Knockout Punch Poems | Examples


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Forever Enough

Forever enough, always enough
His love is more than enough
He puts a bloodline between our foes
And coaches us in His righteous moves

Our fibers and genes will remember
His power, mercy so tender
Revolutionary shift is His promise
Of unquenchable light and justice

He points our unlovable blind spots
Loving us into a corrected path
Our mourning He turns into dancing
Our shame into His favour unmerited

Our misery now turned into a ministry
He empowers us to live without fear
Our gloves covered with His Crimson 
We unleash the knockout punch

In Him, we triumph over all
As we remember our God
We win our every battle 
For Nothing is greater than Him!

Premium Member Throwin' a Punch

no need for brass knuckles for a knockout punch ~ just a pair of brass balls

The Lunch

A co-worker took my lunch
All you heard was a loud crunch
I watched her real hard
I pumped up my arm part
And gave her a knockout punch


Premium Member Dungeon Wine and Dine Time

Burnley had a conjugal date after getting a vision 
Was warned you may want to listen
To the canary finishing his mission 
Relocating to a lower level 
Feeling a wee bit better not needing a shovel 
Getting experience from the higher league 
Canary play should increase and be at a winning degree 
Venturing to the dungeon 
After buying snacks for the munching 
Seeing it in sight 
Wanting diplomacy not a fight 
Pouring some Claret wine 
Two sat down for a dine 
While each other picked each other’s mind 
Everything proceeded in calm fashion 
No scoring just a lot of passing 
Until plenty of ticks were put on the clock 
When wood was a chip off the old block 
Spirits were high 
A break they did try 
Canary pondered “‘A’ rated exposure could be a lie”
Come back more refreshed 
Burnley waited watched wanting a drunken confess 
Near the conclusion 
Canary made a goal that added to the losing 
It was the knockout punch 
Closing the weekend late late lunch 
Parting their ways 
Canary had nothing to say 
Green and yellow 
Quietly mellow 
Letting go 
Moving on to another show 
Pay Citizens one last visit 
Their high profile property sold, no longer listed

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