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Premium Member Factoidman and Shallowman - Part 2
[Now ShallowMan is quite content
receiving FactoidMan’s consent
to quibble and express dissent
as long as keeping covenant
with fingers crossed and belfry bent
when viewing Facts in sealed cement:]

SM
“The Facts you give me circumvent
those ‘truths’ your chuckles supplement;
although they...

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Categories: quibble, society, truth, universe,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member He's Mr Know It All - Now a Collaboration
Old blabber mouth gets on my wick
His attitude makes me quite sick
He plays to the crowd 
Is brash and so loud 
My husband thinks he's an idiot!

Inspired by Stevie Wonder Song on the Radio today...

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Categories: quibble, humorous, voice,
Form: Limerick
The Worst of Humankind - Part 1
War used to be some other place
Out of sight and mind;
But now we see on our tv
The worst of humankind.

An army has just marched across
Another country’s border,
Wreaking murder, unprovoked,
And violent disorder.

Are we so blind? We...

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© Bob Trewin  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: quibble, anger, conflict, humanity, war,
Form: Rhyme
Musicman's Socailite
THEY WISHED TO HAVE
 FUN AND THOUGHT A PARTY
WOULD BE THE BEST WAY,
 ( AND CHEAPEST) TO
HAVE HER SON'S BIRTHDAY
 PARTY, HER FREINDS 
ENGAGMENT PARTY
AND HER OWN
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
 aLL IN ONE, WOULD
 ALLOW THE WHOLE
...

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Categories: quibble, clothes, corruption, encouraging, family, fashion, metaphor, money,
Form: Classicism
Extract 11 From What Changes
This change is the only thing that I had no control over
What I discover now is that I never had nor ever will have any control over it
That the stillness was always there
That there was...

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Categories: quibble, blessing,
Form: Prose Poetry



Premium Member Cosmos Configurator
When I gaze far off into the night sky
The chaos is not pleasing to the eye.
Seems there was never an overall plan
When the beginning of time began.

I don’t mean to sound so high and mighty
But...

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Categories: quibble, fantasy, space, old, star, old, star, time,
Form: Iambic Pentameter
Elite Street
It’s great to be a member of the global elite,
   The bean poles in my garden are standing proud and neat.
Organic veg is thriving thanks to ample bags of peat.
   I...

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Categories: quibble, class, holiday, international, power, pride, society, vanity,
Form: Rhyme
Dharma Gateway
Death, existence, come and go,
Like a tidal undertow…
Waves that toss us, winds that blow,
Raging storms and biting snow,
Hunger, anger, joy, and woe,
Hellish heat with burning glow…

Saints and sages ‘in the know’
Quibble bookish quid pro quo.
Artful...

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Categories: quibble, desire, destiny, inspiration, life, truth, uplifting, wisdom,
Form: Verse
Ott's Lots Chrysanthemums In Bloom
Ott's (lots) chrysanthemums in bloom

pitch perfect today
September 14th, 2022.

861 Gravel Pike, Schwenksville, 
Pennsylvania 19473
the ideal place
if/when ye dear reader 
experience maddening rage 
(against the machine) 
causing ordinarily calm demeanor 
to fuss and fume
perhaps as best...

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Categories: quibble, 12th grade, appreciation, art, beauty, care, creation,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Miles To Go
In the first flight of several young geese, in the migration going south…
The Elder goose honked time to go, and several young ones wouldn’t come about.
They knew everything. And could, naturally, do everything better on...

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Categories: quibble, adventure, allegory, family, happiness, life, philosophy, teen,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Premium Member To the Authors of Manimekalai - Part Two
Part Two

To have written is to leave but a mark
  nothing stands for the proud rhyming syllables
    more than his acquired business acumen
a Vaishya karmic hope

Now we stand aghast before this...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: quibble, on writing and words, may, , literature,
Form: Free verse
Pickles and Tickles: It's a Party
It's a PICKLE PARTY and you're being invited!
Return your RSVP saying you'll be delighted
to attend. Don't forget to bring your sunscreen
so, you can keep your lovely shade of green.

The pool will be open, so you...

