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Rubbishy Poems - Poems about Rubbishy


Three Legged Table

...Wow! I saw it there 
Next to the road side 
On top of some junk
Some flytipper had flyed 

I screeched to a stop
On a dangerous bend 
Crying 'I saw it first!' 
At my passenger friend 

Only...
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Categories: rubbishy, humor,
Form: Rhyme

Lost Esteem

...I am beginning to reckon
That to Miss Tracy I beckon
I permit to my image ruin
With the strength of the rains of June;
In the end self-esteem erode
And parts of my flesh corrode
And Miss Tracy ...
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Categories: rubbishy, heartbreak, integrity, woman, words,
Form: Rhyme



The Funeral of the General

...We were at the story-changing funeral 
Of the Genocide-implicated General:
A drunk and mourners were all served mineral!
In the paid tributes linked with the ethereal,
Though his life had stresse...
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Categories: rubbishy, absence, best friend, betrayal,
Form: Rhyme

Water

...In bottles corked by a nursing mother
Against thirst that would her baby bother;
In large drums hoarded by ablution-enthused Muslim
Who stories of its scarcity take with eyes unusually dim.

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Categories: rubbishy, appreciation, beauty, business, creation,
Form: Rhyme

Unshackle My Verse

...Poetry widow.


I was looking around rummaging,

then I found some poison in a draw,

thought that could be damaging,

wonder what she'd want that for?

suddenly noticed something weird,
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Categories: rubbishy, betrayal, death, humor, leaving,
Form: Dramatic Verse



The Six Day War

...THE  SIX DAYS  WAR
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The sweet smell of orange blossom
wafted along the sandy paths
hovered over the concrete sidewalks
and entered the open windows
shaded...
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Categories: rubbishy, war,
Form: Free verse

Reach Out and Touch Somebody's Wallet

...On Friday night whilst I, in boredom, was channel hopping, 
through lots of rubbishy programmes, including shopping.
I regret to admit that I found me, 
reached out to and touched by satellite, God T...
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Categories: rubbishy, faith, religion, satire, social,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things