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Kaye Poems - Poems about Kaye


Unpoetic Justice Example 2
Another man, a Native man who won't be named, published a poem I wrote about stars without permission. So I wrote another poem about stars, different from the original, and had it remixed by AI Chatbot. To the Starlit Night And he was a visionary Painting his obituary As he bled down to gravity The pulldown...

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Categories: kaye, allegory, anger, anti bullying,
Form: Free verse
Unpoetic Justice Example
Unpoetic Justice 2: Best Freeverse as Traditional Poems A poem I will not publish here was stolen by a man and remixed slightly, then claimed as his own. I have taken an original version and restructured it through AI Chatbot and Aphres. This poem will be credited to AI and anonymous. I'm so sorry to hear...

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Categories: kaye, absence, allusion, anger,
Form: Rondeau



Premium Member Art Deco Lady By Di Kaye
Pristine and neat Elaborate straight staid lines Fussy in a controlled 1940’s way Flashing her art deco individuality Delighted to be drawn at this time By the artist who feels gleefully satisfied with his work....

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Categories: kaye, art,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Swing and Sway With Sammy Kaye
Some people say “what a crappy day!” Seems all my vital signs are still clicking away So I say OOOEEE! Dance the boogie-woogie Or let's just swing and sway with Sammy Kaye...

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Categories: kaye, dance,
Form: Limerick
The Ballad of Arthur Kaye - Part Ii
They hunted down Arthur and bound him in ropes and dragged him in front of the stranger Poor Arthur was saddened and lost all his hopes in the face of the hate and the danger The stranger then urged them to build a great fire right there in the middle of town Their frenzy increased as the flames grew yet higher and...

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Categories: kaye, fantasy, humor, imagery, religion,
Form: Rhyme



The Ballad of Arthur Kaye - Part I
Arthur Kaye, he was born with the head of a goat and cloven hooves where he should have had feet They made the most unfortunate racket whenever he ran down the street A clitter and clatter, a clip and a clop, all that noise was poor Arthur's sole sin You knew if he were off to the pub or the shops by...

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Categories: kaye, fantasy, humor, imagery, religion,
Form: Rhyme
If You See Kaye
Another rainy afternoon It's cold and windy my body's freezing and my heart is empty.. I try to go out and do stuff hoping to forget about it but then I see these sweet couples as if to dampen my spirit.. It's been hell since she left and I've almost gone crazy so please help bring back my love,my angel, my baby.. 'twas all because of one...

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Categories: kaye, lost love, love, passion,
Form: Rhyme

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