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Premium Member The Paratotallynormal
The problem with trying to prove clairaudience, clairsentince, out-of-body, and Near Death Experiences to a Mudblood is not as simple
as it could have been.
Is it because Para-science is totally unsubstantiated?
Not in MY family.
Scientifically un-sound?
Sure, by...

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Categories: plunks, adventure, cute, emotions, encouraging, fantasy, feelings, spiritual,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member You Did Not Invite Me To Your Birthday Party
Angry Face is so Angry with Pink Face, I gesture for her to sit in the chair the farthest from my chair.
She glares at me hard, stomps over and plunks her butt down in my...

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Categories: plunks, 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade, 6th
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Carnival of Cannibals and Crabs
Life's a carnival ride, a bag of barkers and crabs
pinching the mind with pink toys and shiny swag
stuffing your mind with sweet soft fuzzy things
wraps you in heavy chains and a cold nose ring,
leads you...

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Categories: plunks, abuse, dark, life,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Incessant Talkers Bother Me
incessant talkers bother me.
I leave the room upon their arrival,
not caring if I hurt their feelings, for I know they
do not notice, it always being about them, they
do not see others.

I do not enter the...

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Categories: plunks, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form: Prose Poetry
Love Lasagna
She plunks down a plate of egg rolls
Man, oh man, do these greasy pieces of heaven take tolls
On my heart, dear Mama
Shows me love with food piled on tables that never end
Iced tea, Pho, spaghetti,...

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Categories: plunks, family, mother, love,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member What Do You Do
Cocktail party, only we renamed them barbeques.
I still do not want to be here, dragged by a so-called friend.
It is free food, he had a point there.
He drops me immediately, heads toward the dazzling ones.
I...

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Categories: plunks, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, work,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Rocky Mountain Rain
Finally the hot air gives place in the first rain
The summer lawn is soaked under a drippy layer
The rainfall plunks down the petals of flowers
Along the fences, some green bushes sustain

Apple, cherry and plum leaves...

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Categories: plunks, autumn, mountains, nature, rain, seasons,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Feeling Grandma In October
Autumn magic in the air, leaves flow from the giant oak.
Sheila plunks herself down in a pile of reds and browns.
The sky is turquoise today, the air is nippy.
She wears a red scarf, for it...

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Categories: plunks, autumn, grandmother,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Plunk Plick Plat Splat
Plunk plick plat splat
The drip of faucet compels me to 
Throw down a few notes
Words I had not thought of six seconds before

Cardinals and sparrows 
Twittering and chittering
I listen hard, capturing nothing 
Yet inspired by...

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Categories: plunks, poetess,
Form: Free verse
Green Envy
When youth in full bloom
during Spring's green boom

See a robin fly by
or geese in the sky

Do not feel impressed
by Spring's new green dress

Thoughts all aflutter
tongues twist and mutter

When pretty young girls
with green bows and curls

Skip...

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© Kim Shaw  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: plunks, humor, spring,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Day Plunks Them Into Puddles
They get off the bus
fresh from their houses
Crisp pink cheeks
Glossy hair
Shoes pristine
Bows in their hair
Smiles for their friends
Smell fresh
Look clean

The day plunks them into puddles
Rolls them around in dirt
Throws them off slides,
watches them twirl onto...

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Categories: plunks, 4th grade, 5th grade, 6th grade, 7th
Form: Free verse
June
A portrait in a parlor
A fancy dame or two
A dog named Ruffles singing
In front of you-know-who

A rinny-tin piano
Plunks out a tinny tune
And this ole western cowboy
Is heading home for June

But June has got her dander...

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Categories: plunks, fun, humor,
Form: Rhyme

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