Long Potato Poems
Long Potato Poems. Below are the most popular long Potato by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Potato poems by poem length and keyword.
Trump In MotionTRUMP SMELLS B.O.
TRUMP SMELLS B.O.
BUST UP THE BEAT TO INTRODUCE IT'S TEMPO
GOT ME PLACES TO GO
SILENCE IS GOLDEN GOT BLOOD THAT"S UNFOLDING
SITS IN HIS IVORY TOWER ENGAGED IN THE WALL WHILE HE SITS IN HIS...
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Categories:
potato, anxiety, art, autumn,
Form:
Free verse
Reyinning YangImagine,
said Yin to distraught Yang,
never able to get quite enough of himself,
never enough time to fully become his ego-potentiality
Imagine this day opens a new rhetorical event,
a new day of conversation between Ego
and those you live...
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Categories:
potato, creation, health, nature, political, relationship,
Form:
Political Verse
Leaning On a Failure Mentality{intro}
You keep-you keep-you keep flying,
Though I’m honestly crying…...weeping…..sighing…..
Extra careful not to snip your heart strings
Tattoo your tune in my heart that pleasurably stings
Pain is what I need not to inflict myself with – just what...
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Categories:
potato, angst, anxiety, deep, depression, desire, hope, hurt,
Form:
Lyric
Unquotable Quotes: Fat People - XxixUnquotable quotes: Fat People – XXIX
(I know this piece sounds mean and cruel but as every single parent must have experienced, this is also the expression of utter exasperation, and perhaps there’s also the slightest...
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Categories:
potato, abuse, chocolate, depression, health, humor, hyperbole, natural
Form:
Epigram
What If - New UpdateWhat if…
If fear did not guard and watch over me?
My seeds of shame and doubt
Would timidly venture out
And finally sprout,
But as they reached the light,
Like a vampire, would wither and die
Without the protection of night.
Or:...
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Categories:
potato, conflict, courage, fear, inspiration, longing, motivation, prayer,
Form:
Free verse
Unwoven MemoriesI grew up and out on a four family-owned,
and cooperatively-organized,
extended matriarchal farm.
Four interdependent 1940s through 1970s patriarchally managed businesses,
without substantial questions about who should wear pants,
yet with a surprising matriarchal cooperative understory.
The boxers outnumbered the...
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Categories:
potato, culture, family, farm, happiness, health, political, usa,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Cruisin' the DragSipping cherry limeade, driving in the car parade,
we're cruising in the Lone Star state.
Didn't want a bucket seat; the thing it couldn't beat,
was sitting up close to your date.
One hand on the wheel...
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Categories:
potato, car, funny, growing up, high school, me,
Form:
Rhyme
Softly Off-Colored Poem - 2Poet's Pre-Notes: A poem from my 8th week in a Stanford continuing education class offered on the internet, a study of free verse and structure. The poem writing technique is to write as unconsciously as...
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Categories:
potato, life,
Form:
Free verse
The Market PlaceI have been trying to pen this verse for the past two weeks but
Someone was standing in my way and my mind went astray
Can’t you see that it is a brand new day?
Winter has subsided...
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Categories:
potato, change, character, courage, environment, metaphor, money, truth,
Form:
Narrative
Betsy FableBetsy is “just a cow” most would say. She’s dark rust, almost auburn in color, with large white patches all over her body and especially on her rather long, nosey face. She has deep, soft...
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Categories:
potato, animal, appreciation, character, farm, giving, god, thanks,
Form:
Prose
Inextricably Rooted With Hair FixationInextricably rooted with hair fixation
As a lad in grade school,
yours truly, (a diminutive, intuitive,
oversensitive, and vegetative potato head kid,
whose voice exhibited
a severe nasal twang)
felt envious at other boys,
especially those young bucks
who sported budding antlers
plus thick...
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Categories:
potato, 11th grade, 12th grade, 5th grade, 6th
Form:
Rhyme
10 Conversations In Icu Part INumber one.
"Good morning. Would you like tea with your breakfast?"
No. I want milk with my porridge but it hasn't yet come."
"You will have to ask them."
