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Humvees Poems - Poems about Humvees


Premium MemberGod Money

...dollars dance ...

in the eyes of angels
plates at the ends of pews
passed strategically in tempo
to burnish words
(even more strategic)
pretty sheep
buttered and wagging
like the smooth ton...
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Categories: humvees, analogy, corruption, discrimination, money,
Form: Free verse

Memorial Days

...The local girls are Asian, South Korean, Japanese,
Chinese, Vietnamese.
A few runaway Muslim chicks.
War is a man-shaped demon.

War is booze and guns, fistfights,
Humvees and frying, flying li...
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Categories: humvees, poetry,
Form: Free verse



Premium MemberOld Plaid Shirt Makes a Run For It

...Old red plaid shirt blew off the line with ease.
One July day with a gentle breeze,
Farmer’s wife came out to peek into old deep freeze.
She was now standing in meat up to her knees.

Old farmer...
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Categories: humvees, 2nd grade, 3rd grade,
Form: Monorhyme

The Desert Gypsies

...We ride across the desert sands
Like pirates out at sea. 

Two Humvees accompany me 
 12 gypsies all we be

We fly the Jolly Roger, a symbol 
Big and bold, 

We sail a cross the desert sand ...
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Categories: humvees, business, culture, freedom, identity,
Form: I do not know?

Hurricane Sandy

...Sandy stole my words. 
Desolation and despair 
triumphed
attempts at descriptive 
narrative 
paled in comparison
to the cold, desolate reality left 
behind.  

Humvees and police cars patrol...
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Categories: humvees, loss
Form: Free verse



Salute To a Friend

...Sparks fly and smoke billow from seven muzzles
Deep into her heart the explosion echoes
Flashing memories of a smiling face of a love now lost.
Lost in strife, conflicting ideals- caused

“Mommy...
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Categories: humvees, life, sympathy, war
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberChickenhawks

...I gots to go on down to Applebees.
I gots to watch the big game on TV.
Oh, its much better than January's
Superbowl, March Madness, the history
of boxing or Tiger Woods teeing up.
We'll toss dow...
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Categories: humvees, allegory, parody, political,
Form: Sonnet

Book: Reflection on the Important Things