Classing Poems


Everyone Deserved To Be Happy

...With each passing day, living becomes so classing;
For the less, is a delightful day of mess 
And the field of play, sought on us turbulent weather to be healed.  
That gladly under the sun; for d...
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Categories: classing, 1st grade, africa, birth,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberTyping Words On My Old Royal Typewriter Letters- Words and Poetry

...Ole to yon poet writer of words
Yet engaging tarring rhythmically graphics
As all four corners images edging
I have dreamed of these those sketches
I heard an endearing, developing ed...
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Categories: classing, analogy, literature, symbolism, word
Form: Dramatic Monologue


Finally a Rat Bells the Cat

...A dreaming-to-be-blonde brunette 
Psychologically caught in a drag net,
Her forced-upon nickname “You Cant!”
And she’d wished she were a debutante!
The further-taunted-about-her-sibilant 
And ma...
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Categories: classing, animal, appreciation, courage, desire,
Form: Rhyme

Fully Employed Now

...Humanity keeps looking forward, toward the coming of a birth,
and we’re all deemed as equals on our first day on this earth,
but as the years go quickly by our lives become our own;
we’re seen as ...
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Categories: classing, humor,
Form: Rhyme

A Bull Let In

...Well hello and good afternoon good morning and good evening to you. This is your daily bulletin from the moo news channel brought to you by Mrs Harriet Heiferton. Today was a big day for a seed. It g...
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Categories: classing, baby, baseball,
Form: I do not know?


Thanks To Special Friends

...With this special valentine, I say “thank you” to
Each member who sends welcome wish through
Linking each new poet to the soup
Classing them within the group
On the first day we arrive
Mostly lo...
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Categories: classing, friend, thanks,
Form: Acrostic
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