Long Mooing Poems
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Purge Our Consciences
From my lowly bachelor’s house
Proudly christened ‘Embassy Fair’
I woke up to the chirping of birds
On the trees above and across the vale
And the riverine bushes in-between
I woke up to the crowing of cocks
And the mooing...
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Categories:
mooing, prayer,
Form:
Free verse
Franken Dragon
On one dark and stormy night… on a local, lonely, wind swept moor,
A very young and slightly mad scientist did some craziness, for sure.
Now mind you, he was only 3 years young, but, yet, still...
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Categories:
mooing, adventure, fantasy, fun, funny, humor, humorous, imagination,
Form:
Light Verse
Sixteen Peaches Chasing Twenty Cows In a Fridge Is Quite Noisy Isnt It
One day a placid platypus was playing in a kitchen. He had discovered that there was often much to sort and much to sort was often much fun. Other platypuses did not realise how much...
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Categories:
mooing, animal,
Form:
I do not know?
Animal Chain Atocities
Animal Chain Atrocities
No longer a bucolic photo op
bedecking a cover of Life magazine
Free grazing
pastoral images
now but bewildered enslavement
Animal commodities
factory farms and feedlots
CAFO habitats raising
sixty billion a year for dinner tables
Chickens
Hi-Tech slaughter
football fields long
alethic poor
four walled...
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Categories:
mooing, animal,
Form:
Free verse
The Global Rhythm
I am trying to compose a rhythm that everyone can sing, I am trying to compose a rhythm that everyone can join in. You did not go to school and you don’t know the golden...
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Categories:
mooing, business, change, community, conflict, corruption, endurance, money,
Form:
Narrative
Issa Translations I
Petals I amass
with such tenderness
prick me to the quick.
—Kobayashi Issa, translation by Michael R. Burch
This world of dew
is a dewdrop world;
and yet ...
—Kobayashi Issa, translation by Michael R. Burch
Standing beneath cherry blossoms
who can...
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Categories:
mooing, animal, friendship, garden, humanity, humor, imagery, nature,
Form:
Haiku
Zen Death Haiku Xi
ZEN DEATH HAIKU XI
These are my modern English translations of Japanese Zen Death Haiku.
Above the garden
the camellia tree blossoms
whitely...
—Uejima Onitsura, loose translation by Michael R. Burch
Moonlit hailstones:
the night hawks return.
—Uejima Onitsura, loose translation...
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Categories:
mooing, age, analogy, angst, animal, anxiety, august, autumn,
Form:
Haiku
Mystery Stew
It stands on the edge of civilization,
fed by a ghost town road
A starving artery leading into the desert
Only desperadoes and Death Valley aficionados
pass through this lonely stretch of land
But there's a diner sitting at this...
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Categories:
mooing, food, horror, imagery, mystery,
Form:
Narrative
Torch Lake Iii - Fishing For Time
Our boat is first to slice
The green snake skin of Clam Lake
This Saturday morning in May
Heading east to the mouth of Grass River
Where angry Pike still hunt from shallows
Before the Milfoil grows to summer impossible
My...
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Categories:
mooing, father son, fish, fishing, good morning, innocence,
Form:
Free verse
A Sky of Water
A Sky of Water
Arabic Poem By: Falah Al-Shabender*
Traslate By
Inaam Al-Hashimi (Gold_N_Silk)
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A sky of water
Doesn't blaze in a glance;
It follows us, as we head towards it,
Fraying its essence,
And transcending in its mysteries;
Emptiness .....
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Categories:
mooing,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Santa's New Team
Santa's New Team
Christmas Eve was coming
There was plenty to be done
There were protocols to follow
There were programs to be run
Presents needed wrapping
Elves had duties of their own
They've been doing it for centuries
They could call Christmas...
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Categories:
mooing, christmas, funny, humorous,
Form:
Rhyme
Santa's New Team
Christmas Eve was coming
There was plenty to be done
There were protocols to follow
There were programs to be run
Presents needed wrapping
Elves had duties of their own
They've been doing it for centuries
They could call Christmas in by...
