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Premium Member France III
As allies falter from his Blitzkrieg force,
the blood of British sons infuse the sand.
They pray their brothers front the Channel’s course
for they have failed to gain the upper hand.
And, so they wait as devastation rides
upon...

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Categories: dolts, world war ii,
Form: Crown of Sonnets



Premium Member Highway Wars
It's closing time, I'm sad to say.
The clock insists it's after five.
Now comes the hardest part of day,
The long, infernal homeward drive.

I leave my job and peace behind
And hit the highway as before,
To traffic tie-ups...

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Categories: dolts, anger, home, humor, stress, travel, work,
Form: Quatrain
For Me Is'T Easier This Way: a Collect of About Two Or Three Poems Yestereve Dashed Off
The singularity of my voice, 
Wailing out in this dark, wild, and philistine-infested wilderness
Today; Its uniqueness alone amongst several million babbling, 
Balbutient tongues, and inked pens and platitude-riddled pages on blinking 
Computer monitory screens,
The intelligible and the inane, 
The...

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Categories: dolts, april, arabic, art, assonance, aubade, august, baby,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member He Loves Her - He Loves Her Not - An Echo Poem With Brian Johnston
He Loves Her? He Loves Her Not?  – An Echo Poem
By Darren White and Brian Johnston

Darren White’s Original Poem – WHAT LOVE LOOKS LIKE
PoetrySoup.com - Reprinted with permission

“If anyone asks you
how the perfect satisfaction
of...

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Categories: dolts, anxiety, love,
Form: Free verse
About Twenty Two Score Years Ago
About Twenty Two Score Years Ago...

One “FAKE” rumor purports April Fools’ Day
accepted with hostile abandonment
according to Giggle ling search result
conducted by this gent
adopted when France switched

rather than fight abolishment
transitioning from Julian calendar
to Gregorian calendar,
(yet maintaining...

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Categories: dolts, april, art, celebration, day, howl, humor, march,
Form: Narrative



Premium Member He Loves Her, He Loves Her Not - An Echo Poem
He Loves Her? He Loves Her Not?  – An Echo Poem
By Darren White and Brian Johnston

Darren White’s Original Poem – WHAT LOVE LOOKS LIKE
PoetrySoup.com - Reprinted with permission

“If anyone asks you
how the perfect satisfaction
of...

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Categories: dolts, anxiety, love,
Form: Quatrain
The Man Who Owns a Cloud
I would like to meet the man,
who claims to own a cloud.
I’ve heard that after a beer or two, 
he’d yell out drunk and proud: 
“See that cloud over there?
The one beyond that tree?
Well that...

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Categories: dolts, rain,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Political Celebrity
Political Celebrity
By Franklin Price
8/19/2015

Political celebrity, lets you have your way.
All the networks want you, it really helps their day.
Increases all their ratings, just to show your face.
The others, politicians, are not even in the race.

To...

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Categories: dolts, celebrity, political,
Form: Rhyme
Follow the Folly

There’s a monkey tag-team of mo-rons 
running things   ~   Polly Would Pinocchio style
Dumb and Dumber dolts 
got dim a dullard king Dumbo
dunce chair directing

Elephant Man, with the carrot top sage
He’s a...

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Categories: dolts, humorous, perspective, satire, word play,
Form: Alliteration
When I Tried To Read Jane Eyre
I’ve gone through some boring times,
they’re inevitable in life,
luckily, I can truly say,
that I’ve never faced real strife.
In fact the only moment
I ever felt great despair,
was as a teen in high school,
when force to read...

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Categories: dolts, books, high school, how i feel, humor,
Form: Rhyme
Shallow Grave
I cannot, will not, do not suffer fools gladly
especially those dolts that are not capable of recognising or realising
the plummeting depths of their own unfathomable foolishness!

It is believed that charity should begin at home, or...

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Categories: dolts, truth,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Frost On Your Noodle
If there's frost on your noodle, don't despair
It's a sign of genius if you've got grey hair

But the experts say when the colour takes flight
Intelligence doesn't just happen overnight

It takes years and years of bumps...

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Categories: dolts, age, old,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Storm Filled Nights
Sinister were the clouds that emptied their kettles
I lowered my umbrella and gave a defiant stare
Raindrops stung my face like needle sharp nettles
Daringly, I squared my shoulders, letting anger flare

Lightning flashed in jagged shards, trying...

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© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: dolts, night, storm,
Form: Rhyme
Building a House On Sand
Building a House on Sand

By Elton Camp

Alabama has some frontage on the Gulf Coast
Where the risk of storm damage is the most

People with money will build right on the beach
Instead of where a hurricane isn’t...

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© Elton Camp  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: dolts, business, house, beach, house,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Frost On Your Noodle
If there's frost on your noodle, don't despair
It's a sign of genius if you've got grey hair

But the experts say when the colour takes flight
Intelligence doesn't just happen overnight

It takes years and years of bumps...

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Categories: dolts, life,
Form: Couplet
Volt Impurity

Ballot dolts
who got a gun love for the vote,
lift the sidearm
and affirm
their right to fire a bullet nope
Pulling the trigger lever
with lightning speed,
they choose to cast 
bolts of volt impurity
Spirit children of Frankenstein orthodoxy,
whose parents...

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Categories: dolts, america, history, political, truth,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Premium Member Sarcastic Star
Ok, you humans down there, making wishes on us stars
with “Wish I may, wish I might, have the wish I wish tonight.”
Who the heck do you people think you are?
Why are you writing poems all...

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Categories: dolts, star,
Form: Personification
Woman From Congo
I am woman … 
WOMAN
Of Congo, 
Chewed, 
Spat out,
And bestowed with straw basket
To fetch water. 
You set upon us 
Wild dogs, 
Stretching our legs wide,
Ripping out our genitals and dignity
To nurse your children’s 
Craving.

‘fore you...

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Categories: dolts, angst, daughter, depression, hope, mother, people, sad,
Form: Free verse
No Greater Fool
How many times I've laughed at those
Who act like fools for love.
I scoffed, I sneered, I laughed out loud
I thought I was above.

How silly!  How illogical!
How stupid to get hurt.
And even worse these clueless...

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© Pegi Price  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: dolts, introspection, loss, lost love, love, people, sad,
Form: Lyric
The Written Word
Such wicked fools, 
What angry, half-crazed things they are
Such despair sticking to them
Around them and through them
Difficult to be certain about
How they have fared for so long.

Such violent buffoons, 
What dramatic, forgetful things they are
Such...

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© A. Sanders  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: dolts, angst, art, confusion, devotion, history, hope, imagination,
Form: Free verse
Ride To a Nuthouse
Now I am sitting alone in this
Funny wagon with my boom box
and minding my own business
along with a bunch of numskulls
who thinks I am a nutcase like them—
What a drag! And they think we are
all...

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Categories: dolts, humorous,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Animal Farm's Spring Fling - a Nursery Rhyme
Mother rams with baby lambs
for greener grass are hunting.
Mama cows spy mama sows
with piglets softly grunting.

Creature ma’ams are joined by dams
whose baby colts start snorting!
Calves and colts and pigs like dolts
in meadows are cavorting.

March 10,...

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Categories: dolts, children,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Shattered Sighs