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Categories: quibble, humorous,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member ALBERT KNOWS BEST
“There are only two ways to live your life.  
One is as though nothing is a miracle.
The other is as though everything is a miracle”

I love this quote by Albert Einstein…I’ve read it a...

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© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: quibble, miracle,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Verda Lee Allen
My first girlfriend was Verda Lee (who I still miss),
feels OK, though I'm sad now, we never did kiss,
her folks left town, no notice, could not stay in touch!
Both too young to write letters, and...

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Categories: quibble, introspection, lost love, youth, , western,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Futuristic Christmas- For Contest
Twenty fifth of December, three thousand and four
and already I'm down in the dumps
we're round at the neighbour's via tubes that save labour
propelled by some hydraulic pumps.
We've exchanged all our presents and got them unwrapped
once...

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© Viv Wigley  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: quibble, christmas, humor,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Fun At the Zoo
Antisocial anacondas don't associate in numbers;
Bears and beavers don't become the best of friends.
Civet cats catch rats, so is it any wonder
On doleful dingoes dire dilemmas do descend?
Effete elephants eschew jumping, it's ungraceful;
"Frenching" frogs will...

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Categories: quibble, animal, humor,
Form: Alliteration
Infidel
Ah yes, dear friends
You have earned it
You deserve it...

Martyrs for the cause
a most WORTHY cause
which includes beheadings
(They had it coming) 
burning people alive
(They had it coming)
killing children
(They had it coming)

Un-believers!
Filthy Infidels!
Destroy them all!!
Most especially:
The Great...

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Categories: quibble, culture, war,
Form: Free verse
The Stanford Experiment
(For six days in mid-August, 1971, at Stanford 
University near San Francisco, a psychological 
experiment was conducted in which students 
took on the roles of prisoners and prison guards. 
The experiment had to be cut...

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Categories: quibble, society,
Form: Rhyme
Philistinism
PHILISTINISM…
Shysters set up gallows must for self..
Musters dominate china red dominatrix.
AS works had been done, all that did the jobs could well to eliminate cause by their poles and forces as that keep are to...

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Categories: quibble, abuse, , cute,
Form: ABC
The Middle
Only once did my Dad forget
to pick me up when young
while I finished my
job at the grocery store,
and since I didn't have
a phone walked the
10 miles in the heat
with my thoughts all
alone on the pavement
till...

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Categories: quibble, growing up, humor,
Form: Light Verse
Alcohol: Friend Or Foe
Led to believe 
you'd help me achieve
the grace of a ballerina
a voice operatic 
from my usual asthmatic 
cackle like a laughing hyena

Distaste despite
I endured your bite 
the party with gusto to steer
true state of affairs
via...

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Categories: quibble, humorous,
Form: Rhyme
The Haiku Corral - Part 2
Dogpatch Haiku Anthem

wailin' blue-tick blues
heard only beyond the ear
struttin' your rooster
in boots just made for
walkin' all over the bull,
pick it up and
use it
or hit the road!
'cause if ya' cain't crow
ya' ain't got bull or zen

death...

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Categories: quibble, funny, life, satire,
Form: Free verse
Blood Clot and Boycott and More
Blood Clot and Boycott

Rather than crossing lines and boycott,
We did have a drink  called blood clot,
And then hardened;
From jail pardoned;
After we would finish it, hit the spot.

Jim Horn

Trump Did Declare Another Edict

Trump did declare...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: quibble, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick
Culinary Art
Cooking is my hobby-it is the greatest pleasure of my life.
Besides, no weapon is as useful as a ladle or chopping knife,
I dream of cooking in my sleep, of cooking, when I awake,
I dream of...

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© Brita Roy  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: quibble, confidence, lost love, passion,
Form: Rhyme
Pickled Guilt
Leaving work for home, my job stress still fizzled.
The long drive included bratty rain drizzle
and windshield blades needing my constant fiddle.
My stress spittled as rush hour drizzle-tripled.
Some driver's fingers waved from their hand’s middle
but I...

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Categories: quibble, anxiety, children, judgement, old, sorry, stress, work,
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs