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Pulp Fiction Poems - Poems about Pulp Fiction

Pulp Fiction Burger Conundrum Future
...Say You know what they call a burger in the future What I can't believe it's not a burger Because it ain't got no meat or cheese in it It's a bun but that ain't bread as we used to ......

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Categories: pulp fiction, film,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Spy Who Ate Me
... A termite’s a guy who just loves the woods It gnaws him because he’s just not understood His nightmares, a version of Sentricon hell You love oak and cherry, why can’t he as well? A vil......

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Categories: pulp fiction, insect,
Form: Couplet



Premium Member My Life
...Quote: I don't want a perfect life I want a happy life Children tumbling out of bed coffee dripping from my old faded percolator Stockings hanging from the shower curtain mother'......

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Categories: pulp fiction, analogy, happiness,
Form: Free verse
Back In 88
...I am looking for a book I left on a train back in 88. A book concerning explorations made on the Metropolitan line between Harrow-On-The-Hill and Croxley. An odyssey only reaching its destinati......

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Categories: pulp fiction, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Ugh---Answering Machines
...The inhuman toadie, that does not have your voice? You want me to call you, I have made a choice. To listen to Mr. Techno Man, for me is a total crucifixion. Hearing the same inhuman male across......

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Categories: pulp fiction, america, angst,
Form: Couplet



United State of Denial
... El Presidente don’t Tennessee nothing bad coming, tho’ the global orbitals saw viral things very differently Happy talk tongue taters do eerily Idaho ear mash liquor please Dela......

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Categories: pulp fiction, america, death, leadership, sick,
Form: Elegy
Dutiful Discipline Drives Devoted Diligence
...Dutiful discipline drives devoted diligence... Quotidian dedication describes das deft dude, his promising passion with English language within recent past dim sum might notice he brewed p......

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Categories: pulp fiction, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member I'Ve Seen Things - Humour
...went to see 'once upon a time innnn holllyyywood' soft core quentin tarentino not you're dead yet pulp fiction a bit too long but a twister to pull you out of your senses so hold onto to ......

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Categories: pulp fiction, appreciation, art,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Private Eye and the Femme Fatale
...Pulp fiction had nothing on him. He was a man’s man. A protagonist of his own making, self-reliant, and self-assured. Marlow kept his wisecracks to the bare minimum when meeting a new client. Dam......

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Categories: pulp fiction, nostalgia,
Form: Haibun
You Say: the Gravity
...Kurtistani; aab, cddceec, ffb Your status says you dumped me and at last you took your first full breath. You look aghast at any desk and any desker either. Alas, it's true. Just l......

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Categories: pulp fiction, love, poetry, relationship,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Eye
...an in-sight drove me here where the entry code 'eye' opened a word lock so timely fashion is responsible for words on 'invisibles' our subconscious 'scans' it is just information our libr......

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Categories: pulp fiction, allegory, analogy,
Form: Haiku
Vinyl
...Vinyl (3/1/19) “Wow, everybody just cleared out. “That’s what happens when you leave a “Bookstore with vinyl.” I haven’t a clue what she meant And to be perfectly honest, I’m not Sure she k......

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Categories: pulp fiction, girlfriend, life, love, music,
Form: Free verse
Oblivion Chill
...Something in this autumn air I like to call oblivion chill beats my heart into pulp fiction, clasped inside my diction, who can hear the heart crying for its lost will inside that unreal N......

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Categories: pulp fiction, grief,
Form: Free verse
Tall Tales
...Surely, Sherlock was rooted in the home. But his ruby slippers Had worn-out souls So the jaded detective Followed Fitzgerald and the lost generation. But somewhere in between chapters And the t......

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Categories: pulp fiction, books, language, philosophy, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Unwomanned
...Here, I dwell in no man's land, On the flip side, there's men unwomanned, They can be a miserable band, Desperately seeking a hand, I read their profiles for online dating, Is this pulp fiction ......

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Categories: pulp fiction, feelings, love, men, retirement,
Form: Free verse

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