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Knockoff Poems - Poems about Knockoff


Premium Member Pitbull Boxing
...Pitbull Boxing the rules have changed/ It's a little different in this pitbull Boxing ring/ We fight till the death, nothing more or less/ There's no time to think, no time to catch your breath/ ......

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Categories: knockoff, boxing day , career, character,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Kibitzy Kleptomaniac
...A kibitzy klepto keeked like a kakapo at a kerfy knotholey kist that kept knickknacks made from kidskin and krimmer in it. His knockoff kiths were knackered of the kookie knucklehead's kleptomaniacis......

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Categories: knockoff, humor,
Form: Verse



They Boo'D Him In Florence
...she became inspired when she changed what was on her agenda for the week placing fridays shedule for mondays she found time to purchase her husbands new bassoon at the mall. there she meet Fort......

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Categories: knockoff, music,
Form: Ballade
What You'Re Able
...So again you say what it is you say same different day because that’s all there ever was whenever you’d play the minimum chips you barely waged and yet I stupidly played and played at thi......

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Categories: knockoff, conflict,
Form: Rhyme
Broken Change
...I could hear my last thin dimes and pennies restlessly rattling a curse, Lying lost somewhere in the endlessly cruel lining of my knockoff purse Into which pens just disappear through some hole in......

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Categories: knockoff, analogy, anger, angst, change,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Cobblestone Echoes
...Cobblestone Echoes by Odin Roark Ancient stone keeper of darkness of auras reaped from high seas vast is your harvest from earth rumblings beset by molten tears to ......

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Categories: knockoff, history,
Form: Free verse
Me and the Mandolin
... Al would invite me to his house to jam Couldn’t play Bluegrass; didn’t give a damn When Al brought in a banjo and fiddle He played the bass; I could only twiddle When he said, “a guit......

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Categories: knockoff, music, high school,
Form: Quatrain
Berlin
...An Excerpt from the Poem "The Man Who Sold the World" ii. Meanwhile In the American Sector A small cermaic Statue of The Christ Hidden by muscular Candelabra arrogantly Thrusting toward ......

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Categories: knockoff, introspection, political
Form: Free verse
Don'T Look Black
...Growing up, as a child, I was taught many CLICHES. Some I, took heed to, others I never OBEYED. One cliché that never DEPARTED, was never dwell, on the place you STARTED. Meaning, ......

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Categories: knockoff, life,
Form: Verse

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