The Foul Mouthed
Foul mouthed he was,foul mouthed he was called,
A beast with words,an obsession he wards,
South is his tone,without a fear to his baritone,
A grave his tongue digs,for him he'll only sink.
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Categories:
mouthed, betrayal, desire,
Form: Rhyme
Big Open Mouthed Rainbow Bass
Big open-mouthed rainbow bass with your mouth so distorted.
You swallow way more than your share as often reported.
Look at your midnight blue eyes, all buggy and contorted.
I wonder if your jagged teeth blew out when you snorted?
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Categories:
mouthed, 3rd grade, 4th grade,
Form: Monorhyme
Just Another Foul-Mouthed Saint
His soul was calloused from being hidden, protected, defended. His voice lacked the listen harder whisper of the preacher’s temptations. He claimed to be just another “foul-mouthed saint” unraveling the mystery of life’s implications. Yet he possessed a charm, a beguiling attitude that invited interest, an aura of “something” you just couldn’t
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Categories:
mouthed, life, religion, spiritual,
Form: Haibun
Categories:
mouthed, self,
Form: Lanterne
Foul Mouthed Fellow
He was a foul mouthed fellow from Falmouth
Who spouted and spewed some sewage - like slime
'Til he met a maiden who made a new man
And taught this rodent ridden rummy to rhyme
He piddled and puddled and peeled off a poem
Then sniffled and snuffled and sensed out a sonnet
He metered and teetered and tested a Tanka
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Categories:
mouthed, poetry,
Form: Rhyme
Loud-Mouthed and Ludicrous
Loud-Mouthed and Ludicrous
On my behalf this poem have been writing
Hoping it will be something so exciting
That by the time it is finally read
You will have forgotten what I just said.
Now can no longer remember anything
And often it seemed as if I was being
Beyond belief and totally astounding
And heart very hard has been pounding.
Overjoyed yourself were
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Categories:
mouthed, humorous,
Form: Couplet
Limerick Croises: Once a Loud-Mouthed Sergeant-Major
Limerick croisés : Once a loud-mouthed Sergeant-Major
Once a loud-mouthed Sergeant-Major
Joined Cold Stream Guards to troop colour
He kept wondering why
He heard not himself cry
Until he took bearskin helmet off ear!
So he left the Lilywhites Guards
To lounge around the ‘Frisco bards
Beats made him bleat poems
Sans use of micro-phones:
What he heard made him rejoin Guards!
© T. Wignesan –
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Categories:
mouthed, humor, poetry,
Form: Limerick
Foul-Mouthed
The sordid words from his foul mouth
are enough to make a crow blush.
though unknown morphemically
despite this fact his vulgar sounds
are numerous syntactic f-words.
His nouns resound all who have ears
his verb usage quite disturbing
adjectives objectionable
combined they’re quite poetical.
Though universally profane
he utters these words unashamed
in perfect alliteration.
And if his diction does fall short
he’ll add this as a
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Categories:
mouthed, on writing and words,
Form: Verse