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Premium Member My Kind of Heaven
Opps! must be dead,
looks like the pearly gates,
Rough guy levitates towards me,
think I know his face,
St Peter, I need some help 
trying to get into this place,
I’ll let you enter kiddo, 
but my identity you...

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Categories: twitty, celebrity, death, drink, drug, hero, satire, tribute,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member It Could Have Been Me
Sweet rice
Sleep tight
Everybody ride a bike
Home sick pick up bricks
Throwing up doesn't necessary mean you're sick
You could be having an exhortation
Just missed the revelations
Now whose gonna abide, who will ride on this train, this train

Coppertone,...

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Categories: twitty, adventure, analogy, appreciation, blessing, celebration, destiny, engagement,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Dancing In the Fifties
Throughout the nineteen-fifties, times were neat;
full, long flared skirts and bobby socks gals wore,
while rock and roll and doo-wop moved our feet
to music slow and fast on the dance floor.

Each Saturday, we'd all go to...

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Categories: twitty, dance, fun, high school,
Form: Iambic Pentameter
Truck Stop Time
Truck Stop Time

The frozen wind cracks its whip
And slits my darkened lips
One on top of the other, dry.
The warm blood hardens scabs crusty on my 
Four o’clock shadow
Four o’clock a week ago.

Eyes half open
Two thirds...

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© Jeff Reed  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: twitty, drink, loneliness,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Eighth Grade
1960 and the world was changing
A time for living and rearranging
Baseball in the school yard with a sponge ball and a fist
Donnie Brooks sang Mission Bell and Chubby did The Twist
Bobbie sox and ponytails, school...

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Categories: twitty, childhood, music, nostalgiaschool, world, time, school, time,
Form: Narrative



Finding Me
I’m from toy cars and mismatched Barbie shoes.
I’m from bike races down the one road where no unpadded limb was safe.
I’m from a Sunday carpool and Tom Thumb slushies in Florala.
I’m from the twang of...

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Categories: twitty, appreciation, i am,
Form: Free verse
Modern English Most
Modern English Most

Do use modern English most these days
If poems wanted to receive much praise
So of the game what must be the quirk?
Answer is Poetry Soup having a network.

Another secret will surely want to share
Two...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: twitty, political,
Form: Couplet
Good Ole Days
The Good Ole Days

Grilling hotdogs in the backyard,
Relaxing on a tree tire swing.
Listening to Conway Twitty on the radio,
Hearing daddy trying to sing.

Picking daisies for mommy’s birthday,
Catching grasshoppers in a jar.
Running barefoot in the grass,
Watching...

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Categories: twitty, life
Form: Rhyme
Pd's Lullaby
Little Linda close your eyes
It's time to tell the day goodbye
Lay your head down, soft and slow
It's time to let your worries go

Still the thoughts, racing through your brain
Don't give in to the thinking game
Clear...

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Categories: twitty, imagination, time, day, time, , Lullaby,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Conway Twitty, Boyhood Memories
Some of those boyhood memories,
only so often come around,
so when they do, I set them free,
on paper I write them down,

When I was younger living at Blackiston Mill..
I had a rocking horse,
and I remember the...

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Categories: twitty, childhood, history, introspection, music
Form: Rhyme
Do You Hear Them Sing
Do you still hear them sing?
As I open the gates of heaven. I listen to the sweet music of Johnny cash.
As I board the train, as he sings the orange blossom special.
I take the train...

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Categories: twitty, music,
Form: ABC
Twitty
(Dedicated to Conway Twitty who passed away June 5, 1993)

The world faced a great loss when you died in 1993.
You went on the road too soon after having surgery.
Your death felt like a crime.
You were...

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Categories: twitty, death, loss, music, world,
Form: I do not know?

Book: Reflection on the Important Things