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Lug Poems - Poems about Lug

Premium Member Bitsy Bailey Bug and Rodneys Poodle and Pug
...Bittersweet bitsy Bailey bug Rock and rolled in Rodney’s rug Had he partaked of a daily drug? Rodney was sick of Bailey’s crazy mug Time to go home, he told the lug Just one more chug, said Bail......

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Categories: lug, 1st grade, 2nd grade,
Form: Monorhyme
Premium Member Hiding Alone
... I always wanted my own dog. Someone to sit under the table with me. Fuzzy warm animal to hug, When too much shouting from above. "You can't have a dog! Too many fleas, ......

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Categories: lug, 1st grade, 2nd grade,
Form: Rhyme



Missing the Cranes
...You were sharp|ning grass With your eyes | sit & fixed Again | a substitute for mow|n Machine chug|ging along lug Nuts, molar friction | u - r - n . Lawn stretches of up|beat Beach | was there ......

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Categories: lug, anxiety, conflict, grief, hurt,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member the game is afoot
...Did I push hard enough for purple? Asked Morse. It is the color I wanted on my house of course a fantasy of mine shown in kitchen fan and horse One color is great, agreed his yes man, Borse. Wh......

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Categories: lug, 1st grade, 2nd grade,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member I Couldn't Talk About It, So I Wrote A Poem Poetry Contest
... If I had a hashtag or even understood them, it might be “TMI.” I don’t lack for stories and opinions. I’ll engage in conversations with friendly total strangers when right away I see they share......

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Categories: lug, philosophy,
Form: Free verse



Who to hail for help
...When doubts rage, who to hail for help, Lug own luggage, hail not for help. Man has lost sage who might well help, Saved savage, hail not now for help. Self centred, man has if lost out In......

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Categories: lug, life,
Form: Ghazal
Premium Member TODAY YOU-TOMORROW ME
... A father and a son were driving down a deserted road when a flat tire put them in a funk. There was a spare tire…but no lug nut wrench or jack inside their trunk. This was long before cell phon......

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Categories: lug, inspiration,
Form: Rhyme
Rags
...RAGS You have rags Of rags Some bragging rags... Must be your rag, Because you have rags With nothing in them Except a bifurcate rag; You have enough rags for life, For a billion stars in ......

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Categories: lug, 12th grade, africa, anxiety,
Form: Rhyme
Glum Yet Grateful
...Here comes the dawn of a thoughtful Mourn. Month of the desecrated demise of a Monumental personage. Unpleasant feels beclouds the air I consume, My structure reconciles itself to the dread......

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Categories: lug, anniversary, death, feelings, heartbroken,
Form: Elegy
Premium Member football mug
... coffee in a football mug join us as we chug a lug no matter the team bring on the steam next time serve it in a jug. ......

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Categories: lug, addiction, dad, drink, football,
Form: Limerick
Gigs
...For those of you who aren't Musically au fait Let me describe to you How to set up gigs to play Despite your best efforts And the preparation done Inevitably some snag Will bite you on ......

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Categories: lug, humor,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Ode To An Oldie
...There once was a bucket from Nantucket [Trump*]'s aides must make time to lug it While running for office His sh!t from each orifice Needs giant commodes just to flush it *In order to promote ......

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Categories: lug, allegory, appreciation, character, political,
Form: Limerick
I Had To Live
...Wishes getting wilted we live, I pondered when, I had to live. Excuse nor alibi to live, In tune with my song I’d to live. The look of ash of my dreams made Me to dream more and I’d to live.......

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Categories: lug, death, life,
Form: Ghazal
Premium Member Gazes
...Leong's watching TikTok on her laptop (as always) and she asks Lisa (an NYC girl) “Are you familiar with the the “downtown girl” aesthetic?” Lisa’s dismissive, “Yeah, it just looks like Urban Outfit......

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Categories: lug, clothes, cool, fashion, school,
Form: Free verse
Not Our Kind
...In the heat we burn for Pepsi dangle feet from crick docks Traipse with garage ice to cheap motels, watch a tv that's chained to a wall, go home thinner then we came. Poor possessions, pay-ch......

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Categories: lug, poetry,
Form: Free verse

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