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Inferiority Complex As a Kid, Adolescent and Emerging Adult
Inferiority complex as a kid, adolescent and emerging adult

Yours truly (an amazingly,
gracefully, and markedly modest
passively aging baby boomer -
formerly introverted long haired
pencil necked geek),
prattling wordsmith doth behold
nostalgic memories regarding father
(Boyce Brandon Harris)
long ago lapsed decades

during...

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Categories: twangy, 11th grade, 12th grade, 1st grade, 2nd
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Jukebox Gigolo
Old Zack Adams sits a slouch’n so sloppy drunk on a bar-room stool,
Wear’n his cheap-threaded cowboy suit and a stained satin shirt.
All the while a peek’n and a leer’n at women like an old poor...

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Categories: twangy, abuse, addiction, allegory, emotions, hurt, life, lust,
Form: Quatrain
Only Racists Drink Here
The light is low but the music loud,
blaring from fiddles and steel guitars.
The bar is filled with a moderate crowd,
could be anywhere, but here they are,
drinking and two-stepping in this bar.
But the sight of them...

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Categories: twangy, america, culture, discrimination, how i feel, perspective,
Form: Rhyme Royal
Inferiority Complex As a Kid and Adult
Inferiority Complex As A Kid And Adult!

I recall father, (now behold
at near ninety years old - maintains stronghold
on life, cuz born of sturdy mettle -
rumor claims bullion – ne'er did buckle nar fold
meaning bull +...

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Categories: twangy, 1st grade, 6th grade, age, boy, environment,
Form: Bio
Inferiority Complex As a Kid, Adolescent and Emerging Adult Part Two
timid, meek, and demure (effeminate) me,
essentially ruled the roost
regarding Harris household
sole son characterized vis a vis
presented passive resistant
outward nonestablishmentarian mold
worst case scenario
would witness Matthew Scott Harris
spending longevity old and feeble minded
at 324 Level Road

outliving parents,...

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Categories: twangy, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 1st
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Life is a Song
Written: January 2nd, 2023, For Ink Empress Contest

Rumi verse" Sing to me in the silence of your heart and I will rise up to hear your triumphant song"
       ...

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© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: twangy, analogy, confidence, life, music,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A Sweet Hillbilly Boy
Once there was a country boy called Chester,
     he came from the rural Appalachians;
got himself a farming job not far from a big city,
       ...

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Categories: twangy, boy, farm, horse,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member My Country Song
I think I'll write a country song
about the weasel that 'done me wrong'
We'd have been married thirty years today
if he hadn't had a penchant to stray.

I got the pickup truck, so we'll leave that part...

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Categories: twangy, funny, me, write, me, write,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member They Done Me Wrong!
Every time I tune the radio I hear a feller's plaintive song,
About his achin' heart and how his womans "done him wrong!"
How he nurses his plight at the neighborhood saloon,
Wallowin' in commiseration with those he...

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Categories: twangy, funny
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Clock Chimes
We have an assortment of clocks collected over the years.
Some chime melodically, others are odious to the ears!
Some rest on mantels, others hang upon the walls,
Each emitting their dings, bongs or ear-splitting squalls!

One squawks John...

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Categories: twangy, timeold, old,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Tha Boyfriend
Making him argue with me about something silly, so we can make-up.
Stealing his pencil so he has to put his arms around me to get it.
Walking to class a different way, because I know I’ll...

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Categories: twangy, boyfriend, feelings, fun, teen love, together, travel,
Form: Free verse
A Chirping Message From Jiminy Cricket
Brother and sister crickets please recognize grasshoppers, 
katydids, and locusts as part of well schooled, politely 
ordered named league known as Orthoptera, (pronounced 
or th hop tara), which means 'straight wings'), and make 
sounds of...

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Categories: twangy, allegory, appreciation, creation, dedication, environment, flying, garden,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Weekend Memory
Late 1940s England

the square
   was packed
& the high street full
meat&veg seemed plentiful

market barkers
  drew the queues
with jokes
         impromptu

shoppers filed
     neat&...

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Categories: twangy, nostalgia,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Market Day
the square
   was packed
& the high street full
meat&veg seemed plentiful

market barkers
  drew the queues
with jokes
         impromptu

shoppers filed
     neat& formal
in sainsburys...

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Categories: twangy, memory, nostalgia,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Like Root Beer Diamonds
Like Root Beer Diamonds

smokestack lightning on the pomona freeway
plays their twangy sound brimming with desire
tan mexican cheerleader rides in a ’46 chevy
passing neon hamburger stands in walnut city
passing the silver taco trucks parked on main
they...

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Categories: twangy, memory,
Form: Free verse
Dollar Store
The in-store music is country-slow,
the vibes twangy.
I pick through the tack and tinsel,
dig for rough diamonds.
Squeezing past other consumers,
sharp showers of oven scourers.
A toilet brush, a candy bar,
a plastic encrusted necklace –
pink or blue, all...

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Categories: twangy, poetry,
Form: Blank verse
Every Good Boy Deserves Favor
He plays a steel guitar and serenades the stars.  
Electric tears turn into notes that play across the moon.

They speak of a lonely man, though women chase him.
He sees only her and when they...

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© Meru Groen  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: twangy, lost love,
Form: Free verse
Night Music
Black & white cars 
slink slowly beside you
in cool, carnivore evening – jazz
curling sleepily in silence.

Traffic lights nod 
As huge gas wings rise
& you fly, suspended
in winking night air.

Brooding drones
& ancient beasts
crawl toward you &
anger...

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© Glen Enloe  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: twangy, angst, introspection, music, night, night,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things