Long Braggarts Poems
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The Warlord Wars No More -2
Pay heed to those deeds from whence the heart must confess...
You're far from Rome Proconsul Caesar...
As they say, "All roads lead to Rome" Ariovistus
and all tresspasses are treated as threats of war...
My recent conquest of...
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Categories:
braggarts, history,
Form:
Crown of Sonnets
When All Is Set and Done, Make Sure You Leave Living
WHEN ALL IS SET AND DONE, MAKE SURE YOU LEAVE LIVING:
Chorus:
We're all dreamers chasing dreams,
But does the dreams we chasing rightfully gleam?
Trends and hypes many yearn to keep,
We're all dreamers chasing dreams,
But does the dreams...
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Categories:
braggarts, destiny, life,
Form:
Lyric
Today August 29th 2021 Sluggishness Dogs Yours Truly
Today August 29th, 2021 sluggishness dogs yours truly
Forecasting to thunderous applause
fast as greased lightning draws
upon futuristic atmospheric gewgaws
hot air emanates out these slackened jaws
spluttering courtesy indentured maws
armed with four footed tall paws
gesticulations resembling horizontal seesaws....
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Categories:
braggarts, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, absence,
Form:
Rhyme
Solutionist
SOLUTIONIST:
This is ANDERSON WALKINGSHOES...
VERSE 1:
Drenched soul placed on a bench,
Avengers revenging not ready to repent;
Edge of grudges they always entrench,
Dreading of fate, that's what they depend.
Trends and hypes risen from their wrench;
Pitching and hitching...
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Categories:
braggarts, allah, angel, god,
Form:
Lyric
Preoccupation
"PreOccupation"
spiced
cut up poetry
divides
numbers
intentional
drivel moved
to the side
on a blank page
into neat lines
sucked up
a much loved
addiction
novel and short
Pre Occupation
of all the glossy
shrouded shrouds
minds spiced
scab picking, their
word salads, tossed
the windbags
blowing...
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Categories:
braggarts, dark, halloween, muse,
Form:
Narrative
The Funky Train 3
In the funky train,
All the hoo-ha-noisy end in fisticuff;
As the crumpled greenback hand-out cough,
The law has nothing to handcuff,
Maneuvering on the sloppy storey hill
A frantic dance of...
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Categories:
braggarts, urbanme,
Form:
Free verse
The Dominis
by Michaelw1two
Such is this thought, of all things thus bought,
material things, emotional needs, self-respect;
humanity today is wrought, from birth
until nature, accident, or incident;
sets your soul free from your peonage,
your...
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Categories:
braggarts, corruption, universe,
Form:
Free verse
Krampus Can Get You
Krampus is coming right up to your bed
He will give you a slap or thump you on your head
He is evil, a devil, and he does what your parents ask.
So if I were you, I...
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Categories:
braggarts, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form:
Ballad
Bride You, Groom Me - Question Mark
(Monkey Shines on Typewriter)
Monkey dreams, sex, more sex,
Banana nice too,
Once in a while!
Tastes better though
When cute butt peels for me
Too much rain,
Smell like stale carpet
Who will groom me now?
Something big comes,
Sure not stinky me!
Haul my...
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Categories:
braggarts, fun, love, lust, , cute,
Form:
Blank verse
I Drove Away From My Relatives
I was embarrassed for my gold-finding prowess was slim to none.
I lived alone, in a mushroom hut, built sloppily for one.
My leprechaun relatives were braggarts, and blowhards and mean.
The things they said to put me...
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Categories:
braggarts, 10th grade, 11th grade, 7th grade, 8th
Form:
Rhyme
Rise Above It
the world can be a - s c a r y- place- full of "nasty" people
braggarts I N S T I G A T O R S...
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Categories:
braggarts, strength,
Form:
Free verse
Who Speaks Now
The educational forest has thickened
I can't see the forest from the trees,
are they Republican or Democrat?
voices once spoke out without a doubt
a lost message loud and clear for change,
those voices have since...
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Categories:
braggarts, america, change, political,
Form:
Blank verse
The Children of a Lesser God
We are the huddled masses
yearning to be free
but living in itself lay is often rose-colored glasses,
and remains quite the mystery.
We ache for freedom transfixed
some random yet open display
of races, children,...
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Categories:
braggarts, appreciation, god,
Form:
Rhyme
The Black Bee Club
The new gentleman’s club is rumored to be exclusive to the braggarts in town.
They have to dress up, and some of these squirrels used to only dress down.
Are their pole dancers? Another teacher asked of...
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Categories:
braggarts, light,
Form:
Rhyme
Whence True Love
A white haired lady sits front of mirror
She tears somewhat in the eye
She picks up a handle to brush the hair
That fate has thinned and vilified
She cries thinking just this thing,
He will not find me...
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Categories:
braggarts, lost love, me, love, me,
Form:
Ballad
What We Leave Behind
Too often
someone stretches the truth until it becomes the lie
and then defends its falsehood for all to hear and believe in
but some wiser ones sense the truth that lay hidden
grab it by...
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Categories:
braggarts, america,
Form:
Blank verse
Effete
My dear Miss Peach how lovely!
Your table boasts so fair
You've chosen the finest bubbly
Best porcelain plates and crystal ware
Your handpicked guests are perfect
They know just what to say
They are prefects without defects
With no real opinions...
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Categories:
braggarts, hyperbole, identity,
Form:
Rhyme
Nail Me To the Cross Again
Lay down rules to follow
isolation of sins and tears
the plan known only to God
find power in the innocence of fear
Dominion betraying duty
quoting verse, chapter and creed
pompous braggarts revere
dictate the path of greed
Defects of man...
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Categories:
braggarts, religion, me, life, me,
Form:
Quatrain
A Poetess
Her spirit longs to chase away the fools
Whose stilted words turn harvests into chaff,
And be alone than prize the empty rules
Which guide their lives and prompt the wise to laugh.
Though Shakespeare, Byron, Shelley, Coleridge,...
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Categories:
braggarts, humanity, philosophy, poetry,
Form:
Rhyme
Fisherman Song
Fishermen were holding their arms stretched out longer than a Ford F-50.
Braggadocio stories were exuberant, not skimpy but sometimes shifty.
Great grandson of one had been fishing without a single fish all day long.
When he pulled...
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Categories:
braggarts, fish,
Form:
Rhyme