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Flatly Poems - Poems about Flatly

Dirge of the Last Lap
...I The loud, cruel laughter of dirge besieges us so greatly in the face of wanton humiliation. It comes mightily, crashing our aged city walls, unearthing the foundations of churches, tolling......

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Categories: flatly, dark, death, sorrow,
Form: Free verse
The Backlight of Equality
...On the day of the Lord the human shall fear, A terrifying god whom will Christians duly Peer, The dead shall live again - the Christian tear, A monopolising Christianity that cannot hear. With,......

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Categories: flatly, appreciation, bible, christian, faith,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Bunch of limericks and other funny tricks II
...I hate it when a girl rolls her eyes, because that means she's on to my lies. And then it's harder to get her to let me under her sweater, and then on to the ultimate prize....

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Categories: flatly, funny, giggle, howl, humor,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member I know -- these days, Muse poems are totally cliche
...I'm sick and tired of the so-called muses, especially the one who always chooses to make it clear that I don't work hard enough, yet, when I ask for a little help with my stuff, she's alwa......

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Categories: flatly, 12th grade, humorous, imagination,
Form: Rhyme
Written
... Come in take a seat The young man furrowed his brow I em wait where am I The older gent motioned to the chair Please take a seat As the young man settled into the leather seat, the older......

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Categories: flatly, poems,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Some Banking Hanky Panky
...A sweet young bank teller named Doris Had a crush on her co-worker, Boris. But one day while at work The young clerk went berserk When she caught Boris banging the manager, Morris. Doris' secr......

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Categories: flatly, humor,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member A Spider is Not an Insect
...This poet has most incorrectly checked The little box which indicates "insect." This poem, I therefore flatly reject. I sharply reproach the writer. A spider, never an insect, was. I say......

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Categories: flatly, humor, insect,
Form: Rhyme
Veridawn's Keep
... In the glade of sallowed comparisons as told by the shade of star-crossed ways, where secrets are catching vespers in petrific gaze. In the mists ......

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Categories: flatly, love,
Form: Rhyme
Little Curly-Headed Girl
...Hey, little curly-headed girl Why are you out here alone? The darkness is no place for someone like you. Little curly-headed girl Why don't you speak? What is making you so blue? "I am not......

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Categories: flatly, depression, fear, how i
Form: Rhyme
My Muses
...I used to scoff at the thought of Greek nymphs inspiring artists, but those nine gals, especially Calliope and Erato blees em, have moved right in. They’re a great help around the house. I ......

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Categories: flatly, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Kiss of Wisdom Blocked By God
...I could prove a point thought misbegotten, For long years packaged as Flatly Rotten, I myself judged a spiritual loser; Indeed, an Abhorrent option chooser! But why, God had said so: "Esau I ha......

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Categories: flatly, god, hate, love, perspective,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member After the Fall
...He fell so early from the image to the grime And lay there, flatly oozing helplessness. Anger, and something left of love combined, Plunged to urge him free, Wiped its hands and set back the ido......

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Categories: flatly, anger, image, love,
Form: Rhyme
A New Way To Fly
...The fiercest wind blew me away and to the clouds, I lost my way. The tinted mist clouded my eye until I could not see the sky. I was so lost in the dark of night for in my wisdom, I clung ......

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Categories: flatly, hope, recovery from,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Waltz On
... If the river wends its way on a path so very long, and it can't make up its mind, just meandering along, then a monsoon from the west blows the rains in hard and strong, and the water's ......

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Categories: flatly, song,
Form: Monorhyme
Premium Member Fairytale Endings
...A rainbow stallion hailed, as if a cab. I laid a hundred bucks under his leather saddle. I stepped into the stirrups, then whipped onto his primeval back. I’d been expecting him. An adventure......

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Categories: flatly, animal, fantasy, father daughter,
Form: Narrative

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