Fagin Poems | Examples


Premium MemberSlang Footles for Male Names: Part 3

Always Prepared

Ready 
Freddy

The Untamed

Feral
Ferril

What’s in Frankie’s Pockets?

Frankie’s
hankies

Patriotic Guy

Yankee
Frankie

Of the highest Quality

Fraser’s
razors

Small Eater

Grazer
Frazer

The Warlock

Pagan
Fagin

The Brilliant One

Star Glow
Fargo

Something’s About to Happen to Him

Herald
Gerald

Poet

The bard
Gerard

The Mimic

Parrot
Garret

Who Needs Pudding and Pie

Georgie 
Porgie

Good Grief!

Lordy,
Gordy!

Best Things in his Garden

Gerrett’s
carrots

The Stoic

Steely
Greeley

What People Always Say to Him

Really,
Greeley?

The Generous One

Sharin’
Garen

Thrill Seeker

Gnarly
Harley

So Angry

Snarly
Harley

Embittered

Soured
Howard

Not Brave at All

Coward
Howard

What’s in Henny’s pocket

Henny’s
Pennies

The Pest

Vermin
Herman

What Herman Gives Each Sunday

Herman’s
sermons

Why Can’t He Just Stay Home?

Roamer
Homer

Better Than Ice Cream
 
Sherbet
Herbert

Get Him Band-aids

Howie’s
Owies

Nonsensical

Phooey
Huey

Always Amazed

Wowie
Howie

The Overly Sentimental One

Gooey
Huey
Categories: fagin, boy,
Form: Footle

Rambling Mad

Madder then the mad hatter 
wearing a black bandanna, 
the  word spinning 
head scrambling 
lyrical attacker,
taking your  words 
and pinning them to the wall with a  dagger, 
head so spun 
you stumble and stagger,

two feet set 
but  struggling to climb the ladder,
take a draw from the pipe 
then call the smoking caterpillar,

because it’s better to chase the rabbit
then the dragon,
Your crumbling slow demise 
as the wheels fall of the wagon, 
body so young 
but the skin is full of aging,
Pickpocketing your beauty 
like the artful dodger and Fagin.

Now You may think I’m  mad, 
and the waters  I tread are a  murky,
but there’s a man over there called Benji 
and he’s  a talking to a turkey !!!!
Categories: fagin, allusion, feelings, funny, imagination,
Form: Free verse


The Golden King

Gilderoy Golden King
Avaricious for money
Fagin flagitious Abactor
Bismer bibulous bugaboo
Bambosh biblioklept bellipotent
Data From King's Prying Eyes..
Written By ARK...
Categories: fagin, art, books, literature, words,
Form: Bio

Past Lives

I was Indiana, riding with rifle pointing ahead,
then Cassanova, lost count of how many in my bed,
as Sitting Bull, I looked down directing my braves,
I passed under an arch, giving one of Cleopatra's waves.

Tried to change history - it wasn't Custer's last stand,
as Columbus, I called America India, got mixed up with the land,
we couldn't have Captain Cook murdered by a bunch of savages,
Moses didn't take any tablets - just lots of stone pages.

We knew that Nelson was gay when he said: 'Kiss me Hardy,'
and Napoleon was shunted off to St. Helena reluctantly,
I prevented 'The Maid of Orle'ans' from being burnt at the stake,
Fagin asked me to pick pockets - it was more than I could take.

Then back to the beginning - maybe Tutenkamen would do,
which exotic personage could you emulate if it was you?
Categories: fagin, america, character, columbus day,
Form: Prose

Identity Crisis

There was a time when tradesmen,
Like plumbers or mechanics, were all fulltime people.
But nowadays a tradesman has to do multiple tasks, 
Mainly because their number is dwindling.
When they are not available,
Householders have to do the job themselves.
It stands to reason. 

Similarly, occupations like thieving, robbery, villainy, etc.,
Used to be carried on on a fulltime-basis. 
You could tell such characters apart
By their behavior, dress code and looks.
Fagin, Phoolan Devi, and Veerappan are eloquent examples.
Even a street dog could easily single them out
And start barking loudly.

But nowadays, in these postmodern times,
Or Kali Yuga (if you like),
Such marks of distinction seem to be lost. 
Obviously, such ‘trades’ nowadays have gone part-time.
But the question is: Why so many part-time people 
(seeing that their number is ever increasing), 
And when, evidently, there is so much scope? 
Why don't people go fulltime?

Could anyone explain why or why not?
Categories: fagin, irony, satire,
Form: Free verse


Agony Aunt

Dear depressed girlfriend 
Thank you for your note 
He's obviously the boyfriend of the year
So he's going to get my vote . 

Your boyfriend is in prison 
After he robbed the local shopping mall
but he'd love you to visit San Quentin 
and do a strip dance on top of the wall .

His sister is only jealous 
because she's been so long on the game 
Ten cents a trick Tess from Tulsa 
I'm sure you've heard the name .

He's got a mate named Oliver
He knows the artful dodger too 
and I'm sure the honourable Mr Fagin 
Would look after your kids for you .

I know mister Cowell's sister
Has been sending you advice 
but I know she has played twister 
with your boyfriend once or twice .

So listen to your agony uncle
To your boyfriend please be true 
When he gets out in ten years time
He'll be coming back to you.
Categories: fagin, funny,
Form: Verse
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