Dammit Poems | Examples


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Dammit Im Mad

Dammit I'm Mad

Now spell it backwards

You will still be mad, lol

I guess you could say it's a backwards spell check, lol

"I saw this online kind of interesting"

Dammit the Limit

i'm pushing aside

                                   contort or construe not me

                                      drinks even have limits

Premium Member Dammit I'M Mad

“Dammit I'm mad” backward is “Dammit I'm mad”
No misunderstanding there, to the point I must add
We can schmooze and cadoodle
Chance a bop on the noodle
A helmut is good protection in case one you have


Premium Member Dammit I'M Mad

Without reticence of our duties civic
Won't it now be disingenuous to attack
Sanctimonious radar of indolent criminals
Who don't nod or show symbolic morals

Are we drawn onward to a new era
Where the law-abiders air an aria
We few who don't want legislation
No it is opposition governmentation 

Do we have to borrow or rob the system
Refer investigators for the mission
Pull up the plethora of evidence 
Dammit I'm mad at this happenstance

May 6, 2018

Premium Member Dammit I'M Mad

“Dammit I'm mad” spelled backwards is “Dammit I'm mad”
No misunderstanding there, right to the point I might add
We can schmooze and cadoodle
But chance a bop on the noodle
A helmut is good protection in case one you have

Premium Member Dammit

“DAMMIT!”


as basements flooded
they gazed upon the structure
damning the beavers



John G. Lawless
4/10/2015


Wake Me Dammit

from all those crazy dreamings 
those empty beds alone 
forgiveness is redeeming 
and I'm learning to atone 
some sweet day I'll see you 
Walking down the lane 
And all my love through falling tears 
will comfort you again 
all those words I never said 
I didn't even try 
will tumble from my fumbling tongue 
Where then I was too shy 
You loved my friend until the end 
God help me 
So did I

Just Do It Dammit

Caught up in swirling emotions
Not certain which way to turn
Torn twixt desire and devotion
Hot hurting anger to burn
Fearful of folly and failing
Franticly feeling the way
Haltingly hesitant holding
Sanity sucking away
Dying to do it today
“Hi. Do you have a minute?
I think Id like to get to know you.”

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