Long Pilfering Poems
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Spouse Cannot Forget Mine Suppressed Flatulence Upon Our First Date
Spouse cannot forget mine suppressed flatulence upon our first date
While yours truly sat here
at the desk housing MacBook Pro,
pondering his next idée fixe apropos
for gamut of anonymous readers,
he unexpectedly, noisily and effectually
exploded out rear...
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Categories:
pilfering, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th
Form:
Rhyme
A healthy dose of invective flourishes at Highland Manor asylum
A healthy dose of invective flourishes at Highland Manor asylum
I hate to be curt,
but welcome to the monkey house
at 2 highland manor drive,
where all manner of imbeciles go berserk.
I and the missus
(thee unfortunate recipient
of poisonous...
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Categories:
pilfering, abuse, anger, angst, anxiety, bullying, conflict, feelings,
Form:
Free verse
Diary Notes: Lamentable Laissez-Faire
Diary Notes: Lamentable laissez-faire
…the lêche cul is
back
...
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Categories:
pilfering, anti bullying, august, conflict, judgement, paris,
Form:
Free verse
Robin Wears No Hood: Not For Any Contest
There's an archer dressed in Lincoln green, a friend to those in need.
No thief is he who offers encouragement to people with kind deeds.
A jealous sheriff, dressed in black, wants to rule Ole Nottingham,
a township...
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Categories:
pilfering, hero,
Form:
Couplet
Shoplift To a Job
ShopLift To A Job
From a bustling town called Bukit Mertajam, a mainland part of Penang Island,
Outbreaks a story that warms the heart, about a man being given a helping hand.
With a headline that boasts of...
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Categories:
pilfering, community, encouraging, forgiveness, happy, poverty,
Form:
Free verse
The Red Chinese Devil Launches An Attack On the Island Nation of Tilapia
The Red Chinese Communist Red Devil's army is currently invading the peaceful Buddhist Island nation of Tali pa. An island nation off of the coast of India. Indian is also on the raider...
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Categories:
pilfering, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form:
Narrative
At a Funeral
They have come for your funeral
Their looks belie ‘their hearts
When you needed them
Their backs turned on you
Now shamelessly and hypocritically
They drag those sacrilegious legs
To profane your ...
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Categories:
pilfering, betrayal, death, destiny, farewell, fate, horror, how
Form:
Elegy
I Thee Am a Component Therefore of Intrinsic Outhouse Disconnect
Watch me walk through the sadsands of stupored time
trading youth for aged ashes, suredness for shyness
knowledge for retirement, candor for cowardice,
diligence for dunceness, eagerness for
edginess, fairness for flakiness, goodness for gonadness,
healing for...
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Categories:
pilfering, addiction, betrayal, conflict, deep, family, feelings, people,
Form:
Free verse
Poetic Justice - Part 1
When stretched forever is my day
I while the empty hours away ...
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Categories:
pilfering, funny
Form:
Rhyme
Seduced By the Subtil Sound
Seduced by the $ubtil $ound
Put your elephant ear to the ground,
and listen pachyderm carefully
Do you hear the err stampede sound ...
stimulus assisted thievery deed
There’s been a clandestine meeting
at the Guv’s backroom, ivory Oval table
Secret society...
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Categories:
pilfering, corruption, money, psychological, word play,
Form:
Narrative
Swarming For Global Warming
In the middle of the Universe, I stand
Geared up to continue our deed
And since from our native planet, we have been banned
The two of us carry on at light speed
Zirck and I traveled afar...
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Categories:
pilfering, betrayal, journey, space, planet, universe,
Form:
Rhyme
Halloween's Portentous Fate
It was the darkest night of the year, and the light was eclipsed but the haunting moon was so near. Lagging
hope faded, and the jading stillness increased my fear. Twas a warm, muggy night...
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Categories:
pilfering, fantasynight, light, light, night, , fate,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Cabin Fever
Darkness, embedding my soul, pilfering my heart,
What power is this power, this power you have over my entire existence,
Kisses, empty kisses, poor over my face and lips,
How will I ever know my dear if you...
