Long Indignantly Poems
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Doggerel I
Doggerel I or Nonsense Verse
A$$tronomical
by Michael R. Burch
Einstein, the frizzy-haired,
proved E equals MC squared.
Thus, all mass decreases
as activity ceases?
Not my mass, my a$$ declared!
Bible Libel
by Michael R. Burch
If God
is good,
half the Bible
is libel.
I came up...
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Categories:
indignantly, dog, hilarious, humor, humorous, light, nonsense, nursery
Form:
Limerick
Limericks Ii - Nature and Animals
Limericks II - Nature Poems and Animal Poems
Dot Spotted
by Michael R. Burch
There once was a leopardess, Dot,
who indignantly answered: "I’ll not!
The gents are impressed
with the way that I’m dressed.
I wouldn’t change even one spot!"
Clyde Lied!
by...
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Categories:
indignantly, animal, humor, humorous, light, nature, nonsense, silly,
Form:
Limerick
Limericks
Limericks
by Michael R. Burch
Clyde Lied!
by Michael R. Burch
There once was a mockingbird, Clyde,
who bragged of his prowess, but lied.
To his new wife he sighed,
"When again, gentle bride?"
"Nevermore!" bright-eyed Raven replied.
The Platypus
by Michael R. Burch
The platypus,...
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Categories:
indignantly, giggle, light, nonsense, parody, silly, smile, word
Form:
Limerick
Animal Poems
Dot Spotted
by Michael R. Burch
There once was a leopardess, Dot,
who indignantly answered: "I’ll not!
The gents are impressed
with the way that I’m dressed.
I wouldn’t change even one spot."
Stage Craft-y
by Michael R. Burch
There once was a dromedary
who...
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Categories:
indignantly, animal, cat, dog, friend, friendship, friendship love,
Form:
Limerick
Poems About Children Iv
Poems about Children IV
Salat Days
by Michael R. Burch
Dedicated to the memory of my grandfather, Paul Ray Burch, Sr.
I remember how my grandfather used to pick poke salat ...
though first, usually, he’d stretch back in the...
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Categories:
indignantly, child, childhood, children, dad, father son, grandfather,
Form:
Rhyme
A Glimpse into The Future
There is a fifth dimension beyond that which is known to man. It is a dimension as vast as space and as timeless as infinity. It is the middle ground between light and shadow, science...
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Categories:
indignantly, death, fantasy, future,
Form:
Narrative
A Whistling Girl and a Crowing Hen
A Whistling Girl and a Crowing Hen
By Elton Camp
“We keep thet big flock o’ chickens fer eggs and meat,” Milas explained to his niece Elvira visiting from the city. “We git...
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Categories:
indignantly, humorous,
Form:
Prose
Children's Poems
Picturebook Princess
for Keira
We had a special visitor.
Our world became suddenly brighter.
She was such a charmer!
Such a delighter!
With her sparkly diamond slippers
and the way her whole being glows,
Keira’s a picturebook princess
from the points of her...
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Categories:
indignantly, children,
Form:
Verse
Reflections Upon Mine Gender Identity Redux
Reflections upon mine gender identity redux
Although heterosexual
predilections punctuated
physiological pulsations
about five inches below
innie belly button of mine
showcasing undersize
male member, when fully erect
not much to crow
about, contributed
diminished masculinity within
body electric regarding
wordsmith...
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Categories:
indignantly, age, analogy, anxiety, atheist, birth, boy, confidence,
Form:
Free verse
Green Hell
As I fall into the buzzing altar of heavy
metal shifting sand, maw, swirling sheets,
illness drools plus plus halcyon?
drawn too many wrinkles...
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Categories:
indignantly, art,
Form:
Rhyme
The Jets
It’s Sunday afternoon and several of us, Leong, Sunny, Anna, Lisa and her new BF Dave (well, he isn’t ‘new,’ he’s 26) and I are watching an NFL football game. The Eagles vs the Jets.
There’s...
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Categories:
indignantly, football, friendship, fun, humor, silly, sports, student,
Form:
Free verse
Dating a Dragon, Do It If You Can
He was a formidable creature, straight out of Teutonic mythology, and I fell in love the instant my eyes met his.
His wings were unnoticed at first, as I was concentrating on the
Immediacy and complexity...
