Long Cellmate Poems
Long Cellmate Poems. Below are the most popular long Cellmate by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Cellmate poems by poem length and keyword.
CarverThe Trial.
Arthur, Sammy, Davis, Junior, Stevie Wonder, Bob, Mick, Sue, Carver. You are being charged with the partial demolition of a listed building. Endangering the life of one, Mavis Stepney. How do you plead.
Not...
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Categories:
cellmate, adventure, humorous, prison,
Form:
Free verse
A Trick My Father Learned In PrisonI’m not saying my father hated the English, God forbid. If he were still alive, he’d hate to hear me say that. He’d correct me right away and say he didn’t hate the English. Truth...
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Categories:
cellmate, ireland, prison, war, , western,
Form:
Prose
I Never Told Him That I Loved HimIf memory serves me right it was one year before he died .Before he was killed that I last saw him with my eye.
From kindergarten
(he was in first grade, nine months older than...
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Categories:
cellmate, adventure, analogy, anxiety, appreciation, bereavement, i love
Form:
Dramatic Verse
The Great Catching Away part nineRaymond Miles heard what sounded like a super sonic boom in the air while he
eye witnessed jet airliners fall to the ground on the freeway. His family watched
cars piling up on the freeway totally...
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Categories:
cellmate, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form:
Prose
Ten Thousand Torturously Terrible Tom's Tidbits (Two)12)Coddle- Two fish enrapt in love.
13)Mustard- A diarrhea victim who can wait no longer.
14)Jam Session- A gathering of sweet-toothed weirdos with various jams and
jellies.
15)Coffee Table- An occasional table made of stale and hard coffee...
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Categories:
cellmate, funny, imagination, on writing and words, parody,
Form:
Burlesque
Medieval Knievel and HoudiniBack in the 14th century
there was a brash young English lad,
who always got his kicks
from doing something bad,
Getting tired of being reprimanded,
and his life not going anywhere,
Evil Knieval built himself a device,
that would surely cause...
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Categories:
cellmate, adventure, england, humor, silly,
Form:
Light Verse
The Wrinkled DollarThe sun came up and shined through the bars
The old man sat up and smiled
Thank you Jesus, he said from his heart
For blessing this wayward child
As he got to his knees, he prayed...
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Categories:
cellmate, christian, god, world, old, god, love, old,
Form:
Light Verse
StrangerHow do you tell someone your heart stop loving them after you made the vow of forever
How do you break anothers heart... How? Without breaking your own heart
You see their love but you...
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Categories:
cellmate, divorce, prayer,
Form:
Free verse
Walk Away PrisonHe's without a cellmate
There's no guard with a gun
He's been here for years
But sentenced to none
To this place without bars
No windows or cells
May not sound bad to you
But to him it was hell
This walk...
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Categories:
cellmate, addiction, drink, drug, pain,
Form:
Lyric
He Sucked At Pac-Man(This is a fictional poem)
When my cousin played Pac-man in the eighties, he really sucked.
He tried and tried to improve but he was out of luck.
He constantly got ate by the ghosts and it always...
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Categories:
cellmate, family, friendship, funny, people, people, cousin,
Form:
I do not know?
Angeri live in the anger, i live in the fear, what is the difference? it is the reason why i am here. i try to see my future, but the answers arnt so clear. im...
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Categories:
cellmate, art,
Form:
ABC
Hail, Liar of the YearHis stinging eloquence torments his foes
His flawless arguments are fatal blows
His poisoned words are seeds of misery
His boastful wit can spell their tragedy
He scares them...
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Categories:
cellmate, life, people, social,
Form:
Rhyme
Broke(This is a fictional poem)
I don't have any cigarettes to smoke.
I can't get laid because I'm broke.
I have no gas so I have to walk wherever I go.
I try to take girls out on my...
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Categories:
cellmate, art, funny, on writing and words, me,
Form:
Light Verse
7 Lines, 7 WordsThe APATHY of our captive gate-herding guards was outstandingly pronounced.
One appeared to have a PREDILECTION toward a disbelief in honor of any kind.
My spiritually-advanced cellmate exuded UNEARTHLINESS when head-trounced.
Yet the gate-herders expressed no CONSTERNATION or...
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Categories:
cellmate, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form:
Rhyme
Holidays Are HereThe holidays are here, they feel so warm
Even if outside the snow is causing so much harm
My Christmas tree is glowing
With little lights and decorations, so lively and flowing
There, I sit and enjoy the glowing...
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Categories:
cellmate, holiday, life, nostalgia, seasons, christmas, christmas, me,
Form:
Couplet