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Mishaps Poems - Poems about Mishaps
Collapse Caused Mishaps Horn Haiku
Collapse Caused Mishaps Horn Haiku when causing mishaps we would presume and perhaps could create a collapse ...
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James Horn
Categories:
mishaps,
allegory, analogy,
Form:
Haiku
007's Martini Mishaps
A spy named James Bond, suave and so cool, Ordered martinis, breaking each rule. He'd fight villains with glee, Then say, "Shaken, not... eee!" When his gadgets would fail, like a fool. ©bfa031625 ...
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Bernard F. Asuncion
Categories:
mishaps,
film, humor, humorous,
Form:
Limerick
Many Claps Caused Mishaps
had heard many claps created total collapse was quite a mishaps According to Latest News on MSNBC....
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James Horn
Categories:
mishaps,
allegory, analogy,
Form:
Haiku
Mishaps and Miracles
Mishaps can result in delitescent miracles... :) as butterflies can breathe via hidden spiracles...
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Michelle Smith
Categories:
mishaps,
analogy, butterfly, creation, introspection,
Form:
Couplet
A Dream World
Are we living in a dream world Contrasting the real world When we're small We started dreaming A dream world appeared suddenly In front of the real world Are we still living there No,we aren't Now even frustrations and mishaps we face Still We're full of hopes and expectations We face,we fight,we wish and we pray...
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Sai Lin Lip
Categories:
mishaps,
childhood, dream, prayer,
Form:
Free verse
Taking Naps Caused a Mishaps
Taking Naps Caused a Mishaps What I was told about taking knaps, They may cause a mental mishaps, Shortness of mind, After left behind, Which will be of time a long lapse. Jim Horn ....
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James Horn
Categories:
mishaps,
allegory, analogy,
Form:
Manqabat
Missteps, Mistakes and Mishaps
Missteps, mishaps and mistakes In a World of tears and fears A world of half light and shadows Where night is a fool… days last for years And the only way out…is the gallows Terrible are the times in a man’s life When feelings of kinship Seem lost in the night And hatred diminishes the light …After all It all ends in tears and...
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David O'Haolin Whalen
Categories:
mishaps,
abuse, angst, appreciation, emotions,
Form:
Free verse
Mishaps
Mishaps Our mistakes only become mishaps when we refuse to use them as stepping stones to take the next step 07122016 PS Contest: Give Me Your Best One Liner, by Silent One...
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Curtis Johnson
Categories:
mishaps,
adventure, confidence, courage, dedication,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Road Mishaps
Their honks were like buzzes From a desperate housefly; Streams of smoke blurred the air As the metallic insects cued up On the road beaming the light of the night Like a trapped lampyridae in a race-field Its moves in snail-pace Overtaking the unfortunate scraps With broken eyes and disfigured body Again, the honk increases Like a trumpet from an elephant nostril There came a monstrous...
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Timothy-Paker Nwaorgu
Categories:
mishaps,
journey,
Form:
Free verse
Holiday Mishaps
The room looks over and starts to chuckle. An oddly beautiful stream of cider Erupting from the nose of my uncle. Kids waiting for a Christmas night rider, All hoping to finally see Saint Nick. Aunty Mary stands up and starts to twirl, Nigh knocking over a lamp, she stops quick, And she instead flattens the nearest girl. Family running to see if...
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Kara Mclain
Categories:
mishaps,
childhood, family, funny, holiday,
Form:
Sonnet
Mishaps and Misunderstandings
"Never once had he felt so bad." The man told his good friend "I don't know what happened, I'm sad" His friend thought he had seen the end What happened then, that night before He had been talking to someone else But after the fact his friend made him sore He wanted him all to himself No bad intentions, no leading on It's not...
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Andrew Johnson
Categories:
mishaps,
confusion, loss, lost love,
Form:
I do not know?
Fireworks Mishaps
(This is a fictional poem) On July the 4th I decided to light a firecracker with my cigarette. It was something I soon lived to regret. I accidentally threw my cigarette to the ground and put the firecracker in my mouth. It exploded and all of my teeth came flying out. After lighting a roman candle, the contents came down...
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Randy Johnson
Categories:
mishaps,
angst, funny, loss,
Form:
I do not know?