Long Gawkers Poems
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Ropes
The wind came down from the canyon with a quite heat
It was to his back as he faced the crashing waves
He watched the pelicans skimming the rolling surf
The sun warmed sand felt comforting beneath his...
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Categories:
gawkers, death, family, life, house, family, family, house,
Form:
Free verse
Another Sky Diver
Another Sky Diver
Two shrill little beeps in my phone..
An incoming message into the Whatsapp messenger in my phone….
Pick up my trusted phone and quickly finger traced open the Whatsapp messenger…
Not to disappoint,...
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Categories:
gawkers, betrayal, community, death, depression, grief, horror, humanity,
Form:
Free verse
Van Gogh's Yellow House
Van Gogh's Yellow House
On the corner of a cobblestone street, a yellow house is located,
and nearby, there is a bistro to eat at and a café where friends meet,
which are illuminated by a sulphur sun...
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Categories:
gawkers, art, history, perspective, tribute,
Form:
Ekphrasis
The Shocking Christmas Parade
He heard commotion, "Well Land O'Goshen!! Whatever could it be?
It stirred his notions, and came invading, to wake his fading dreams
As he raised his head, the dreaded clock had invaded peace instead
He dreaded rising, was...
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Categories:
gawkers, funny,
Form:
Couplet
Hubris Makes Me Wait
Hubris makes me wait
For something better
Which is all the poisonous tundra
That my mind can take today
So, let begin, the parade
Streaming displays
Traversing
Through crowded gawkers
Who sing and cling
To verses, euphonic notions
Of melodies and maladies
Only recognizable to an...
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Categories:
gawkers, character, introspection, journey, life, philosophy, psychological, self,
Form:
Free verse
Let Us Get Rid of This Mess For You
Vivian, my eighty-years-seasoned neighbor, called Vi, is a mystery only to those who did not return her first cheerful “hi”.
She is an open-book person, ready to love and accept everyone. I met Vi the...
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Categories:
gawkers, funny,
Form:
Free verse
Life's But a Stage
Life's a cruel stage
for the sensitive soul
who must suffer in whole,
the jeers and the babble
of an ignorant rabble
Who, paying their
tuppence for cheap
balcony seats,
spew their bile,
words so vile
as to make
a stone weep
The reviews
of the critics,
far...
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Categories:
gawkers, angst,
Form:
Rhyme
A Fractured View
Swans row the sky
just feet above the copper water.
Gulls twist their necks to watch
a lone sailor on the prow
of a sludge-decked dredger.
On the slate thatched gambrels
of a lesser known roofs
spotters search for night bombers,
the...
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Categories:
gawkers, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
Armchair Qua Laptop Traveler
Pennilessness disallows me
luxury tubby globe trekker
hence, my imagination
takes me random places minus
the hassles of
any rubber...
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Categories:
gawkers, adventure, africa, america, chicago, ireland, moon, mountains,
Form:
Free verse
Ocean Drive
Zeros to tens cruisin', hustlin' and bustlin' on Ocean Drive,
Mustangs, Ferraris and Lamborghinis slowly cruise by,
humidity glistens the skin of the scantily clad,
with hedonistic intentions good and bad,
rooftop bars, rope lines and tight one way...
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Categories:
gawkers, culture, life, people, senses, travel, vacation,
Form:
Rhyme
Gawker - Repost
I originally posted this personal fave on 2-10-17.
Something tragic just happened up ahead,
somebody got hurt real bad ...
someone might even be dead
So you slow your car down,
just to take a peek
Peer out your window
for a...
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Categories:
gawkers, dark, people, perspective, psychological,
Form:
Verse
Gawker
Something tragic just happened up ahead,
somebody got hurt real bad ...
someone might even be dead
So you slow your car down,
just to take a peek
Peer out your window
for a quick look-see
Why is it that you're so...
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Categories:
gawkers, car, death, perspective, truth,
Form:
Rhyme
A Granny Refuses to Age
Life is plainly, totally, undeniably, unfair!
Looking in the mirror I screamed, “who stole most of my hair?”