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Categories:
indignantly, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form:
Rhyme
Children's Poem VI
Children's Poems VI
These are poems for children and poems about children and their mothers, fathers, grandmother, grandfathers and extended families.
Springtime Prayer
by Michael R. Burch
They'll have to grow like crazy,
the springtime baby geese,
if they're to...
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Categories:
indignantly, baby, child, childhood, children, family, father, mother,
Form:
Rhyme
The Propagation of Hate
Malignant gangrenous political cancer
corrupts, festers, and poisons United States,
thus opposition cannot wait,
especially since Gospel in accordance
with feeble minded Donald Trump
implemented wrought ugly trait,
particularly obliteration, sans progressive
human rights legislation
more or less pronounced positive
in every L ionized...
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Categories:
indignantly, america, betrayal, dark, evil, hate, murder, pain,
Form:
Rhyme
Theater of Utter Charm Part 1
Irritatingly often unnecessarily compliant
to the whims of those about him
endlessly wordlessly wondering
about the many demented subjective qualities
of our ever present mammalian imperative via
a thought balloon filled with candy and bullets
that lingers menacingly overhead
announcing the death...
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Categories:
indignantly, how i feel,
Form:
Free verse
My Real Friend Saved My Bacon
When I exchange phones, I have to leave my new phone and my old phone in the Sprint store for about four hours, because this is how long it takes to upload my 1734 phone...
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Categories:
indignantly, friend, friendship, tribute, wisdom, woman, women, work,
Form:
Prose
Snaps
Kim (one of my BFF) brightened with inspiration, “Oooo! Send him a sexy pic!”
“I’m NOT going to sext a guy out of the BLUE,” I grumbled, indignantly.
Kim turned to her phone, “No, No, of COURSE...
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Categories:
indignantly, 10th grade, adventure, best friend, fun, teen,
Form:
Free verse
The Propagation of Hate
Malignant gangrenous political cancer
corrupts, festers, and poisons United States,
thus opposition cannot wait,
especially since Gospel in accordance
with feeble minded Donald Trump
...
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Categories:
indignantly, 11th grade, 12th grade, 8th grade, 9th
Form:
Epic
Prologue 10 Assorted and misc pangs and bangs
The atmosphere was alive and palpable,
surreal really
as the aegean blue of electrons after a
summer downpour, where the crickets take a short reprieve to zen the petrichor.
...
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Categories:
indignantly, art,
Form:
I do not know?
We Were All Told Not To Tell
Sh!
Don’t tell anyone; it’s a secret.
Suddenly the hidden Poetry Market became desirable to share.
Only real poets are invited, I confide.
I wrote a poem once, she whispers, when I was eight.
Another poet who was...
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Categories:
indignantly, mystery, social, sometimes,
Form:
Free verse
A Formidable Duo
Evelyn was a gorgeous woman, sweet tempered and fun.
Larry knew that the second he began to date her, three months ago.
She seemed to be everything he wanted except for one small thing.
She was rather plain,...
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Categories:
indignantly, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form:
Lyric
All Lanimals Are Special
I wrote a poem praising dogs yesterday …and many people agreed
But apparently the cats and birds and frogs weren’t happy.
Who knew they could read!
The frog was first to chime in…saying my poetry made him wince
If...
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Categories:
indignantly, animal,
Form:
Verse
Oops, It Was An Accident
Oops, It was an Accident
I accidentally let one loose
on a blind date with a guy named Bruce.
We went to the movies on that fateful day
happily carrying our snacks on a tray.
We settled down in our...
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Categories:
indignantly, anxiety, hilarious, youth,
Form:
Rhyme
Oh Brother
(tales from the viral lock-down)
Brice (my brother) is cutting through what smells like a stack of cinnamon french toast.
My stomach growls at the aroma like a hunting cat.
I jump out of bed, grab my...
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Categories:
indignantly, 11th grade, brother, daughter, growing up, home,
Form:
Free verse
One Last Tear In Your Honor
Sister Mare, here is one last tear in your honor, coughed up indignantly
Without a bit of sanctimonious thought or belief that you might care
You, my poor choice sister, have long ago abandoned us significantly,
I had...
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Categories:
indignantly, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 9th
Form:
Lyric