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Premium Member Ice Cream Gran 8 - Journey To the Centre of the Oeuf
Gran glared at the general. ‘So tell me where we’re at
What’s a chicken got to do with me and Nitro Cat?’
‘That chicken,’ said the general, ‘has laid a special egg
It’s got a micro chip in...

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Categories: omelette, fantasy, grandmother, hero,
Form: Rhyme



Goose Eggs
Ginny didn’t know if it was a large pond or a small lake in the middle of the beautiful park where she had been hired right after high school to help with maintenance of the...

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Categories: omelette, abortion,
Form: Prose
New Years Day 2016
Commodities calmly caressing. Calling carrots. Calling capers. Calamity is not an injested window wiper nor a window sill so dare to jump off a pinnacle to declare justice. Arachnid akmed. Duty done. Swerved to serve....

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Categories: omelette, age, angel, new years day,
Form: I do not know?
Irony of Purpose
It is funny! 
Very funny how
A masked preacher can preach honesty; 
And even points at the wrongs with his
Fingers of hypocritical righteousness…

We stare with grim satisfaction
Because the black winged Angel 
Ridding a flaming chariot tells...

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Categories: omelette, anger, pain, patriotic, political, racism,
Form: Ode
Liberty Bow Face

Red power mode
White digital
Blue logo

My, oh my ...
sweet apple pie!
Patriotic American cheese is turning sour Kraut commie
Democracy is Wisconsin curdling ... penicillin shot
needed between the ailing ballot box,
sho’ ain’t Louisiana Purchase forthcoming

Lady Liberty is bowing...

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Categories: omelette, allusion, imagery, truth, wisdom,
Form: Rhyme



Wild Goose Chase
Pursuit for elusive prey
teases yours truly
into treacherous catacombs
dangerous mentally
challenging pitfalls,

sets small hairs of back
on camp creeks edge
of night, where dark shadows
evoke outer limits
of twilight zone

prompting me constantly questioning
purposefulness, qua hair raising pursuit
embarking these modern roman...

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Categories: omelette, 11th grade, 12th grade, bird, fantasy, humor,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Wild Goose Chase
Pursuit for elusive prey
teases yours truly
into treacherous catacombs
dangerous mentally
challenging pitfalls,

sets small hairs of back
on camp creeks edge
of night, where dark shadows
evoke outer limits
of twilight zone

prompting me constantly questioning
purposefulness, qua hair raising pursuit
embarking these modern roman...

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Categories: omelette, adventure, allegory, america, animal, bird, environment, humorous,
Form: Free verse
No Tell No 'Mo

Pick up the plaid skirt curly,
ride to the rave party on the down low
Sneak out the lame pimple place early,
take the cutie to the Hush Hush ‘Mo ‘Mo
Trying to act playa Romeo ... like he...

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Categories: omelette, humorous, imagery, truth, wisdom,
Form: Burlesque
Aye Miss the Trials and Tribulations of Expectant Fatherhood
no emotionally ecstatic experience compares 
   to the seminal instance 
   whence spermatozoa 
   (from profuse ejaculation) beget

the miraculous propensity 
   to procreate despite the steep odds...

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Categories: omelette, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 8th
Form: Elegy
Rids of Ridic Riddles
RIDS OF RIDIC RIDDLES
 
Delusional convo with the inanimates;
February bragged none of us is his mate
¹and asked, "What month of the year has 28 days?"
-"All of them." I replied with a smirk on my face.
Walls...

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Categories: omelette, 1st grade, riddle,
Form: Rhyme
THOSE DAYS
Truly those days were fun,
Little children playing each,
With a fine decorated toy gun,
Life was serious yet catchy;
And we were easily convinced
‘ Sit back, I will buy you Akara’,
Was enough to pacify and evinced.

I can still...

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Categories: omelette, character, depression, identity, integrity, satire, society, surreal,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member Terrific Tuesday With Troubles
Twoday is terrific  Tuesday at TROUBLES  DOUBLES DINER.
EVERY  TUESDAY guests can have a $2 bargain price if they
Order before 2p.m.

