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Fore Poems - Poems about Fore

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Scots golfers do not 'golf' as they say in the U.S.A. invented in Scotland it's as they ought a sport the Scottish play the first tennis player known by name (Louis X) did not 'tennis' when he played the game even so I may one day bend my elbow consider the racket and give it a go looks like the language is slowly downward drifting and come this Christmas you won't see...

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Categories: fore, golf, humorous, sports, usa,
Form: Rhyme
Galleon fore
Where the hail crests the sunlight by the hill on which we laid Though the bedding were not empty as the rocks did fight away In the confounds of our memories too soon pass ways galore Love then dines as faiths are born to the measure of one’s hearts true implore Then the captives of the waves sang...

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Categories: fore, august, autumn, blessing, courage,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Its Cronyism to the Fore
Come gather round folks, one and all, Ignore the pall of fake-ball call and gall. Let's play a round of golf with friends, Where favors flow and logic truly ends. All listed experience and resumes we'll scoff at those, We need buddies, cronies whose friendship shows. 'Fore!' is the call, as ball goes out of bounds, 'No worries!' just kick it back,...

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Categories: fore, friendship, political,
Form: Rhyme
and if i die 'fore i wake
. ...and you snatch mine soul Dear Lord ...

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Categories: fore, happiness,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Premium Member A Poet’s Fore-blurb
In my poems you will find Introspections from a worldly mind. Some are pensive, some are kind, But they helped me pass my time. I hope that you’ll enjoy my wit, And don’t consider me a twit. By the time you read my poems all through, You’ll find that I am very much like you. In my poems, you will see Life’s dominant personalities. As...

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Categories: fore, humanity, introspection, life, poetry,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Moments 'Fore the Feast
Gathered 'round the table moments 'fore the feast Heads down, hands folded thanking God for what they'd eat They ate like no tomorrow bellies stuffed, plates vacuum-clean Waddled off to the dessert buffet G-d forsaken in this scene...

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Categories: fore, food, god, lonely, thanks,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Fore Gone Conclusion
to you my life became a foregone conclusion did you truly believe that my failure was certain? a pre-determined path I was meant to follow Was I nothing more to you than a character in a sad tale? Did you truly know me? that you could predict what a challenged life would mean for me invisible overlooked and just as easily tossed away You seemed to have won as the...

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Categories: fore, emotions, poems,
Form: Free verse
Proletarians To the Fore
Arm to arm, sinews clutch One another, makes friend and crutch; One crimson call, which guidance brought The feeble, stern: the working lot To stand much greater, taller, strong Filled with hope, in lines long, That stretch from pain, from glum, from slum To the halls of white where nations clump In the deadest form of gathered hoards Of finance and shares, secluded boards Who...

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Categories: fore, class, work,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member When Deep Darkness and Shadows Race To Fore
When Deep Darkness And Shadows Race To Fore Heartache is oft an invisible cut Within the silent and deadly new field Black boulders bring amidst deepening ruts, Calamity, which oft one finds no shield. Flung from sticky webs of hideous dark Into the depths of an innocent soul Unrelenting, to make a galling mark, Its newborn despair taking wicked toll. What to do...

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Categories: fore, dark, depression, heartbreak, hurt,
Form: Rhyme
Torments of My Own
Forsake me my clumsy heart I have known peace and joy But held them as a baby held a toy How foolish a mischief on my part Daring darling endeavours Gaming the survival tempest Stunts begrudge in me a shredded grandeur I have found the misery I sought After war is peace The folklore reminds me a call to action The steps I...

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Categories: fore, crazy, innocence, journey, vanity,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Trump's 'Win' 'Hey, Fore' - Now, Five More
Trump’s ‘Win’ “Hey, Fore!” (Now Five More) Trump’s ‘Win’ Trump’s ‘Win’ fades (but for lives that it cost)! Think he cops to the fact that he’s lost? Fake News’ swill! Be prepared for a varmint (once snared), can be vicious as hell, hates glasnost! Trump’s ‘Past’ Lord, I trust that your heart is divine, but four years now, Truth’s died on the vine! Grant Republic...

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Categories: fore, abuse, anxiety, corruption, family,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Looking To the 'Fore'
this (right!?) write is based on a bhuddist perspective of the "now" (quote:... it is the being of an emptiness that enables a reality its manifestation)...... andt, the band 'u2's song "i've still not found what i'm looking for"....is the fodder. in the free verse the/a 'looking fore' is as a path ahead, between all common space-time logics (a...

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Categories: fore, absence, analogy, music, peace,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Reasons Fore the Sporting Seasons
There once was a General who had an investment in the swamp He had many ways of getting what he wants Including making things great again when he stomps While in the marsh land The General had to make a stand Feeling pressure from the groups Most were wearing their pinstripe suits For many years...

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Categories: fore, america, history, image, political,
Form: Rhyme
Fore and After
Married to only what’s on the page, each word I wedded The cheers and accolades silenced, my vow applauded Spoken or read each line was reborn, within the covers That blanket the fore and after of time —betrothed to forever (Villanova Pennsylvania: December, 2019)...

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Categories: fore, time, words,
Form: Rhyme
Fore Sight
Ran out the door and realize I’d left my keys inside Standing falling snow I’ve been here before And still again Here I am Perfect hindsight shows I’ve never learned to look ahead There are things I’ve should have done So I would not Be catching snow How many times Will I need Before I learn To plan ahead...

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Categories: fore, poetry,
Form: Free verse

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