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Overrun Poems - Poems about Overrun


Overrun by stuffed subdued teddy bears
Overrun by stuffed subdued teddy bears... of diverse and sundry sizes engaged in woebegone wild rumpus as a last hoorah for diversity, equity and inclusion, whose somber bowed heads (hide their snickers just a kiss away) their backsides mimicked tufted heavenly clouds interspersed amidst with imaginary fallen angels softly chanting profane funereal requiem, where a former warren of dust bunnies galore...

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Categories: overrun, absence, adventure, america, angel,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member P Is T Overrun By S and D
Gray matter mind fields credible cerebral taunts disfigured designs...

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Categories: overrun, absence, abuse, addiction, america,
Form: Haiku



Overrun By Teddy Bears and Beanie Babies
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Categories: overrun, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Imagism
Cost Overrun In Bolehland
Cost Overruns Here in Bolehland, one thing that can be observed and learnt... It is that Government initiatives are noble and well meant... Probably each working paper or proposal is well researched and presented... In order that ample funds can be applied, get approved and funds allocated... But the implementation phase always leaves much to be desired... Politicians right, left...

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Categories: overrun, allegory, allusion, anxiety, community,
Form: Free verse
Overrun
Bed bugs in my bedroom Safari ants in compound army worms in gardens microbes in bloodstream hot tongues in the office rats in the granary, store I’m overrun, captured!...

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Categories: overrun, depression, leadership, metaphor,
Form: Elegy




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