- Give Me A Minute Or Two Pinocchio -
Promises are shown as silhouettes to the world
even if it's madness - the people have spoken
No one feels guilty for how things turn out
Respect withers
the ears shrink
Black and white perspective
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Categories:
pinocchio, crazy, world,
Form: Free verse
TALKING TO PINOCCHIO
Pinocchio why do you
Continue to lie all the time
Knowing that when you do
Your nose just grows and grows
Until it gets cut off
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Categories:
pinocchio, child, how i feel,
Form: Narrative
Admiring Pinocchio Dragman
Pinnochio dragman brought the circus class
With his painted purple shoes and his bit of sass
He is a fancy one someone was wise to say
I agreed automatically, watching him enjoy his day
Some tried to make fun, but he would have none of that.
He knows himself, and confidently wears a silly hat.
Pinnochio dragman is my hero, he
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Categories:
pinocchio, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Rhyme
Life Should Be Like Disneyland
Life Should Be Like Disneyland
Life should be like Disneyland,
Everyday a little bit of Never Never Land,
Dreams fill your heart,
They give us a new start,
A delightful way to fill the day,
Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse,
Spread happiness your way,
And my way,
They lift you out of the doldrums,
Of everyday life,
All the pain and strife,
But then we get swept
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Categories:
pinocchio, dream, fantasy, happiness, life,
Form: Prose Poetry
Pinocchio
Pinocchio spies scissors -
no strings attached or just a mere puppet?
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Categories:
pinocchio, freedom,
Form: Monoku
Pinocchio the Untold Story
He carried the old man into the woods
to watch the body slowly decay.
The sun, wind and rain
prepared Geppetto's corpse
until it was fit to be new growth
for the soil
Pinocchio watched patiently,
the trees did not mourn, and the puppet could not.
He had seen children cry and wondered why?
A time came when he simply had to be still;
to
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Categories:
pinocchio, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Pinocchio Is Old
The wood is too seasoned, the grain hoary.
the moppet has grown insane,
its wood now riddled with timeless lies.
A cat in a dark corner will not look at it.
Mice cower under its grim shadow.
In a twilit kitchen an old man mumbles
as he gums a boiled egg
while deranged eyes peer through walls.
Pinocchio is old,
he has been set
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Categories:
pinocchio, poetry,
Form: Free verse
A Politician Like Pinocchio
If politicians were like Pinocchio,
how long would you see their noses grow?
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Categories:
pinocchio, political,
Form: Couplet
I Want To Be Pinocchio
I wanna be a tree
A big ‘ol block of wood
Just swayin’ in the breeze
Suckin’ in the bad air and
Letting out the good
With squirrels climbing all over
My branches tickling me
Birds nesting
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Categories:
pinocchio, depression, emotions, feelings,
Form: Free verse
Categories:
pinocchio, death of a friend,
Form: Limerick
Pinocchio
Disney's Pinocchio comes to mind
When Donald Trump's nose is really defined
Totaling 1,543 lies
Obviously wins first prize
This is the U.S. Prez, we must remind
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Categories:
pinocchio, leadership,
Form: Limerick
Pinocchio Evloves Prose Poem
He carried the old man into the woods, and watched the body
slowly decay. In the end, after the sun had prepared the corpse
it seemed that the moon had consumed it. The trees did not mourn,
and Pinocchio - could not; although Geppetto had been his only
companion for decades.
He had seen children cry
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Categories:
pinocchio, mythology,
Form: Prose Poetry
Pinocchio Is Old
The wood is too seasoned,
the grain grown hoary.
A cat dozes in a corner of darkness,
it will not look at the puppet.
In a twilit kitchen
an old man grumbles.
His joints are dry, they creak
as he gums a boiled egg.
Oak eyes open wide.
Pinocchio is old.
Stringy sinews dangle
his crotched frame.
Hollow veins grind
inside the sullen cage
of his breast.
Made to deceive
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Categories:
pinocchio, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Potential Pinocchio Who Is a Pest
Potential Pinocchio Who Is A Pest
When people may be potential Pinocchio's,
Lately have they looked at their long nose,
Face extended;
With blended,
And we should suppose grows and grows.
Jim Horn
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Categories:
pinocchio, allegory, analogy, appreciation,
Form: Limerick
Pinocchio
DONALD
HAS A VERY BIG PET
AN ORANGE HEADED WOODPECKER
WHO HE HAS NAMED PINOCCHIO
IS THAT JUST ANOTHER LIE
OR THE REASON FOR SO MANY
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Categories:
pinocchio, fantasy, hilarious, humor, humorous,
Form: Free verse
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