Rid Poems - Poems about Rid

I think you locked the access To the mail box you kept For my emails, and that was A necessary act You didn’t mean to hurt You meant to drop the load That purposeless alerts The emojies absurd The messages of sweetness Whereas in real sense You think to fight the weakness With meds of more intense You need more concentration And I was a dead...

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Brawling backrooms swirling in smoke Bloody negotiations served up smart folks Like Ike, JFK and Harry S. Truman ...

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Rid of You You were an anchor tied to my feet sinking me down into your dark sea. You thought that I could not be complete without you, but wow! Now I can be me. It’s great to be free of your frustrating ways: all your sulking and moaning and putting me down. You brought me a world in mere varying grays...

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I was cautioned, he is a master chessman, so if we go …. We have to not even whisper, and we have to tiptoe I was expecting an owl, for I had heard he was a fowl. I was shocked to see it was a parakeet and uttered a vowel. The parakeet said get rid of the interloper and...

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lizard the balloon animal showed up on a Monday Refused to go to church the very next Sunday Had his own way, and stared at me with buggy eyes I was a bit afraid of him, he drew bees, wasps and flies who created you? I asked, but he made not a peep I figured it was my imagination, when...

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Don Clarke acted like one who’d soon leave. His callers stood up in compliance, Then heard the gasped relief Clarke did heave, To them Clarke’s hurting non-reliance: The fears of losing his appliance! “Clarke might his tears wipe with his shirt’s sleeve!” His stereo that fuels his vain long dance. Oh! How Clarke loved the songs Big Stars weave; His mind songs help...

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It’s a problem that I see time and time again, An issue that’s so rampant throughout lots of schools. Although some (culprits) victims may be children of your friends, You should not encourage them to think that they’re cool. This epidemic is not only in school halls. It has become an issue out in the world. The problem has spilled over...

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A bumpy toad jumped on my nose and refused to get off. I tried to gross him out, much phlegm I garnered in a cough. He was determined and held on tightly with his webbed toes. I was irritated because after all, it is my own private nose. Come help me! I yelled to a bat in the belfry...

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Here I lie in Ramona, sick with the virus Corona. I feel like hell and cannot smell, but glad I don't have pneumonia. In five days' time, I finally felt fine: Free from the virus Corona. Then again it hit, now I'm sick...

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'Tis said Saint Patrick rid Erin of snakes If such is true what a great tale it makes Skeptics claim it ain't true Others haven't a clue Could be...

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Money, has created the wealthy and many, who are unhealthy Money, has given us disease with a bacterium, of too many humans Money, has created the wars which has made, many sores Money, has made many do crime to relieve stress, by having a dime Money, is not there for many to have, a good quality life Money, has been abusing our granite which...

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Get rid of Virus Still afraid of virulent virus? Remedy is brought by pink lotus. Separate petals ...

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Daisy chain Dandelion fun. Smell stems. But gorgeous flowers. Weeds? No way! The prettiest offerings In the yard. I throw out my hands. Crazy that anyone Would want to Get rid of them! What? Are you nuts? What will you try to get rid of next? Imagination? Faeries? Pixie dust? Rainbows? Unicorns? No way I say. These are not weeds. They are God’s sunniest flowers!...

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I cannot get rid This angel haunting my soul Seeing your face in the sky...

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man has overpopulated...

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