Long Baggie Poems
Long Baggie Poems. Below are the most popular long Baggie by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Baggie poems by poem length and keyword.
Georgie
Georgie
His was a pudgy boyish countenance,
With rounded river eyes and an Alfalfa smile.
He wheezed like a sick tern with repeated asthma attacks,
Playing hard at the various outdoor games and chases,
Of our fleeting childhood years...
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Categories:
baggie, friendship,
Form:
Free verse
Funny Tale About Three Kids
Once upon a time,
there lived three friends: Doubtodore,
Baggie, and Scaredson.
Doubtodore:
He didn’t believe anything Baggie
or Scaredson told him;
he not only doubted his friends,
he also doubted the date he was born,
or the name he was first given,...
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Categories:
baggie, childhood, children, funny, humor, humorous, imagery, imagination,
Form:
Narrative
Please
Below is a copy of your poem:
PLEASE
I grew up around the corner from this church
Watching a good neighbor turn bad
Where people got hurt, and children grew up mad
Where there was a continuous fight for the...
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Categories:
baggie, anger, blessing, eve,
Form:
Acrostic
Saffa Jaffas spill like Seville
If you don’t play the big three
There’s no way
You should be seen
In the final of the WTC
That’s what’s been heard
Mean baggie greens
Have a word
Indians chagrin din
Simply absurd
Stokes bespoke blokes
Don’t give a monkeys
Run rates slate.. hate
Not...
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Categories:
baggie, sports,
Form:
Rhyme
WTC Postman Pat
Another hallowed arrow from his quivers
One of cricket’s greatest shiver givers
Coursing down your spine like rivers
Fine line..never dithers as slivers
Of adversaries hopes on the ropes..withers
Tipples tickle our livers
The latest tropes of how
Somehow…anyhow won’t kowtow
Postman...
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Categories:
baggie, sports,
Form:
Rhyme
My husband is son of a, Anthology poem
When I ask him, 'Do you really love me'?
He thinks and says, 'Sure I always say 40-love when I play tennis with
you'.
Whenever I come home happy after my shopping spree,
He reminds me, 'Honey, Money...
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Categories:
baggie, humorous,
Form:
Free verse
no one eats the same chili at my house
I fix the best chili I can
But my family has to doctor it up
One of my daughter adds cinnamon
Something she learned
When grandma accidentally used it
Instead of chili powder
My son has to dump a pound of...
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Categories:
baggie, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form:
Narrative
Breakfast For the Ducks
Near the fountain stands the male
In iridescent glory,
But his mate begins this tale,
A true Manhattan story.
These same ducks have made their home
Outside a high-rise building.
I see them swim or sleep or roam;
The truth requires no...
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Categories:
baggie, appreciation, new york, today,
Form:
Rhyme
Autumnal Days
Grey clouds dispersing above the Lough,
Grey geese skeining to winter fields for from arctic chill,
Rainbow colours reflected in water still and deep,
Chill and cold in the depths along with bream and Roach,
Amongst the weed and...
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Categories:
baggie, appreciation, autumn, beautiful, earth, feelings,
Form:
Free verse
traveling through my purse
I search my purse for money or credit cards.
Discovering four brochures from September
Receipts from the veterinarian clinic with dog tags
Twelve poem ideas jotted on a red napkin
A used toothpick with gum at the end of...
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Categories:
baggie, women,
Form:
List
Under the Alaskan Sun
Nine months of darkness,
Snow on the ground,
No leaves on the trees,
No warmth around.
As the winter comes to a close,
Lakes and rivers still seem froze,
Soon the waters will break free,
Moving life far as eyes...
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Categories:
baggie, life, nature,
Form:
Rhyme
Late Eggrolls
It's late for an eggroll
but it's Sally's best time.
It's dry but it's tasty
and Sally; her dime.
It's perched in it's baggie:
white with a fold.
A sleeve for a napkin,
grease covered and bold.
The weight of a dove.
It airs...
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Categories:
baggie, appreciation, blessing, care, culture, food,
Form:
Quatrain
In the Kitchen Cabinets
One box was stamped two thousand fifteen;
Another two thousand and five.
If I ate the pasta inside them,
Do you think I would still be alive?
Some crackers found zipped in a baggie
Were stale as a mummy’s last...
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Categories:
baggie, humorous,
Form:
Rhyme
Portable
A muffin’s very portable;
I toss one in my bag
And pop a piece into my mouth
If spirits start to sag.
I slice it up and baggie it;
It takes up little space
And I can nibble secretly
At any time...
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Categories:
baggie, food,
Form:
Rhyme
Distant Cousins
Distant Cousins
David J Walker
You may not remember
the dinosaurs
Roaming our backyard
Jurassic park
Hiding in lilacs
Crushing the petunias and
Easting the tops off our trees
Mother, not pleased,
was mad while
Dad was glad to not have...
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Categories:
baggie, allegory, dream, imagination,
Form:
Rhyme