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Mutiny Poems - Poems about Mutiny

Premium Member Mutiny by Food In Me
Woke up from deep peaceful sleep Acid reflux turquoise troubling me With regret I rethink what'd I eat Cheesy potato skins culprit me thinks The food is rebelling behind my breast Like blue boat sailing in my chest Gas and vomit won’t let me rest I must eat better I cranberry confess...

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Categories: mutiny, angst, appreciation, blue, food,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Mutiny
Soft, like solitude, silent and still Soothing away the sorrows, Grumbling, rumbling, suggestions Muffled by mystery, our history – Trembling beneath the shadows, Quivering in life’s strange insurgences ...

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Categories: mutiny, silence,
Form: Free verse



Mutiny Immunity In Trump Community
More Horn Haiku opportunity for mutiny immunity in Trump community they were caught cheating more trouble may be meeting should be unseating Trump others shorted many lies he had imported out was escorted had known from the start God great and glorious Thou art we shall never part James Thesarious Hilarious Horn or Serious Mysterious...

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Categories: mutiny, allegory, analogy,
Form: Haiku
Scrutiny Following Muting
The whole thing had seemed some mutiny While hundred eyes stuck to scrutiny! A young Eve with an old company She’d met at a roadside company, Freshly by his side in bikini And freshly quaffing iced martini… Next, some careless bites of zucchini She’d picked from a Free Sabatini, Litters from The Free Thing all over, Even as she held...

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Categories: mutiny, character, corruption, lost, romance,
Form: Rhyme
Destiny and the Muting of Scrutiny
Men fly The War-Plane of Mutiny By querying their Destiny And fly The Very Flag of Mutiny When Destiny they mock with scrutiny Vowing to no more drink Martini Nor in other coolers harbor any tinny Just like Britain can’t erase her felony When Nigeria was her colony One can’t A World of Monotony Through ceaseless appearance in a ceremony! Into it I...

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Categories: mutiny, adventure, anxiety, faith, people,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Realities
(a sonnet) Two realities, both alike in dignity, In fair America, where we lay our scene, There fallacious grudges explode into mutiny, and lawful-blood makes patriot-hands unclean. From common bonds these neighborly foes, sail contrary seas of truth; on which they stake their lives. Some, stoked for misadventure, by the host of a TV show, do with their scurrilous deeds bury their futures...

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Categories: mutiny, 11th grade, how i
Form: Sonnet
Mutiny
Finally, the ship Queen Mary had set sail. With a crew out for vengeance on the open sea. Capt. Wood was captain, without blemish, or fail. Listen to this story of betrayal, As the Queen Mary set sail under Capt. Wood the mighty. Finally, the ship Queen Mary had set sail. A fortnight out, the Queen Mary screamed a wail. Her captain...

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Categories: mutiny, adventure, confusion, corruption,
Form: Villanelle
Premium Member Mutiny
I dedicate this poem to Thomas Cunningham, who I admire for the tales he tells in poetry form. MUTINY I stands at the bow Proud to lead I get the first catch and splash Pretense while I breathe as if our lips our sealed together in this hallowed breeze The skill of his hands that masterfully guide the ship to the seas My intricate gown he sees only...

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Categories: mutiny, sea,
Form: Narrative
Mutiny Against Stupidity
The world is like a sea The countries are mobile ships When a great plague washes over Not from scruby, but from corona. The colonial ships take extreme measures To keep their colonies safe and secure By staying indoors to keep the disease out Wear the bandana masks to protect from it Keep six feet apart unless ye be six feet under water Only...

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Categories: mutiny, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Cane Mutiny
The Cane Mutiny He had but one leg and one eye and a ship run aground sitting dry but his cane - still attached and his limp - unabashed caused the ladies to mumble – “OH MY”. ©4/8/2019 Pirate Themed Limerick Poetry Contest Tania Kitchin sponsor...

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Categories: mutiny, humor,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member The Amistad Mutiny
The Amistad Mutiny Slavery, a dirty word no matter how it’s pronounced: Abducted and herded to the slave fortress of Lomboko1 for trade. To be tossed in chains below deck on the Portuguese ship Tecora,2 Sailing the Atlantic Middle Passage3 leg of the voyage, Disenfranchised from their Mendiland4 home in Africa. Bound for Caribbean disembarkment on the Cuban Island5 in 1839; They...

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Categories: mutiny, africa, america, history, racism,
Form: Verse
Scrutiny of Mounting Mutiny
Scrutiny of Mounting Mutiny Wanted to feel secure so had a scrutiny, Of what would be big mounting mutiny; How they react, To body contact; Immediately knew ir required immunity. Jim Horn...

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Categories: mutiny, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Oscar-Ku 8 -Mutiny On the Bounty
H M S Bounty harsh sadistic Captain Bligh. . . Fletcher's restraint breaks Copyright © 2018 by Mark Toney. All rights reserved. First published 2018 in Hollywood Haiku via wattpad.com...

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Categories: mutiny, conflict, england, film, paradise,
Form: Haiku
Mutiny In Trees
The water has receded And I can see everything in the bottom of the stream Big pebbles of assorted colors covering each other frogs scampering about and big fish meddling around I stared in the silent water watching rubble floating on top giant rocks planted in the sand unaware of what is at hand And openly denying that they didn't know each other I walked...

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Categories: mutiny, change, environment, goodbye, leaving,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Premium Member Breathe Mutiny
Breathe Mutiny Shackle my hands so I cannot write. My words will still put up a fight. If ideas offend you, close the book. If you seek the truth take a closer look. Try all you can to put me down. You will end up looking like the clown. My verse is the voice and ear to my pain, metaphors and similes in...

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Categories: mutiny, books, freedom, poetry,
Form: Couplet

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