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An End to heart ache
Dear Green eye man, there is so much I could say to you.  Pretty much all of them are the stuff only to be thought not said out loud. The last three years I...

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Categories: get a kick out of, anger, betrayal, peace,
Form: Free verse



Voices
AS I SIT HERE AND STEW: 		
	MY VOICES ARE ON CUE,
RUNNING MY LIFE, 
	AS THEY USUALLY DO.
MY HEART TOOK A LEAP, 
	AS THESE FREEKS, 		
		THEY DID CREEP
AROUND THIS HOUSE IN MY HEAD.
	THEY’RE SO ENTERTAINING 
BUT,...

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Categories: get a kick out of, psychological,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Frank Sinatra You'Re the One
Frank Sinatra’s name still has instant recognition even today.
He was perhaps the greatest singer of the twentieth century
And possessed those famous “Blue Eyes” and that trademark 
Voice which thrilled and fascinated audiences worldwide.
For most people...

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Categories: get a kick out of, appreciation, culture, history, music, tribute,
Form: Bio
Rocky Mountain Oysters Over Meatballs
So you are choosing Rocky Mountain Oysters over Meatballs
You love to eat them from a zip loc bag at the mall
You grew up in the deep south  eating these odd things
For instance, you choose...

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Categories: get a kick out of, food, funny,
Form: ABC
Raised By Hidden Love
Maybe there was love shown 
the cooking and the cleaning 
it’s difficult to have known 
with all of the demeaning 

When you can’t tell the difference 
between a trophy and detention 
awards that lack significance...

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© Nick Trim  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: get a kick out of, mother,
Form: Rhyme



Torment
Making mountians out of molehills is driving me insane
Then you worsen it further by calling me some names
You tell me no one really loves and cares about me at all
I think you get a kick...

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Categories: get a kick out of, angst, life, lost love, me, love, me,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member What Fascinates Me
 More than anything Nature fascinates me
Men living in close proximity to nature, I love to see
So I ramble into the city’s far outskirts
Watching ordinary people in commonplace pursuits
Imbibing much from the life of the...

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Categories: get a kick out of, beauty, environment, happiness, nature,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member What Keeps Me Going
Orange paisley ideas tinged with turquoise and silver resonate in my head.
I wake up thinking seventeen thoughts, diving in sixteen directions.
Trixie, my muse has thrown the last line of the best poem my way.
I run...

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Categories: get a kick out of, feelings,
Form: Prose Poetry
Chopped Liver
12/30/20


Their stuff they are flashing
Towards others they are bashing
They get a kick out of it, and continue laughing

They think they are all that
Against me, you'll fall flat
And never get a call back
Just another small cat
Who...

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Categories: get a kick out of, dark, deep, life, poetry, rap, sad, strength,
Form: Rhyme
Inspired Whinings
I always liked country music, but never could figure out what country it was from.

I will shortly be a contestant on "American Idle"

When my mother first saw a microwave at my brother's house in Ohio,...

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© Tom Bell  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: get a kick out of, confusion, funny, on writing and words, me,
Form: Kyrielle
Anthologiser
I have this book on my desk where I
do all of my writing. It’s on this little
red bookshelf that I found on the side
of the road outside an antique store.
The book is called “Mid-Century French...

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© C.W. Bryan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: get a kick out of, poetry, poets, writing,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Stone Twins Silent Laugh
Being an identical twin means you do not have a name
For the first eighteen years of your life but keep your happy heart. 
You are called “Hey, you, Twin!” or “Stone Twin!”
Except by your friends...

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Categories: get a kick out of, 10th grade, 11th grade, 6th grade, 7th
Form: Rhyme
Thank You
Thank you for the agony you put on my heart it feels so much better since you 
ripped it out

i never thought that pain would be the pleasure but the way you deliver the pain...

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Categories: get a kick out of, girlfriend-boyfriend, lost love, me, pain, me,
Form: Ballade
My Dog Can Spell
My dog can spell
I think it's pretty cool,
he chews on a ham bone
then starts to drool.

I ask him many questions
then he wags his puffy tail,
when I spell the word o u t
toward the door he...

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Categories: get a kick out of, animal, february, imagery, inspiration, poetry,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member God Rules
He will make everything fabulous
Wait and see
He has a way of doing things
He knows what needs to be done first
And every step thereafter
He knows how to do things
Plan things and make things to come
We don’t...

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Categories: get a kick out of, faith,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member On Disliking Surprises
Often when someone catches me unaware
It seems an intrusion that I least expected
Makes me wary of surprises, I must declare
Most of the time, I prefer to be neglected.

It seems an intrusion that I least expected
I...

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Categories: get a kick out of, how i feel,
Form: Pantoum
I Get a Kick Outta All That Kinky Stuff
Well and I Get A Kick Outta All That Kinky Stuff
You do to me, the way you blow and stick your tongue
In my ears, the way you spank me and make me
Beg for more, the...

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© Bo Lanier  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: get a kick out of, fantasy, sensual, sexy,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Getting Old Is Fun Not Funny
I cannot wait to drive a sports car I thought!
Now I have a red one, it took me awhile.
Guys race to see what I look like.
From the back I am sure I look young and...

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Categories: get a kick out of, age,
Form: Prose Poetry
Hands and Brain
6/5/17

Bottle caps, joints and blunts in the ashtray

Not worth doing anything half way
Especially if today is my last day

Near and far from any cascade
Spending time in the fast lane

Now ain't that strange
I don't know why...

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Categories: get a kick out of, dark, how i feel, integrity, poetry, rap,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Shared Treasure
A one in a million lady
Now sixty years old
She still jumps over the wall
I still get a kick out of people gasping  
When they witness her doing it… 
 
A lady that is a...

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Categories: get a kick out of, love, motherme,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member What Does the Fox Say
the mother red fox
snuggles in warm den, feeds her kits...
a-oo-oo-oo-ooo

the owl in the tree
on a pitch dark moonless night ...
who-who-who-who-who

the mother red fox
says shhh, shhh, shhh, to the owl....
kits just wow, wow, wow

the crack of...

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Categories: get a kick out of, fun,
Form: Haiku
A Rare Day Off In the Heart of Summer
you wonder where i have been
you wonder do i still write poems
you wonder if i still go to the beach
you wonder my left hand is still right

i wonder if you still read my poems
i wonder...

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© Marty King  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: get a kick out of, day, happy,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member I Doubt If He Remembers Me
I pick up the phone and call unknown people daily.
It is part of my job, and I get a kick out of it.
I call and talk, and laugh and chat, and it is fun.
I stare...

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Categories: get a kick out of, brother,
Form: Free verse
Ruiner
Why do you make me suffer this pain? 
Do you like the thought of me being miserable? 
Do you get a kick out of stealing my heart and ripping it to ribbon like shreds? 
Because...

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Categories: get a kick out of, hope, life, sad, me, heart, heart, me,
Form: Free verse
Airing Emotions
4:07 PM  21 oct 2014


I rhyme for a reason I reason for a rhyme
I do it in my sleep I do it all the time

Sorting and sifting through thousands of words
Searching through characters such...

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Categories: get a kick out of, emotions, life,
Form: Rhyme

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