I was never Rapunzel, a svelte heroine, locked in a tower,
But who dare turned me into Quasimoto’s twin, short...
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Categories:
gawkers, dedication, fun, grandmother, humor,
Form:
Rhyme
Django-Lego
We are partly into an early Spring and the horses' struts with their
heads held up. White Palominos all, majestic beauties they'd be in the
heart of the little village passing by the central square where the...
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Categories:
gawkers, allusion, analogy, appreciation, blessing, death, happiness, spiritual,
Form:
Narrative
classy
Today was the first day of class.
You should have seen all the people.
Everyone couldn’t have had class, some of them must
have been gawkers, the types that slow to watch
flat tire changings and car wrecks.
Some were...
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Categories:
gawkers, autumn, humor, paradise, school, social, student,
Form:
Free verse
Broadway
There are people behind the curtains.
Stiff, steel toed shoes in leather.
Musty breath from hiding velvet
bites of purple passion.
There are rows of audience seats.
Empty, moth eaten pillows and such.
Reclining without weight or body
in hollows of past...
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Categories:
gawkers, art, life, music, passion, people, life,
Form:
Free verse
Civil War Battle
Pulsating honor doth corroded hearts impound
A blustery breeze echoes cries from each, preceding battleground
A recurring, eager parade of reporters, gawkers freely roam distant mound
Below, fatigued, tidy mass of steeled infantry; to death's throes bound
Neighing horses...
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Categories:
gawkers, adventure, death, devotion,
Form:
Monorhyme
Leopold a Most Comfortable Tom
Leopold was the most comfortable tom cat in the world of soul,
So relaxed, that others often begged him to know,
What can we do to be as cool and awesome as you?
They came to watch him...
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Categories:
gawkers, cat,
Form:
Rhyme
Debonair Dog Steals the Show
Debonair Dog sauntered into flower show at quarter to three
We offered her a glass of divinely suited lemon tea.
As she held the cup, we noted her paw’s prominent pinky.
She pronounced the ebony cone flowers a...
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Categories:
gawkers, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th
Form:
Rhyme
The Road Less Traveled
Broad boulevard laced with selfish desires, vain dreams
Paved with good intentions; spliced with frivolous seams
Shining beacon in the distance with opportunity gleams
Burnished with luster; with every delight streams
Availing light glowing bright; dimming all peripheral beams
A...
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Categories:
gawkers, life, philosophy
Form:
Rhyme
Sandkiller Is Pressured
Sandkiller had a headache within the bowels of h.....
He was trying to get away, but here came his cousin Phil
Phil was a gargoyle, and he had his sidekick Demon Dee.
Can’t you guys stay back there,...
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Categories:
gawkers, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form:
Rhyme
Tiger In a Maii Display
Tiger In A Mall Display
resignation
oh green eyed one?
lounging against bars
of clinical steel;
sanitized sawdust laps
against enormous paws.
faux velvet roping
red as blood
stays the many gawkers
from your gleaming fangs.
a presence greater than thunder
in the Sumatran...
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Categories:
gawkers, animal, tiger,
Form:
Free verse
Abrasive Hawk
What gallant form from vaunted perch doth alight
Leaving tailwind that unassuming gawkers affright
Whose tawny shadow the sun's rays doth blight;
Swarthy silhouette shading glint so erudite
Whose tan-welted oars the azure seas doth smite;
With swift strokes the...
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Categories:
gawkers, angst, animal,
Form:
Rhyme
Sitting On Mountain Shelf
High above all the nonsense I see below,
Eyes plummet to you alone in its midst,
Surrounded by illogical thoughts with no substance,
Dreamers who make no plans without you there,
Still looking up to me on high pedestal...
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Categories:
gawkers, philosophy, symbolism, wisdom, word play,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
What Can We Do
A feathered clutch once bewailed –
What can a sparrow do
in a sky full of raptors?
The red-necked puckers’ won’t arrive
until blood smells like copper pennies.
She was only one winter old,
cried a fuss-bucket booby.
Begone crone.
croaked a...
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Categories:
gawkers, poetry,
Form:
Free verse