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Clackety Poems - Poems about Clackety

Premium Member Kitchen Band
... Whoosh! Swish! Clang! It's the six o'clock kitchen band! Whoosh of paper towels off the roll. Swish as broom threads brush the floor. Clang as pots put on to boil! ......

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Categories: clackety, 4th grade, 5th grade,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member trying to toss my cookies
...I tried to toss my cookies, but they all ran back. Their high top boots made a clickety clackety clack Leave me alone! I yelled, as one jumped on my back. I could not shake this high top, his name......

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Categories: clackety, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Monorhyme



Premium Member The Brownie Brigade
...The brownie brigade trotted around the block. Marching with their feet going tickety dickity dock. I listened to their shoes going click click click. The loudest one was my own browine, little Nic......

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Categories: clackety, 1st grade, 2nd grade,
Form: Rhyme
Welcoming Goats
...Standing atop a blade of grass Closing in toward the edge Beard balancing a dangling ass As it looms over the edge Danger heeds below the passers by Unknowing underneath the eave A lightly pl......

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Categories: clackety, animal,
Form: Quatrain
A Piece of Cake
... Clickety clackety Queen Marie Antoinette "Cake let them eat", she said When they'd no bread Due to her callousness, Improvisational French mob decided then "Off with her head" ......

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Categories: clackety, french,
Form: Double Dactyl



Premium Member Hank's Double Exposure
...'Neath the mountain, on river bends bank Paw prints left...where old grizzly drank A canoe, missing a plank Abandoned...near it sank My mind, to be frank Clackety clank Drew a blank I t......

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Categories: clackety, boat, nature, river,
Form: Nonet
Miracle Implant
...you got a brain in there you're reading this when's the last time you found yourself using it to continue assembling the puzzle pieces in the proximity of an existential grievance minus the usua......

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Categories: clackety, how i feel,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member My Clickety Clackety Mind
...My mind goes clickety clackety Down yesterday’s track. I chase it hard to slow it down. And possibly bring part of it back. It spits in my face, And kicks my shins. With my imagination in full ......

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Categories: clackety, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse
Unseen Yet Known
...I may not see the Wind, But I know it's there. I see it in a shaking leaf The moving clouds The empty soda can as it Clackety clacks down the street. I feel the Wind as a Summer's breeze I see......

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Categories: clackety, mystery,
Form: Free verse
Thunder
...[Stanza 1] I DID NOT know your name when we met on the train destinations like ghosts who have lost their bodies Onward we road the rail with thunder and destiny [Stanza 2] each way station a ......

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Categories: clackety, poems, poetry, poets,
Form: Free verse
Absorption
...Leaving a darkened space Dumbfounded amazement at the scene Feel the absorbing fabric of self and place Brightness consumes, permeates Mind becomes Light is simultaneous thought, so ceasing ......

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Categories: clackety, spiritual,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member My Thunderous Wondrous Electric Toy Train
...It was shiny and bright sitting under the tree. There were other things there, but that's all I could see: a Lionel toy train on a circular track! The caboose was maroon and the engine was black. ......

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Categories: clackety, christmas, nostalgia,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Orphaned Slab
...Orphaned Slab by Odin Roark They call me a foundation once supporting siding and stone wire plumbing shingles Through the doors of my house trailed family and friends across kitchen floor......

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Categories: clackety, space, storm,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Okay But What Do I Say?
...The poem you wrote missed my heart it had no words of emotional chew. After reading the words, what could I say you'd said them all but they added up to okay. When I slithered over the alphab......

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Categories: clackety, on writing and words
Form: Free verse
The Can Man
...Furiously peddling the bicycle The man is dwarfed By the huge clear sack On the bikes' back Now swaying as it goes around the corner Filled with brightly colored cans. On another day he is se......

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Categories: clackety, funny, life, people,
Form: Free verse

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