2 times  Totally terrific.
Definitely DELICIOUS 
DAZZLINGLY  DELECTABLE
IS that  suspicious?

I said...

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Categories: omelette, brother, day, food,
Form: Alliteration
A Winter Wombats Tale
One time wombat shudders. It was very cold today and a kilt, cape, and long length knitted cloak just was not providing sufficient heat. Must buy some socks he thought. Then wandering around he found...

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Categories: omelette, adventure,
Form: I do not know?
The Priest Who Wants To Rest Reloaded
The priest who wants to rest
went fishing with his dear cousin Nora
A very nice lady, ginger and intrepid.
Today she adopted a Turkish Angora

The priest who wants to rest
took a shower early which he enjoyed
The water...

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© Ivo Cos  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: omelette, art, city, nonsense, repetition, silly, tribute, wisdom,
Form: Verse
The Morning When the World Changed As I Knew It
i make myself a mexican pizza
i make myself a mexican omelette
i make myself some frijoles charros con queso
i make myself some taquitos extra stuffed
i get two bottled waters ice cold out of the fridge
i cut...

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© Marty King  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: omelette, death, mom, morning,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Gloved Love
You guys never laughed at me for spoiling you rotten in glee

With spilt milk over nothing as if I created exquisite novel cuisine

Of course your applause was quite muted because of the padding

Maybe you secretly...

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Categories: omelette, appreciation,
Form: Free verse
Pop
Popplecoook met popplwwock on a jacket mending mission to a culinary planet. It was varied and various. The threads that were woven. To entice a frozen omelette to rise amidst the blackness and create a...

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Categories: omelette, arabic, baby, beach,
Form: I do not know?
Plucky Unlucky

Ain’t nobody here, 
but us plucky chickens
Ghetto goose-stepping,
every fare-thee-well welfare day!

Ain’t nobody here,
but us unlucky chickens
Urban legend has it,
that we been KFC set free

Now ain’t we pretty henpeck  clucky ...
USA   Grade A...

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Categories: omelette, discrimination, satire, truth, word play,
Form: Burlesque
Virtues of Cheese
A day without Cheese is not a day worth living in
Despite my high cholesterol, I will pop another statin in
The texture, the flavour, the smell, the pure cheesiness
but to overindulge could lead you into queasiness

My...

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Categories: omelette, celebration, happiness, humorous,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Cheese At Ease
CHEESE AT EASE

                           Any time as you wish, taste...

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Categories: omelette, 10th grade, appreciation, food,
Form: Rhyme
Eating (
You've got the face of a pepperoni pizza and the body of a mason jar
You use your body as a storage unit for Hot Pockets, Doritos and fudge bars
Ben and Jerry's Chunky Monkey
You are the...

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Categories: omelette, food, funny, health, body, chocolate,
Form: ABC
As I Dire Breathe

Got free range to roam 
in a plastic dome, poorhouse farm
The debt fence keeps rooster clock me 
from payment parachute, golden eggs liberty 
Oh, such pecking order karma harm

It’s a butcher’s credit card discount
when it...

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Categories: omelette, humorous, joy, satire, word play,
Form: Light Verse
Diner Dash
A Poets Dozen Fried stirred put in the Oven
Breakfast Lunch Dinner Dessert they Love it

Your own private Diner a blended Fatata
Served with coffee chocolate makes it hotter

Its your cup of Tea brewing the pot screams
With...

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Categories: omelette, food, imagination, poetry,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Corporate Speak
When the president said ‘misunderestimated’
Everybody wondered, ‘was he ever educated’
But I forgive him that, for the thing that makes me ‘EEK!’
Is the mad proliferation of Corporation Speak…

For thirteen years a desk paid my rent
As I...

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Categories: omelette, language,
Form: Rhyme
Like the Gingerbread Man
Had to recover from three days of Kentucky windage
Jerked the protein from an omelette full of old spinach
Rippled titans in my wake, ‘cause they ain’t losin’ 
I’m still losin’, ‘cause my storm’s passed, but I’m...

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Categories: omelette, addiction, america, angst, anxiety, black african american,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things