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Premium Member The Lay of the Best Man - Part 1
The Lay of The Best Man - Part One

I’ve seen men ‘good’, and surely, I’ve seen men ‘bad’
So jealous and so envious, I’ve seen men ….sad
Twisted, fuming with anger, and consumed with rage
Callous and cruel...

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Categories: lost the plot, humanity, men,
Form: Lay



The Amber Eye of Tomorrow
It was just a silhouette but it reminds me why I left the spirit box closed 
I felt as though the hand I was holding
Was yours and not my own
In my want to believe
But reality...

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Categories: lost the plot, crush, dream, feelings, growing up, nostalgia, perspective,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Lost the Plot To Find a Way
Do not read if offended by human imagination 
as this will appear heretical to religious people, 
and perhaps nonsensical to everyone else

As far as I can perceive this universe began 
the moment I was born...

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Categories: lost the plot, death, universe,
Form: Free verse
Hero
HERO

“As a boy you’ll go away to that far off distant war
 And you’ll come back a man
 Of which my son I’m so proud.”
 
So off to this war I went
To a place that...

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Categories: lost the plot, conflict, confusion, men, soldier,
Form: Free verse
I'M a Psycho
Let’s face facts you’re a motherloving no one
couldn’t find a flow if you were looking at the ocean 
I’ll stand and deliver like I’m living in a river
Your thoughts are all flops 
like the tap...

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© Nick Trim  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: lost the plot, hip hop, music, rap,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member No Christ In Christmas
Christmas Day in our house
Started serene
Everything orderly
Perfect and pristine
Guests were all greeted
As if best friends
Little did they realise
This would come to an end
The spread upon the table
A glorious feast indeed
All looked scrumptious
On which an army...

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Categories: lost the plot, 10th grade,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member No Christ In Christmas
Christmas Day in our house
Started serene
Everything orderly
Perfect and pristine
Guests were all greeted
As if best friends
Little did they realise
This would soon come to an end
The spread upon the table
A glorious feast indeed
All looked scrumptious
On which an...

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Categories: lost the plot, 10th grade,
Form: Rhyme
Life On a Spinning Ball
Alarm clock screams, it's time to rise,
bye bye sleepy dreams, into the lows from last night's highs,
ready yourself for the line or the cubicle cage,
tell yourself you'll be fine, while you silently rage,
what new rules...

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Categories: lost the plot, character, culture, feelings, humanity, society, today, truth,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Planets
Right, listen up, the moon is in its ascendancy, Saturn is aligned with Venus, the other planets will align at 09.53 and 1017am.

Wish I’d never bought you that astrology book now, you’ve finally lost the...

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© Paul Bell  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: lost the plot, baby, break up, humorous, woman,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Chuckle Brothers
Woke up this morning with a head
This is the curse when you try to change the world
Gave Mary just a slight hint Tony might be bedding Jill, Joan, not excluding Alice
Big John, definitely gay, but...

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© Paul Bell  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: lost the plot, betrayal, humor, soulmate,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member To the Lifegiver
You’ve given me another year
365 blank pages
To fill up
I know that your ultimate desire
Is for me to fill them in ways
That are according to your will
And that bring you joy
And that make your divine face
Break...

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Categories: lost the plot, birthday, god, life, thanksgiving, universe,
Form: Free verse
God Hates Me
A day in my life
I thought to help the wife
I got the vacuum out
A little run about
I plugged it in the wall
Odd, no sound at all
It must have blown a fuse
So I undid all the...

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© John Scott  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: lost the plot, funny, light, light, time,
Form: Verse
The Covid History of Australia Ii
The Australian National Plan makes no common sense,
Are these people really that dense? 
All of them are lying about the vaccine
It does not stop you for getting covid 19
They are using apartheid against the unvaxxed...

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Categories: lost the plot, corruption, health, people, political, power, science, truth,
Form: Rhyme
Forgetfullness
If I had it once and now I have not
Then what was it I had and now I have not
Could I touch it or hold it and feel,  I fear not
It was neither cold...

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© John Scott  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: lost the plot, analogy,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Guy In Guantanamo
Guy in Guantanamo 

Catherine’s wheel spins round the revolution ever since that day her lover died 
when both lost the plot and their passion and she cried her grief into Bedlam
	
Guy jumped to his death...

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Categories: lost the plot, devotion,
Form: Free verse
A Wary Woman
I’d love to say that ‘Crusher’ Webb is one good mate of mine,
but old ‘Crusher’s’ temperamental and can act more like a swine,
and it don’t take much to set him off; that’s when we all...

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Categories: lost the plot, humor,
Form: Rhyme
A Petal At a Time
I met her the other day
At a friends house par-tay
She danced gracefully
Me, geriatrically 
I liked the way she looked
Like bait, I was hooked!
When she left, I got plastered
Woke up like a useless bastard
Realizing I’d forgotten
What...

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Categories: lost the plot, funny, hilarious, humorous, rude,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member Maze
she had lost the plot long before in an insane labyrinth of her mind

trapped in the rat race of high speed and the volume on full blast

incarcerated shackled and straight jacketed thumb screws and all

contorting...

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Categories: lost the plot, 5th grade, drug,
Form: Free verse
Where Have Please and Thankyou Gone
Please and thankyou should come almost second nature to us 
as manners are very much apart of life as breathing. Without 
manners where would we get, at times we may forget to use them
whether it...

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Categories: lost the plot, confusion, happiness, inspirational, life, loss, social, uplifting,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Crime and victim day and night
The name Scot denoting a man, combined with terra.
Translated; Scotland.! a masculine descriptive will it be
Banned.? By the idiocracy; with a non-descriptive..?
Dystopian' most bland..The most disconnect could be
Planned? To remove the (hate word) we know...

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Categories: lost the plot, education, endurance, homework,
Form: Rhyme
Have You Ever
Have you ever ‘Melted in someone’s arms?’
You have heard this one said often
Have you ever ‘Drowned in a kiss’?
Have you ever felt your ‘Heart soften’?

Have you ever been struck, by a ‘thunder bolt?’
This one sounds...

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Categories: lost the plot, life,
Form: Quatrain
A Talk In the Park
I’d been flat out writing poetry for nigh on near a week,
and I felt it’s time to try and clear me head,
so I put the dog upon the leash to walk down near the creek,
where...

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Categories: lost the plot, humorous,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Treasonous Rats Escape Justice For Now
For one I cannot understand 
the mentality abandoning logic and reasoning 
Firstly within the people of this island 
cutting the allowance for those with disabilities 
this should be slammed as an attack on the most...

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Categories: lost the plot, abortion, abuse, betrayal, child abuse, conflict, corruption,
Form: Political Verse
Hit and Run
It came over the hill with all wheels in the air
Soon to be followed by an evening prayer
The kid at the wheel was a can short of four
The police would be knocking on some family...

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© John Scott  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: lost the plot, youth,
Form: Rhyme
Tony
Tony

A friend phoned me one evening spilling out despair
his life was such a burden he wanted to end it there,
we discussed the consequences for he knew I’d seen a lot
of the souls who travelled that...

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Categories: lost the plot, addiction, death of a friend, spiritual,
Form: Rhyme

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