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Isis Staind 26 Plus Years of Marriage
Isis staind 26+ years of marriage

Yes, believe me you, 
I (also considered the best karaoke singer
for the go-go's) 
putting Shabrina Leonita to shame
back in two thousand and twenty one
once flew high as the eagles 
a...

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Categories: dixie, adventure, age, america, anniversary, appreciation, betrayal, marriage,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member April Fools For Bobby Lee
“Just when he thought he’d had all he could take,
April arrived like a careless mistake.” 

From DRIVING DIXIE DOWN by Anonymous Brown
Smithstonian Folkways Recordings catalogue # 317-704-1106

When something is broken, it’s no longer of any...

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Categories: dixie, allegory, break up, history,
Form: Blank verse
Isis staind 27 plus years
Isis staind 27+ years...

of scorpion stinging poison us marriage,
whereby the missus and I,
nevertheless experienced genesis as 
mama and papa respectively.

(jest kibitizing)

thus explaining why I 
(a beatle browed  
sixty five year young adult) 
joined blue...

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Categories: dixie, adventure, angst, anniversary, appreciation, celebration, divorce, humorous,
Form: Free verse
Motion Sickness

My people love marching!
Attending rain dancing parades,
doing a bunch of fire-breathing talking
Little drummer boys and girls
playing foot soldier pretend grown up
Just defending the truth,
those marionette walkers will yell at you
in designer protest fashion
Motion activate the...

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Categories: dixie, allusion, culture, leadership, truth,
Form: Elegy
Everyday American Irritations
GROGGY BEDHEAD NO COFFEE SHUT THE BLINDS .... PRESIDENTIAL NO GOOD CHOICES TELIVISION SIGNAL GLITCH SMEAR ART CAMPAIGN... LATE NIGHT REHEATED RERUN RETWEEKED RETWEETED MORNING NEWS?....
MORE RAIN TOO HOT BROKEN LEFT WINDSHIELD WIPER.... SAME OLD...

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Categories: dixie, america, anxiety, celebrity, conflict, confusion, corruption, culture,
Form: Blitz



Another Ministry of Truth Caught Then Lies volume 3

The National Science Foundation outsources to Colleges, today's mental assassins to secretly 
censor you using "wisedex" 
among other things. 
"Wisedex" is
in the shadows of academia, 
a deep state melanoma
with digital mitochondria and an mRNA soul.

Mental...

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Categories: dixie, art,
Form: Free verse
Work and Jobs


Two four-letter words,
I truly despise
Got nothing but hate for them,
I’m not gon lie ... 
but I got my reasons why
Jobs!
Politicians always seem to forget
to put menial in front of it
I’m a Hebrew snob,
don’t come talking...

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Categories: dixie, humorous, jobs, parody, truth, work,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Rock 'N' Roll - Both Audio and Text - With Illustration
When Ricky Nelson said “Hello” to “Marylou” I knew - that rock ‘n’ roll was in my heart to stay,
And no one with a soul can argue Orbison and Presley aren’t among the greatest still...

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Categories: dixie, music, youth,
Form: Rhyme
Shana Aubrey Harris - Part One
born two days 
after ole Punxsutawney i.e. the Doctor Phil - 
of woodchucks Latin Name = Marmota Monax 
nest resembled Rastafarian hair weave, 
which creature rattled with ire and peeveishness, 

when rudely roused from his...

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Categories: dixie, beauty, blessing, butterfly, celebration, change, courage, cute
Form: Ballade
One Night In Dixie
The road wore a coat, a thick blanket of snow
Spring had not reached those Tennessee hills
As midnight approached, three Rebs lie in a hole
Near a slope where six brethren were killed

In tattered gray suits and...

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© Ben Burton  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: dixie, war,
Form: Ballad
Dump Trump the Demagogue Hitler Reincarnate
Countdown to Armageddon precariously hinges 
   potential apocalypse outcome, mere smattering days away
if the brazen, fierce-some dragon doth don 
   trumps presidential throne - 
   ships with whistling ...

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Categories: dixie, allegory, anger, angst, anxiety, death, earth, emotions,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member 12 Days of Christmas In New Orleans
On the 1st day of Christmas my hometown gave to me 
a ride in Rex's Mardi Gras parade

On the 2nd day of Christmas my hometown gave to me
2 mosquitoes buzzin' and 
a ride in Rex's...

