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Fat Man
I like to eat stuff
I'm not very buff
I think i'm pretty tough
My doctor says my health is pretty rough
My girlfriends name is muff
I hate her
She always calls me fat
Even though her face looks like a...

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© Trash Boat  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: jennie, baseball, bridal shower, cat, chocolate,
Form: Free verse



Oletimers
I can hear Granny yelling, she's calling 
me from the kitchen, as I'm outside in 

the driveway walking towards the garage 
door.  Then I, here Granny say, "David, come in here,

hurry". As I, rush...

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Categories: jennie, caregiving, me,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member The Right Thing To Do
Written 7 March 2014
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Bruce and Jennie, both were 10,
Had been playmates all their lives.
One day, Bruce proclaimed,
“Jennie… most good men have wives.”

He professed his love for her.
Jennie said she loved him too.
They decided that getting...

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Categories: jennie, angst, boyfriend, child, children, cute love, dad,
Form: Rhyme
Like a Girl
I was playing catch in my backyard with my father
You were the boy across the street that didn’t know how to flirt
So you settled for a passive agressive ‘You throw like a girl!’
When the ball...

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© Iris Blade  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: jennie, girl, high school, inspirational,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
' Jennie - Pennie (My Big Sister)
Everywhere I Look … I See Jennie
Short, Red-Hair and a Smile, So Bright and Pretty
Jeanette … my Older, Big Sister… I Wish I was More Like Her…
        …...

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Categories: jennie, death, dedication, faith, family, health, hope, life,
Form: Narrative



Premium Member Searching For a Wise Daisy
I waded through a field of
she loves me she loves me knots
Needing to tie her bow to my happiness
I searched vigorously
Until I found that one wise daisy
For I knew she was my forever

My heart was...

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Categories: jennie, appreciation, beauty, desire, flower, heart, love,
Form: Free verse
One Wish
i imagined finding a bottle in the desert sea 
all encased with jewels it mystified me
i open up the bottle 
and out comes a puff of smoke 
it swirled all around
but did not make me...

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Categories: jennie, fantasy
Form: Imagism
Premium Member Annual Fluffy Kitty Christmas Dance
the annual fluffy Christmas dance is about to begin
We sat ourselves down next to my cousin Finn
Shhh! He said, pointing to the Christmas tree.
Be quiet if you are going to sit next to me.

So I...

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Categories: jennie, cat, christmas,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Annual Fluffy Kitty Christmas Dance
the annual fluffy Christmas dance is about to begin
We sat ourselves down next to my cousin Finn
Shhh! He said, pointing to the Christmas tree.
Be quiet if you are going to sit next to me.

So I...

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Categories: jennie, cat, christmas,
Form: Rhyme
Spring Cleaning
Spring Cleaning

Closet doors open,
Sweeper to adjust,
Housecleaning today,
Yes, spring cleaning is a must.

Windows to wash,
Cabinets to clean,
Dust mallet to swish,
Even on outdoor screen.

As soon as my laziness passes,
My deeds I will again tackle,
First to by a...

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Categories: jennie, funny
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Jenny Butler
Hour upon unending hour, day upon unending day,
quietly, in her prison, our dear Jennie Butler lay.

No curses did she utter, never once did she complain,
though hands and feet were gnarled, swollen, and burning with pain.

Instead,...

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© Cona Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: jennie, age, loneliness, pain,
Form: Couplet
~wedding Wishes~
I’ve known both of you for most of my life,
And Brandon, I’m so happy you made Jennie your wife;

You’re perfect together, that’s plain to see,
So lets raise up our glasses and toast with Chablis;

To the...

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Categories: jennie, happiness, hope, love, romance, wedding, wife
Form: Epithalamium
Two Hearts and Two Families Became One
What a special day it is 
When we celebrate 
A love that will last a lifetime 
Three years of back and forth 
They don’t have to do that anymore 
They are together forever 
A family...

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Categories: jennie, family, happiness, happy, love, marriage,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Jennie Butler
Hour upon unending hour,
day upon unending day,
quietly, in her prison, our
dear Jennie Butler lay.

No curses did she utter,
never once did she complain,
though hands and feet were gnarled,
swollen, and burning with pain.

Instead, she smiled, told us...

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© Cona Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: jennie, abuse, age, community, people,
Form: Quatrain
' the Knight Guards Thee ... ' (Medieval # 5)
Thou Art Fair and Not Forsaken
The Knight Guards Thee
as Thou Slumber midst
Embers of Purity
with Palms of Vespers
Thou Art Fair and Not Forsaken

A Chaste Kiss doth Pledge
The Knight Guards Thee
Treads the Cold-Castle Halls
...Hours of Torch-lit Vigil
Eyes,...

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Categories: jennie, allegory, death, dedication, faith, family, hope, inspirational,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Winston Churchill
Winston
Politician, Leader, Orator, Prisoner of War
Son of Lord Randolph and Jennie, husband of Clementine, father of five
Lover of cuban cigars, trenchcoats, and hats
Who feels love, compassion and righteous anger
Who fears defeat, failure, and Adolf Hitler's...

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Categories: jennie, celebrity, people,
Form: Bio
I`m Free
My tired body neath the soil
weep no more I no longer toil.
Remember me for I`m still with you
Don`t weep I`ve  got a body that`s new.
Mom I see your tears don`t cry.
and Jennie someday you...

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Categories: jennie, death, faith, hope, inspirational, body, me,
Form: Elegy
Premium Member Cameo Acquaintance
Visiting Aunt Juanita,
in Pocahontas nursing home,
we met her roommate, 
Jennie Butler.

Jenny loved to tell jokes,
and laughed often.
She sang gospel songs,
her voice filling the air
with sweetness,
as her face reflected joy.

No one would guess
she lay, day after...

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© Cona Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: jennie, age, loneliness, pain,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things