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Categories:
pilfering, depression, health, love, sadme, heart, longing, heart,
Form:
I do not know?
Lighthouse
Next day after the funeral was a celebration of life
at Mom's/Grandma's for a grand supper with memories ripe
afterwards eldest suggested we take some memento's
going through her things I felt like I was pilfering,
To think...
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Categories:
pilfering, blessing, father daughter, mother daughter,
Form:
Free verse
Luck of the Devil
At a Greyhound station in Macon, Georgia I gambled my soul with the Devil.
He strolled in after midnight and told me he was on the level
and asked if I was a gambling man and I...
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Categories:
pilfering, dark, fantasy,
Form:
Rhyme
In The Garden
In our garden, the space of shared delight
Are fruits of our many wonders created
Through smiles and passion, the site
Of our beings bonded and sated.
Our red roses blossom in magical splendour,
Foliage of the many plants wave...
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Categories:
pilfering, appreciation, conflict, emotions, moving on, relationship, romantic
Form:
Rhyme
Love and Larceny
My heart is a plume renditioning over a lyre, my soul.
You are but the fume of frozen fire, on parole.
I am a scintillating bud of ray in the moon,
You are a void sphere on...
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Categories:
pilfering, absence, best friend, depression, feelings,
Form:
Rhyme
The Lonely Fisherman
At cockcrow, I head down to the river, forsaking my little log cabin situated in the dense forest till dusk, which was strongly built by my endemic hands. I have no compulsion for rods and...
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Categories:
pilfering, character, discrimination, garden, river,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
In a Moment
It was a day of gray windy spins and rolls
howling through the mighty naked oaks
where cold and rain fell to ice laden shiverings
and a wall of white stormed in
to pierce the air and...
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Categories:
pilfering, bird, storm, winter,
Form:
Narrative
On Occurrence In New York At Four Forty-Five Pm On March 25th 1911
An Occurrence in New York at 4.45 pm on March 25th, 1911
True faith, liberty, the flag, our holy soil!
Is it the cause that grants the martyr’s crown?
Should martyrs owe this crown to tyrants or...
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Categories:
pilfering, fire, new york, youth,
Form:
Free verse
Bread On Palm Sunday 2023
I
In church, decor by Desiree Seymour
Jesus rose up again, we sang with gusto
There followed communion, bread and wine
Thoughts: He, bread of life ; we, bread too!
If he were a loaf, Jesus, THE PERFECT One
Broken so...
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Categories:
pilfering, africa, betrayal, bible, fate, fear, humanity, nature,
Form:
Bio
Hidden Hand Inurned
Snake oily palms
got a-plenty
under the table plans
Synthetic sly reptilian smile
bewitching many
Picking pockets with a hidden hand
Real filthy lucre fingernails
have the zircon gluttonous glow
that enticingly Endora sells
Dirty laundered money
boa clutches
that unclean epidermal...
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Categories:
pilfering, allusion, corruption, money, perspective,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
Bennie Arn
He’s the best friend of democracy’s worst enemy ...
spinning white lies, treasonous yarn
Red coat ruby lipstick speak;
seditious bellow larceny,
crafty cerulean sound bytes of ruble treachery
Bennie Arn,
firebrand fox with the silver coin tongue
Got those oval eyes...
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Categories:
pilfering, allusion, identity, perspective, word play,
Form:
Narrative
What Have I Left
Again, and again
Lips stained by death
Uttering words—dead, dying, gone forever
Incurably cast to eternal rest
Spoken in whispers
Words drenched in tears
Besieged within antiseptic walls
The grim shadow of Reaper again appears
Pandemonium unfettered
Unmasked villains cloaked in watery layers
An ominous...
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Categories:
pilfering, conflict, death, god, pain,
Form:
Rhyme
The Amputated Leg
The Amputated Leg
A human leg it is! With senses numbed the village stood around the dump;
It’s a curse! Righteous path we diverted, in shiver, the devotees driveled;
A dog might have dragged it, in what’s...
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Categories:
pilfering, anxiety, confusion, culture, society,
Form:
Sonnet