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How I Got Rich and What Happened Then
Written in summer of 1976.


I used to eat my lunch with groups
of businessmen from Campbell Soups.

We drank a drink at lunch each day
Of Coca-Cola mixed with hay

And talked of pending corporate plans
And willow-haired orangutans.

I spent...

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© John Mudge  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: dodgers, business, humor, humorous, money, nonsense, satire,
Form: Couplet



Soft-Spoken Sanity
I'm a very picky guy, getting involved 
With my quality quantity 
Oh oh look at how I have evolved
It's fantastic that it's reality 
It's not a fantasy alone
And God answered His phone
No longer on my...

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Categories: dodgers, deep, desire,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member We Got a Crowd That's In a Frenzy Bob
The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence Chapter L.A.

I like to think of [the habit] as a bonfire or a lighthouse, so that light can shine out into places where there are no resources and there isn’t...

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© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: dodgers, anger, baseball, community, conflict,
Form: Rhyme
Land Is a Loom
Land Is A Loom
I sailed the fiord like inlets between Powell River and Drury Inlet.
The land itself  spoke from mountains, torents, islet
From bird song and bear splashing fishers
From rutting moose and cougars sharp incisors.
The...

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Categories: dodgers, adventure, environment, nature,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member A Home They Could Not Know
What do the dodgers dodge? 
Remind me to lace up my socks, 
Put on my boots and be born again.
Trained and ready, steady, go! 
An old man’s antlers in the rutt,
Dangling keys riding on hips...

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Categories: dodgers, feelings, giving,
Form: Narrative



Premium Member And Then There Was One
What do the dodgers dodge? 
Remind me to lace up my socks, 
Put on my boots and be born again.
Trained and ready, steady, go! 
An old man’s antlers in the rutt,
Dangling keys riding on hips...

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Categories: dodgers, conflict, confusion, hate, humanity, judgement, political, sad,
Form: Free verse
How I Got Rich
How I Got Rich and What Happened Then

I used to eat my lunch with groups
of businessman from Campbell's Soups.

We drank a drink at lunch each day
Of Coca-Cola mixed with hay

And talked of pending corporate plans
And...

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© John Mudge  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: dodgers, business, humor, humorous, money, satire,
Form: Couplet
When the Evidence Went Missing [cont'D]
“All their comings and their goings were so closely scrutinised 
as the prosecution’s trump card was the evidence they prized.  
Though the wily prosecutor gathered facts to build his case,  
some old bushmen...

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Categories: dodgers, funny, life, old, morning, old,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Hot Southern Nights-F
During the time before television came to our home,                          ...

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Categories: dodgers, america, baseball, father, games, sports,
Form: Prose Poetry
I Asked Myself a Rhetorical Question
I Asked Myself A Rhetorical Question...

Asper daily expounding fostering
     inchoate manifesting mod
     er writ writing quality,
     solitary scrimmage tackling
    ...

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Categories: dodgers, 11th grade, 12th grade, creation, faith, meaningful,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Kidnapping Freedom and Liberty
Liberty has been taken hostage, abducted in many parts
Of the world
Freedom is often smothered, suffocated in many hearts
In this world
Both are often used as steady stepping stones
By demagogues and fibbers to break the bones
Of patriots...

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Categories: dodgers, abuse, cancer, conflict, courage, environment, jealousy, war,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Daniel, a Special Breed
A few nights ago, a young man dined at my table who has already served our country for several years in the US Army.  He is presently considering re-enlisting, feeling that is where he...

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Categories: dodgers, america, appreciation, history, holiday, memorial day, memory,
Form: Prose
Something For Gregg
I was somewhere deep in Kansas,
  on a Triumph 69’

When your song came on the jukebox,
   and hit me from behind

I was headed for a bad place,
  and cared for nothing...

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Categories: dodgers, brother,
Form: Rhyme
Something For Gregg
I was somewhere deep in Kansas,
on a Triumph 69’

When your song came on the jukebox,
and hit me from behind

I was headed for a bad place,
and cared for nothing much

When I heard the song ‘Melissa,’
my heart...

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Categories: dodgers, inspiration,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A LANCASHIRE LIASON
A  LANCASHIRE  LIASON

“Laugh an world laughs with yer” she said, as she cum in.
I said,“ Do you live in a barn?” 
 She grimaced an with er large left arm she swung out...

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Categories: dodgers, age, best friend, character, culture, friendship love,
Form: Free verse
Something For Gregg
I was somewhere deep in Kansas,
  on a Triumph 69’

When your song came on the jukebox,
   and hit me from behind

I was headed for a bad place,
  and cared for nothing...

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Categories: dodgers, song,
Form: Rhyme
Something For Gregg
I was somewhere deep in Kansas
on a Triumph 69’
When your song came on the jukebox
and hit me from behind
I was headed for a bad place
and cared for nothing much
When I heard the song ‘Melissa,’
my heart...

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Categories: dodgers, music, time, travel,
Form: Rhyme
Something For Gregg - repost
I was somewhere deep in Kansas
on a Triumph 69’
When your song came on the jukebox
and hit me from behind
I was headed for a bad place
and cared for nothing much
When I heard the song ‘Melissa,’
my heart...

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Categories: dodgers, tribute,
Form: Rhyme
Think Out Loud America
Its time to think out loud America                            ...

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Categories: dodgers, education, introspection,
Form: Blank verse
Fabulous Fifties
Fabulous Fifties

is what they called it,

we just called it a good time.

It was a great time in history

to be a teenager, to have our

youth, it was a time for some

to rebel, others to grow up.

Movies...

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Categories: dodgers, nostalgiaworld, old, time, longing, new york, old,
Form: Free verse
It's Tough Being a Dodger Fan
A baseball team hard to follow
Failures really tough to swallow
Many problems from stem to stern
Fans' frustration in a slow burn
Managers don't know what to do
To get the Dodgers out of the blues
Too close to Hollywood...

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© John Baie  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: dodgers, baseball, celebration, poetry, poets, sports, uplifting,
Form: Rhyme
They Were Dying, Part 3 of 7
(By the time of the shooting of
"The Misfits", the Miller-Monroe
marriage was in deep trouble.
The Pansy is Montgomery Clift,
The Tusker is John Huston.)

After the Fall

It started as a mental exercise. 
I wondered if an East-Side Jew...

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Categories: dodgers, film,
Form: Free verse
Penned.In.Mission
A Rhyme come now at this Great Time,
Known to all from long ago as a dream,
Premonitions were named as screams
and the Vision was failed to reveal.The Reel...
has turned and Reality burns a new Light.
It's called...

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© Izzy Gumbo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: dodgers, adventure, fantasy, funny
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Red Sox Champs Update
Game 5 starts with a bang, a base hit then home run by Pearce right away
Red Sox are 2 to 0!  Go Sox – Yay!
Then the Dodgers come back with a home run on...

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Categories: dodgers, baseball, celebration,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Go Sox 3
Game 4 in the World Series sure is something to talk about
In fact, such an exciting game, worth cheers and a shout
In the 5th a Red Sox close call hit to left, almost a home...

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Categories: dodgers, baseball, fun, games,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things