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Premium Member Drunk Tank Shank
I once spent a week in the drunk tank
couldn't handle the spirits that I drank
the cuisine wasn't half bad
we even had a few laughs
but I had to guard my butt with a shank


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It used to...

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Categories: quick witted, drink, joy, tribute,
Form: Limerick



Premium Member To a Superior Judge
I could not do what you are mandated to do
every day on society's justice bench,
weighing retributive justice 
against restorative healing.

I cannot look with any comfort
at police
and correction officers'
routinely criminalizing vocations,
and courtroom injudicious levying of fines
against...

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Categories: quick witted, anxiety, blue, bullying, culture, health, racism, society,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Landsbyen -Into the North- An Epic Poem 101
Later that evening Seileach enjoyed a giant mushroom dinner with Joulupukki, Ceridfen, DynDoeth, Gwaldon, Bréagán, Chroí, Lumi and the two humans.  It was a large gathering with many other friends and family and the...

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Categories: quick witted, christmas, fairy,
Form: Epic
UNDERBELLIES
UNDERBELLIES


What underbelly is this 
          containing quiet grasping greed for
my magical sword gifted to me by St Michael ?
       What...

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Categories: quick witted, 12th grade, courage, deep, extended metaphor, growth,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Premium Member Crash Landing - B Type
"The perils of a possible crash landing with a touch of humor to end it" 
~~ The Poet ~~
" Burlesque is poetry that treats a serious subject, humorously, or is simply a trivial story." ~~...

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Categories: quick witted, flying,
Form: Burlesque



Headbanger
I guess she wanted to fight, 
The first encounter started off with a 
"Hi"My name is Revue, born and raised in the Lou 
What's your name?And from whereabouts in the US are you? 
She stared...

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Categories: quick witted, bullying,
Form: I do not know?
The Tale of Two Patricks
My father was born,
Late on the eve of St. Patrick’s Day,
Inspiring nurses to insist the babe’s name be Patrick,
To which, my grandparents laughed and chose to obey.

Decades later, 
When my parents had their first son,
Though...

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Categories: quick witted, allegory, anniversary, birth, birthday, celebration, family, holiday,
Form: Rhyme
Tom Mboya Ndiege
Tom Mboya, son of Ndiege
From the craggy islands of Rusinga
--the craddle of his progenitors
He sprouts like avens in the loamy knoll
And out to the urbs he sets off his journey
A parlous journey to his martyrdom

Look...

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Categories: quick witted, death, dedication, freedom,
Form: Elegy
Two Schools
I went to two schools in reality, 
But only had one in my mind, 
A school that assimilated and understood, 
A school that would not drive me blind. 

Daniels nursery was the best, 
In all...

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Categories: quick witted, child, childhood, growing up, political, sad, school,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Mirror of a Son's Eyes
He 
has certainly 
perfected the art 
of being a smart a** -
a trait that swims like a tadpole 
in his father’s gene pool
and nurtured by that very nature..
his tongue swells with sarcasm 
his mouth just...

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Categories: quick witted, art, feelings, imagination, life, mirror, mother, son,
Form: Free verse
"playing the Dozens" Ode To An Oral Tradition
A tradition rooted in the pain of African chains,
On the auction block, where slaves experienced the insane.
Separated...the strong from the weak...the young from the old,
So that by "The Dozen" these cheap laborers could be sold.
Amongst...

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Categories: quick witted, on writing and wordswords, fun,
Form: Rhyme
Procrastination Realization
I've got this involuntary fascination with procrastination

The coop I file claim to for keeping my record an all time high for being poster child of mildly lackadaisical along with low key insane...

Playing the blame game...

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Categories: quick witted, nonsense, self,
Form: Imagism
Someone Like that
I want someone like that in my life.
One who is encouraging and has an empathetic ear.
I want someone who has business sense.
Very exciting, funny, and quick-witted.
Intelligence is fascinating. Amazingly, I didn't slip and call you...

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© Dena Brown  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: quick witted, allegory, happy,
Form: Free verse
I Hate Cottage Pie
I Hate Cottage Pie!

I hate cottage pie.
It sits under lights gelatinous and unappealing,
Its smell pervades my brain and hits my throat already thickened by grief.
The duplicitous potato, pretending to offer the ill and injured a...

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Categories: quick witted, death, faith, goodbye, grief, love,
Form: Free verse
The Infamous Scottish Muse
The time has come your passing has happened 
Your desire to live was never dampened 
The great Scottish debate for you to stay or go
I screamed yes, but the haggis of your heart said no...

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© Tom Hyam  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: quick witted, culture, eulogy, grief, holocaust, poetess, psychological, slam,
Form: Vaasokht
She Is...
She speaks with fierceness towards her own self,
But never a bad word does she speak for another.
She is truly one, who is special and loved, 
If only she would let herself discover.

She has a strength...

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Categories: quick witted, friendship, people, friend, friend, may,
Form: Quatrain
Schnorrer of Schwenksville
I imagine little house on the prairie
(bordering Lake Woebegone),
a place to hang cloak
most bucolic, edenic, idyllic...
apropos place for this poetic cowpoke,

who at present day trumpets
himself as token panhandler
of Perkiomen Valley, a
genteel, gentile, and gentle
Semite with...

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Categories: quick witted, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, betrayal,
Form: Ballad
Imperial Rose
Far behind the cactus that is shattered through the smoky snow
Lightening up from the last scorched sunrays 
It seems to grow the last mystic rose that is bouncing
And pinching among the brutal wind of this...

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Categories: quick witted, heaven, hope, light, rose, heaven, heaven, light,
Form: Free verse
Pyaasa - Thirsty
pyaasa (thirsty) – for guru dutt

 

i’ll have none of it

the glittering vulgarity on crude display

puffed-up egos wrapped in vacuum-sealed packs

adorning the sterile aisles of shining malls with their endless racks

 

i’ll have none of...

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Categories: quick witted, journey, life, pain, passion, philosophy, political, social,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Questioning Quivering Quails
Do quivering quails qualify for welfare? My child queried me.
I was startled at the question, it is interesting you can see.
What are quivering quails? I asked my quick-witted four-year-old.
I am not sure, but I read...

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Categories: quick witted, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form: Rhyme
A Ballade For the Ballance of Power
The politics, that politicians preach,
Are designed to do nothing more than sway
All of the voters to believe some speech.
Upon this gullibility, they prey.
Just like sprinklers, they are eager to spray
Quick witted quotes that show all...

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Categories: quick witted, politicalme, people, me, people,
Form: Ballade
Descending Into Age
You were my hero and my rock
You were the reason why I am who I am
You were so strong and quick witted
A very charismatic gentleman
You taught me so much about life
As well as teaching me...

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Categories: quick witted, age, father daughter,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Never Having To Say You'Re Sorry
With each breath their love grew a love like no other;
the world seem to vanish when they were together.

She's charming and quick-witted, working class student, 
a passion love for music, caring, and prudent.

He's a "preppy...

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© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: quick witted, bereavement, death, love,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member WHO DO YOU WANT TO BE
Knowing what you know now about life…
from the knowledge you’ve acquired every time you win…and every time you lose…
If you could, this moment, determine how to live the rest of your years…
which attributes would you...

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© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: quick witted, inspiration,
Form: Rhyme
The Night In Question
She died that night you know.  

Throat swollen, 
mouth open, 
gasping for air she died. 
Head down, 
eyes to ground, 
mouth quieted she died. 
The sun of her smile, 
that lit up with the...

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Categories: quick witted, repetition, spoken word,
Form: Prose Poetry

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