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Categories:
mooing, childhood, children, christmas, december, family, funny, humor,
Form:
Rhyme
whispers
The dignitaries are passing through the town in big Limonene and long gowns. They are throwing five hundred dollars bills on the ground and the people are running all around.
Children are running after them and...
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Categories:
mooing, bereavement, break up, change, dark, death, deep,
Form:
Narrative
Fire and Ice Grill and Pub
Flaming steaks and ice cold drinks
you thought good food had become extinct
until you ate here and gave us a nod and a wink.
Appetizers galore with soft stringy cheese sticks, artichoke hearts deep fried
with a taste...
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Categories:
mooing, celebration, food, imagery, success,
Form:
Verse
Matthew Scott the Marionette
Matthew Scott The Marionette...
(Concocting cock and bull poetic pap
promises to approximate bovine rap
worse case scenario..., you will snap
so friend me at funny farm in Trappe
Pennsylvania, or frankly yukon zap
this poppycock poetic
emetic entailing...vowel)
movements deftly managed skilled...
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Categories:
mooing, analogy, creation, dance, devotion, faith, fate, father,
Form:
Free verse
Will It Be Dinosaur Foot Tickling Or Chucking Beetroot Around Then
Are you really going to tickle a dinosaur foot with a stone feather? or throw beetroots?
Who would attend a pterodactyl party? A daisy? A wallflower? A creeping jungle tree vine complete with snakes, ants and...
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Categories:
mooing, arabic, art, assonance, aubade, bangla,
Form:
I do not know?
Memories
Come sit by the fire... let's reminisce
About this and that, about life and love
Watching a robin take its first flight
Or a squirrel scurrying up a tree
The sun coming out from behind the clouds
The gentle breeze...
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Categories:
mooing, memory, planet,
Form:
Narrative
The Old Covered Bridge
THE OLD COVERED BRIDGE
Late fall
Country scene
One birch, close by, already bare
With a taste of frost in the air
And this sturdy, old, covered bridge – this haven -
Strong tiled, tightly sided. A few slats still thrive...
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Categories:
mooing, nostalgia, old, autumn, old,
Form:
Free verse
Our First Walk of the Spring
Our neighbour's excited spaniel pups spring up to us with the joys of Spring as the trees and shrubs are about to bud as do the garish litter bags thayt no surburban lane would be...
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Categories:
mooing, nature, spring, winter, day, sky, spring, winter,
Form:
Free verse
You Are Amazing
I know I should have been asleep a long time ago, but I just can't sleep
I feel like I'm falling so deep...
I feel the urge to silently weep...
I'm feeling so uneasy right now
I need God...
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Categories:
mooing, deep,
Form:
Free verse
Rows Versus Columns
A whale kilowatt is a power source indeed. Floatation over gallons is a fantastic idea. But when a raven flies in a circular fashion it is then time for the washing party of grizzly bears...
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Categories:
mooing, animal, basketball,
Form:
I do not know?
The Dazed Dingo Dance Concerto
Whether working wallabies would weave waved warm wafers or whether wallpaper would wear walls is two times a question really. It is rational to assume that an ass jacket would dart over a yak and...
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Categories:
mooing, analogy,
Form:
I do not know?
Pappy Brisco
Pappy Brisco was a clown
who insisted never to frown,
he painted his face with a smile,
the broadest grin to beguile,
his bushy eyebrows glued on tight,
which sometimes caused a fright,
a bright-red protruding nose
added to his exaggerated pose,
he...
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Categories:
mooing, humorous,
Form:
Cowboy Poetry
Reminiscing
Come sit by the fire... let's reminisce
About this and that, about what makes us sing
Watching a robin take its first flight
Or a squirrel scurrying up a tree
The sun coming out from behind the clouds
The gentle...
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Categories:
mooing, psychological,
Form:
Free verse
The Glory of Life
Come sit by the fire... let's reminisce
About this and that, about what makes us sing
Watching a robin take its first flight
Or a squirrel scurrying up a tree
The sun coming out from behind the clouds
The gentle...
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Categories:
mooing, life,
Form:
Free verse