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Long Ticketed Poems

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Alien Instructions Upon Landing
When you find a marble in your hand or head
(And you will because it will be roundish)
Hurl it immediately at humans to get attention           ...

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Categories: ticketed, abuse, confusion, education, judgement, language,
Form: Free verse



Elderly Driver On the Highway
Elderly Driver On The Highway

This is something to raise a laugh and  a guffaw or two…
I’m pretty sure all readers here will agree with me too…

A  patrolman was holding watch over the heavy...

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Categories: ticketed, character, community, confusion, funny, hilarious, old, tribute,
Form: Light Verse
Rubbing Elbows On the Table
Rubbing elbows on the table                              ...

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© John Beam  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: ticketed, allusion, culture, england, freedom, french, humor, independence
Form: Couplet
The Great Aunt
Your parents gave me the news at Wilton's Music Hall
a place of joy and drunkenness
Laurel and Hardy, Hetty King, Marie Lloyd and now
A Great Aunt.
A figure of jest, jeers and laughter
what fun, what fun.

A great...

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Categories: ticketed, baby, family,
Form: Free verse
Hollow Poetry Critiques-Brutal and Wrong
Waking me in the wake of her brilliance
words spoken,written in convoluted high tones
ringing meaning esoteric and quite unknown
the craft was hyped in meteoric terms
shining bright, sending craven tremulous brain numb.



Harking, in glory she strode the...

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Categories: ticketed, lifeme,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Train of Thought
Am I dreaming 
or have I dreamt myself awake
I can’t seem to discern 
between real and fake
What’s right 
What’s wrong
which direction 
should I take
Am I reasonably responsible 
for the many mistakes I might make

Backward bouncy...

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Categories: ticketed, allusion, anxiety, child, imagery,
Form: Free verse
From the Virtuous Woman To the Wayward Women
FROM THE VIRTUOUS WOMAN
TO THE WAYWARD:

Excuse me...I'm moving on,
And I don't need your opinion,
To cast away the trust I'm leaning on.
You have life and choices you living on,
And I don't think of deciding for you,
Since...

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Categories: ticketed, bible, christian, confidence, faith, life, self,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Premium Member Red
RED States/Blue States
Finances: RED or Black?
Cincinnati REDS
Boston RED Socks
Chicago White Socks
Detroit RED Wings
RED Blood Cells
White Blood Cells
RED Tape
RED Cars
RED Socks

I have stories of two friends who loaned me their
RED Car in the early 70s. One...

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Categories: ticketed, red,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member True Story That Is Umbelievable
I can not imagine what this Officer in New York City was thinking at the time of this Parking Violation. You would think when an officer writes a  Parking Violation, he or she would...

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Categories: ticketed, crazy, humanity, humorous, sad, satire,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member The Unsupervised Stop Sign
I remember being ticketed twice for running a stop sign.
The first was for not realizing that there was a stop sign.
The second was willful because I was driving a car with a
bad battery, and was...

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Categories: ticketed, people,
Form: Free verse
At the Bus Depot
AT   THE   BUS   DEPOT

Faces and suitcases with little rumbling wheels.
The seat is hard and littered with yesterday’s paper.
How can these moving actors know how it feels 
To be old...

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Categories: ticketed, allegory,
Form: Verse
Natural Born Tryptophan
You act so mellow melatonin,
pure relax and laid back
Motorcycling thru life
with your golden hair blowing

You speak so leather serotonin,
smooth and REM sleep inducing
Resting in your Laz-e-Boy ... ambience: quiet demure — 
disturbing the peace, you...

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Categories: ticketed, love, metaphor, romantic, senses,
Form: Rhyme Royal
Premium Member Dragon Misunderstanding
Dragon, on a little trip 
to visit friends,  let it slip that,
we’d gotten him a pup and 
he had named it, Mr. Mup.
Now the neighborhood dragon-kind, 
In front of our house, formed a line.
They...

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Categories: ticketed, fun, myth, mythology, poems, poetry,
Form: Rhyme
The Hard Way
I pray each and every day
From GOD I try not to stray
Through this week things have gone so bad
Lost a beloved uncle, which is so sad
Said a proper goodbye and buried a good man
But things...

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Categories: ticketed, son,
Form: Rhyme
Dreams Are Just For Dreaming
I slip on through the smoke screens
hitting just a little too close
night vision is a bonus
to help me see right through
no different from what I discovered
some things will never change
and I leave you like I...

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© Jo Bien  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: ticketed, introspection, lost loveme,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Shatterproof
the bottle bounced,
said shatterproof.
kids have to do it
more than once.
mom’s countenance 

shatterproof -
probably laughed
behind the scenes.
more likely created
creases, mad lines.

when our kids
don’t show up
on time -
when the watch
ticks slowly
fear growing…
anger ticking,
if relieved
by the doorknob
jiggling…

shatterproof,
no explosion,
just...

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Categories: ticketed, angst, children, parents,
Form: Free verse
Love Letter From the Soul Xlvii
From F to A,

Stale 
a begotten breeze 
life begs and begins 
her drain 
of time

pile upon pile
unfiltered
polluting the helpless bog

weeds, weeding out the weeds
chocking out our roots
as we bend to the bust 
in the hurt

release...

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© Ts Poetry  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: ticketed, love,
Form: Free verse
Free Day
I sped past some and never stopped 
didn’t slow down or take a look 
others had me riding the clutch 
they gave less than all they took 

photo enforcement snapped a shot 
ticketed me by...

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© Jo Bien  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: ticketed, confusion, me, me, perspective,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member The Seed and the Soul
Is the soul to a human 
What the seed is to
A dandelion - a vessel 
Of the continuum?

Both are readied for winging;
One swept, unknowing, clinging
Upon the vagaries of zephyrs,
One ticketed to sail the ethers. 

The...

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Categories: ticketed, christian, philosophy,
Form: Lyric
No Good Deed Unpunished
By Elton Camp

The words of Jesus, Chef Arnold tries to heed
By actions, the hungry, homeless ones to feed

Words alone to the needy, Jesus did condemn
For the hungry, words won’t do good for him

Fort Lauderdale proclaims...

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© Elton Camp  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: ticketed, sad,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things