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girlogue, a poem in genZ slang

(a poem in genZ slang)

square-up marys,
It’s junior year, in the ivie,
we’re gambling for big-chips.
so gambate, do-it-big!
It's time, buck-up or labron.
if you bunny rouble
homeskillets will hook-it-up
lovems juju
.
.
slang…
girlogue = conversation between girls that guys can’t understand
square-up = get ready
marys = bookish and lovable girls of wit and looks
ivie = ivy league
big-chips = high stakes, high risk
gambate =

Categories: juniors, courage, desire, encouraging, humor,
Form: Free verse

Athens

We’re (Lisa and I) back in Athens Georgia (hometown USA), where it’s the halcyon days of summer. The south used to be the home of summer heat - not anymore. Now everyone has their little ‘heat domes’ and temperatures well into the hundreds. Show-offs. In Augusta, we creep into the 90s, some days, between daily

Categories: juniors, humor, mom, school, student,
Form: Free verse

Mindbang

We’re shape-shifting, my roommates and I. Transitioning mentally from freshmen and sophomores (nobodies) into juniors (somebodies). We’ve been around, we’re not the new kids anymore. We’re being seen and appreciated. It’s a mindbang.

There was a coolike girl, Kathleen, who was a senior when I was a freshman. I had a mad, mad envy-crush on her.

Categories: juniors, feelings, growth, humor, school,
Form: Free verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry

Juniors :: Romblomanon Sonnet


When first met him, he acted like leader,
used to pretend as a great achiever;
sought to bypass the laid down procedure.
Some disliked him for acts as beleaguer;

His working process many did not like
his didactic style workforce did dislike.

His behaviour in office with juniors
was rough, never bothered for their futures;
Some of them opined he was a meaner.
His

Categories: juniors, feelings,
Form: Sonnet

Juniors Feeding Time

mellow
fellow
yellow
jello

Tot throws at the mellow fellows chair
as Dad primps his yellow jello hair



1-22-18

Categories: juniors, baby, food, humor,
Form: Tyburn

For Juniors!

With economics to high standarts of life,
We are not transpassers in our own country!
And it's no wonder why, because our fathers,
Our children and our mothers, 
All we are free and united,
Every day and sometimes on TV even allnighted,
Our friends and relatives on the free lands,
Professional and special,
Can change our trade union system
As  all reforms

Categories: juniors, family, children, people,
Form: Classicism