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Haywire Poems - Poems about Haywire


Premium MemberHaywire Love

When love is smooth and runs in tune,
young couples gaze up at the moon,
but before or when they hit the sack,
love sometimes goes out of whack.
So, take care when you play with fire,
that love does not go all haywire.
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Categories: haywire, humor, love,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberThe World Gone Haywire

Global warming
Polar bears do not have a name for it
They have not read about it in Geographic
But they are dying anyway

Pollution of our oceans
Whales are turning up dead
Animals are swallowing oil
Seals are throwing themselves off cliffs

Assault rifles
Anybody with a credit card can get one
Mowing down people at concerts
Or in grade schools
Or just co-workers you do
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Categories: haywire, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse



We Went Haywire

WE WENT HAYWIRE

The fruit of horrendous hurry
Hung appeasingly aloof
On a green tree with white lumpy leave
Situated amidst a green garden 

We harvested it imperiously
The day we went hay wire woefully
The day we hurried for inadvertent independence
Six months old premature pregnancy
Hurried to breathe brazenly
Hurried to wean wretchedly
Viewed Mrs. Colonisation as a messed milk
Now we hurry to
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Categories: haywire, 7th grade,
Form: Alliteration

Haywire Ghetto

Haywire ghetto, lingering corpses, malingering sunshine,
Malignant malediction, staccato with disseminating stench,
Portending: ichor, insipid blood and wenches.

Juxtaposition of aphotic with aphotic; incognizant iniquity.

Noxious oxygen, attenuated jasper, jejune jardiniere:
Zion.

Smoke: implicative cornice,
Sherry or vitriol?
Ours, a world, that feigns polo in alcohol!!

-Pin Dew (30/04/2017)
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Categories: haywire, dark, image, life, society,
Form: Free verse

Haywire Sleep

forty winks today
elusive sleep tomorrow
zombie forever



Sept. 11, 2010
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Categories: haywire, life
Form: Senryu



Gone Haywire

How far
I have fallen
       from your grace.
The stone I dropped into
the breach last week has yet to
       find bottom.
Can you forgive the silence
      from my heart aware  ~
offering excuse and justification
      
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Categories: haywire, devotion, faith, forgiveness, hope,
Form: Free verse

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