"Who's them? Who should I ask? Which one?"
"The people...
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Categories:
potato, funny, hilarious, humor, humorous,
Form:
Free verse
Pipe Lines of Kaimu: Much Ado About PoiWelcome to a typical 'Luau' spread. The first thing that is best to learn is the Hawaiian word, 'ono', which means, delicious. It's a word bandied about before and after food goes in your mouth....
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Categories:
potato, allusion, analogy, appreciation, culture, food, motivation, together,
Form:
Narrative
Dark Twisted Dreams
I've been having the nightmares for a while now each night,
Although I know in my heart there is no chance of escape;
I really pray that this night will be...
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Categories:
potato, dream, fear, horror,
Form:
Narrative
Storm WarningI love spending nights on the lake.
Once the oven-like sun disappears,
things get suddenly quiet, except for
the occasional hoot of an owl, crickets, frogs
and the soft lapping of the lake on the boat.
When the moon rises...
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Categories:
potato, adventure, fun, life, storm, summer, teen, weather,
Form:
Free verse
Bring Brring Telephone Calling'BRRRING BRRRING' said the telephone
“Oh hello” said the wide viewfinder to the telephone. “How are you today?” The telephone fell silent. Very silent. It had no battery with which to call, speak, shout or do...
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Categories:
potato, bangla, baptism, baseball, beach,
Form:
I do not know?
Humus Me My Vegetated Chokes IngestHumus me? My vegetated chokes ingest!
(jokes all in jest)
Hard to believe, I orange in a lee
started life as barely visible speck!
Just in the course of healthy growing
season, this former minute nearly
microscopic entity developed into
quite pleasing...
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Categories:
potato, 11th grade, 12th grade, animal, beautiful, crazy,
Form:
Bio
Summer ThanksgivingTwo bails of straw, an ornament,
...
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Categories:
potato, fun, garden,
Form:
Rhyme
The Darkness In Her DungeonDarkness in Her Dungeon
No morning no bright sun
Just nuns all around
To recite bright light
For my freedom from
Fear and feeling off
But I would despise
In the outside those eyes
A black bundle in swirl
A hostile world looming
All conspiring...
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Categories:
potato, angst,
Form:
Free verse
All You An EatALL YOU CAN EAT
by
JOHN M. ARRIBAS
I never subscribed to an unusual idea
That aliens are among us and thriving here
I now question my stand on that theory
Cause I’ve noticed some bodies quite eerie
I see gigantic beings...
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Categories:
potato, addiction, america, culture, food, satire,
Form:
Rhyme
Sufficient SelfAs a youngster he had dreamt of moving to a potato farm in Ireland
To escape from the brown rot of German post-world war II contamination
Just another plot on the map to sufficient existence and to...
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Categories:
potato, dark,
Form:
Free verse
MULBERRY TREES AND BUTTERFLIESMULBERRY TREES AND BUTTERFLIES
Don’t go back to heavy sleep
dwell in the wakefulness
of I AM THAT I AM
here mulberries and butterflies
beckon across filtered fences
which you can comely climb
for a bountiful bestowing
pick, a...
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Categories:
potato, butterfly, change, color, earth, environment, identity, nature,
Form:
Rhyme
I Accepted the Potato Salad Because You Were Serving ItYes, the time had allowed another opportunity to be near you,
Though well heaven knows whenever you are near my fear crunches my breath,
Leaving me starving for you, and wanting nothing more than to flee…
I stood...
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Categories:
potato, angst, food, funny, how i feel, love,
Form:
Narrative
First Lady of HotitudeFIRST LADY OF HOTITUDE
You walk into a bar, all eyes lock on you,
The fashions which you flaunt reveal quite a view,
There’s something special ‘bout the way you move,
You carry yourself with your own kind of...
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Categories:
potato, desire, longing, lust, passion, sexy,
Form:
Rhyme
Should the Levee Ever Break, Act 1, Scene 1, Part 7Tom: Well, do tell? But like I said, I’m not a stranger. I’m a businessman; and more than that. Why, I could be just like a brother to you if you’d let me. Besides, I...
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Categories:
potato, allegory,
Form:
Prose