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Pot Poems - Poems about Pot

High-Minded
Smoking toking you must be joking it's a bust I just don't need an altered sense of time and space or on choking a mind-numbing feeling of euphoria as I am happy as a clam (thank you ma'am) for as you two while under the influence of lethargy-inducing external stimuli proceeded in search of smokeable weed a.k.a., a whole lot of pot a joint venture...

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Categories: pot, drug, fun, humorous, word
Form: Rhyme
Rainbows
I'm forever chasing rainbows pretty rainbows in the air they're so high way up in the sky they are but my dreams which all fade and die altho' fortune's hiding I'm dreaming dreams I've looked everywhere building castles scheming schemes tho' born anew their days are few and yet as the daylight's dawning like a sweet butterfly they return in the morning there's one at the end or...

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Categories: pot, how i feel, humorous,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Freedom falling
First Russia fell, a vast land, Nine time zones, Stalin took command. Millions of Russians died due to his rule But Russians don't learn that fact in school. FDR called him "Uncle Joe," Mistook a tyrant for a bro. Churchill described what he could see— The Iron Curtain shielding tyranny. And North Korea - the U.S. let Russia install a communist regime, let it...

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Categories: pot, africa, christian, freedom, jewish,
Form: Lyric
Pot Luck Suppers
Anapest! Intro ---------------Coda and all inbetween. Très chère Mère and La porte de Mon Père are proposed names for the Restaurants. There a 40 piece Orchestra can perform. Seating and dining areas separate. Two Restaurants in the same building and a deal with the Bed and Breakfast 1/4 miles down. The Three doors Down Deal will inspire a more family oriented feeling. We'll let the ballroom be used for alternatives but...

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Categories: pot, beach, character, music,
Form: Ballad
Premium Member My Grandmother's Pot Plants
Against the side fence, four long planks of wood ascended like steps supported on pillars of old red bricks serving as a stand for my Grandmother's collection of potted plants. Cuttings from exotic species gifted by friends, passed down family heirlooms harboring memories of past lives, feathery ferns and plump bellied cacti battled South Australian frosty winters and the baking heat of a...

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Categories: pot, absence, grandmother, loss, memory,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Watched Pot
If a watched pot never boils, why am I looking at the steam from the pot? Then I burned myself. ...

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Categories: pot, humor,
Form: Free verse
Success Is Like A Pot Of Soup
Success is like a pot of soup: Think about making a pot of soup You put the ingredients in Boil them for a long time It seemed like nothing was happening Suddenly the sweet smell came up That's where one may wear its smile Success takes time to accumulate and grow....

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Categories: pot, growth, success, time,
Form: Free verse
A pot not fully baked
A pot am I made some two decades back, Baked too but not enough, In search of a good kiln To rid some half-baked fluff. And then to set sail In this ocean of life. Why? Go far without getting drowned, Someone is waiting there for me. Who? Not sure, I’ve to figure out Nor I know who he is, Nor why waiting he is. When will...

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Categories: pot, life, ocean, poets,
Form: Free verse
Filched formerly anatomical slender man me! Thus I take a pot belly stance!
Filched formerly anatomical slender man - me! Thus I take a pot belly stance! Absolute zero escape velocity gutted dance sing days (contra and square), cuz metabolic full abundance abdominal adipose tissue acceptance not in accordance with light as a feather physique I sorely miss lost acquaintance the boy within forced admittance as sure man tanks of fat did advance shotgun marriage demanded allegiance to pledge lifetime...

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Categories: pot, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member His Wife as a Coffee Pot
He says his wife is a coffee pot because she percolates a lot; and when he calls her cooking slop she starts to boil and gets real hot so he wastes no time to drop the subject lest she blows her top....

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Categories: pot, humor,
Form: Monorhyme
Premium Member Smoking Fire pot
Smoking Fire pot Of men of gods Feasting on the fears Of mere mortals thirsty souls Grasping on sipping patience of dawn of dusk a tale of myth a trial of will tampering minds tricky with tickling time probing souls ...

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Categories: pot, deep, mystery,
Form: Narrative
Yours truly embarks on wild goose chase after elusive pot of gold
Yours truly embarks on wild goose chase after elusive pot of gold alternately titled: incorrigible lottery dreamer big plans to relocate self and spouse to some tropical island paradise by the dashboard light (the above line credited to musician named Meatloaf) upon arrival of Stanley steamer. When my ship comes in loaded and laden with precious cargo from busy ports far and wide captains trumpeting...

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Categories: pot, adventure, angel, appreciation, blessing,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Pattys Perfect Pot of Piquant Chili
Patty’s perfect pot of piquant chili hit my pallet hard It is hot, tasty, sharp, tangy, made with grandma’s lard. What a strong zesty kick, this chili has, my stomach laughed. My own chili is less provocative, less biting, by maybe half. There is a secret ingredient, my aunts told me but she will never tell. We went through Patty’s...

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Categories: pot, 10th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Rhyme
The pot
Life as a whole can be so tragic, And never will you witness magic, Emotions change in a blink of an eye, You start off happy and end with a cry, Loss of my loved one this emotion was new, Like it's tipped in a pot stirred up like a stew, Then it's poured in a bowl picked up...

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Categories: pot, emotions,
Form: Rhyme
I BROKE THE POT
The pot Tat killed my great grand’s thirst That reared all who lived before me That produced our water Water sweeter than honey. The pot She valued more than gold It was her favourite Because it was passed to her From her grandma. The pot Is a generational pot Passed from one generation to another But now it’s no more What am I going to leave for my granddaughter? The...

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Categories: pot, abuse, adventure, anger, angst,
Form: Free verse

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