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© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: dixie, christmas, home,
Form: Lyric
Prologue 3

   LizPiggo didn't answer, 
she just handed the money over to the 
Chinese lady and nestled into the quadruple 
wide booster seat the Chinese lady had placed 
for her. She liked LizPiggo. LizPiggo...

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Categories: dixie, art,
Form: Other
Premium Member Humble Abode
My Humble Abode

I awake to the sounds of roosters informing everyone that it’s time to rise and shine.  The roosters have  just clocked in to start there morning shift.  If it’s winter,...

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Categories: dixie, america, child, children, dream, home, imagination, poverty,
Form: Prose
This Ain'T a Goddam Country Song
This Ain't a Goddamn Country Song

You know I love my Rock and Roll

I wouldn't write a Country Song

'Cause that's not how I roll

This song it ain't bout country things

Like pickup trucks and cars

You'll never find...

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Categories: dixie, america, funny, music, nostalgia, song,
Form: Lyric
Isis Staind 19 Plus Years of a Scorpion Sting Ing Poison Us Marriage
without wearing a helm mitt on my head, yet did suffer inxs
of welts the size of cranberries amidst talking heads, whose traffic
mishap of cars unable to Stp, thus this passenger indistinguishable from 
avast metallica Skidrow...

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Categories: dixie, character, feelings, hip hop, humor, imagination, me,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Premium Member Chicago Five-F
Was it her or was it him?
Was it the mixed signals of dixie,                      ...

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Categories: dixie, marriage, romance,
Form: Verse
Whisky Dixie
Whisky Dixie was a girl from the state of Alabama 
Her mother was a housewife and her father was a farmer
She came into the world in a field full of corn
Her mother had been drinking...

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Categories: dixie, gothic, grief, heartbroken, mental illness, mother daughter,
Form: Rhyme
The Picnic
The little pygmy named Pixie Poggly was quirky queenly quaintly and quickly, but rarely ever really did much can't you see.

Until one day, a raunchy rascal quaintly and shrewdly, Skinny and slippery that he was,...

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Categories: dixie, adventure, celebration, confusion, fantasy, fun, funny, humorous,
Form: Alliteration
Rough Draft part2


   Soak in the palmolive snake oil tonic.
The cool stalk of my ebonics on hydroponics.
Get stuck in the matrix of my convicts, of hooker phonics.
Get high off of my knock off water on...

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Categories: dixie, art,
Form: Lyric
Mathew 6: 12-13
"mathew" 6: 12-13
“and forgive us our debts”
(not only does a sheep get 3 squares a day,
but it is also believed that if one begs the
sky enough, one’s problems will just
wash away---this is to be the...

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Categories: dixie, life, evil,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Whistling Dixie Signs
I recall similar signs and notices
of ironic appeal:

"We have a zero-tolerance policy against bullying"
ripped and torn,
and is that a dried yellow yolk stain?

"This is a NO GUNS neighborhood"
surrounded by a lot
vacant except for weeds
mulched in...

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Categories: dixie, anti bullying, corruption, hate, health, i miss
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Krakatoa Kritic 007
Krakatoa Kritic #007

Let those comment who kill with soft words when they ‘get’ you!
Should we hold praise hostage, retreat when we can’t see
reciprocal giftings that laud what we write in return?
My take’s yours if you...

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Categories: dixie, perspective, poetry,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member It's Cold Outside
Mississippi.
Mostly mild, wet, and muddy  in winter,
but also chilly, cold, and sometimes snowy.
We feasted on ice cycles from tin or asphalt rooftops;
We screamed and yelled as we fought each other with snowballs;  ...

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Categories: dixie, cool, rain, seasons, weather, winter,
Form: Narrative
Come On Down To the Gilded Age
COME ON DOWN TO THE GILDED AGE
By Roy Merritt

Come on down to the Gilded Age 
We’ve crawled our way back
And we’re coming hard and heavy this time
So brace for the attack

Come on down to the...

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Categories: dixie, political,
Form: Lyric

Book: Reflection on the Important Things