Short Alabama Poems
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Whoever passed this law must of been high on marijuana.
It's against the law to drive blindfolded and naked in the state of Alabama.
To most an Alabama clown,
Heavy callipers weighed him down,
Local bullies put him to the test-
Innocence,then came off best,
A simple soul.....yet heaven blessed.
Now that this football season is o’er
And the Bulldogs are champions no more
Still give Kirby a raise
And let’s pray for the days
We’ll play ‘Bama and run up the score
There once was a Peruvian llama
Whose owner shipped him to Alabama
Horns blaring, lights flashing
Folks screaming, cars crashing
All points lookout ~ one llama in trauma
That was a massive wild pig indeed,
by a young Alabama boy shot dead,
but he should have let it live instead.
I feel so embarrassed and offended -
the poor animal's name was Fred!
Must Admit About It
About Alabama many of us have to admit;
Half of them are not really worth any of it,
Real hot to trot,
Was really not;
More then could chew off Moore had bit.
Jim Horn
Doug Jones Came Across
While visiting Senate we came across,
Doug Jones from Alabama a new boss;
We were impressed,
With way he dressed;
Competitor impostor was a complete loss.
James Horn
A black millionaire
Way down in Alabama
A mind for business
Shaking and shaping the South
I am 'the' A. G. Gaston
Tomatos,medium green
bacon drippings,lean
cornmeal,coated on both sides
Seasoned with pepper
Alabama fried,
Whistle stop
Mean !
Acknowledgements to, in this tribute to novelist Fannie Flagg
Chastity
Daughter,Athletic,Cook,Minister
Sister of Hannah,Chris,Trinity.....
Lover of God, Poems, Sports....
Who feels Pain,Love,And Joy
Would Like to See Paris, Mexico, and Bahamas
Resident of Alabama
Frazier
Here football is a religion, "Bless your heart" is the motto, one of Lynard Skynards songs is practically a state anthem, and people panic and hurry to the grocery stores if they know a little snow is on its way.
Northern Alabama 10/3/16
Can’t believe these eyes
And what they see
As only blackouts survive
Driving my rig into the northern Alabama night
A twisting hand reaching out of the demon skies
And ripping out the heart
And giving back ruined lives
(I know, I was there)
Oh, you don't like the things I have to say, well okay, just go ahead and kiss my grits!
Alabama native Polly Holliday portrayed Flo, a sassy waitress on the TV show "Alice," in the late 1970s. She coined the phrase "Kiss my grits!" ~Wikipedia
If you have a little rock in your shoe,
You will not cross Alabama,
You will not cross Louisiana,
You’ll have to remove it first,
In poetry, it is the opposite,
If you have a small pebble in your shoe,
Do not remove it, think about it
Make it into a poem.
Beguiled About Child Defiled
We definitely did know that he beguiled,
And had taken advantage of and defiled;
How absurd,
This occurred;
She was minor considered to be a child.
Jim Horn
Roy Moore running for Senator in Alabama
should drop out of race.
One school shooting in Alabama
And another in Louisiana
Here's a protest in the park
That's gone on and on past dark
There's an angry rising tide
Demanding gun-violence to subside
Courage and Change ~ Where Are You??
(Ooh, Ooh, America: Wake up!)
Rachel
determined, witty, shy, sensitive
sister of Joey, John, and Sydney
lover of animals, writing, and storms
who feels lost, confused, needy
who fears roaches, the dark, elevators
who would like to see ireland, the world, movies
resident of Flomaton, Alabama
Albritton
My Alabama visit
and first delicious kisses from
a preacher's son
Dashed dreams when
his sojourn to MY city
included not me
May 11, 2020
written before I realized nette's contest had to be based on a picture, and that inspired my poem about having too many rocks in my brain!
What a place 2 be
So beautiful so majestic are thee
Flowers bloom in the meadows
Harvesters in the fields
Cows mooing in the pasture
As the sun shines over the hills
Country roads that lead to no where
Lil log cabins sitting there
Fog a dew cover the night air
Like a thin blanket hung up there
Form:
I’ve doodled and dawdled in Delaware,
Piddled in Pennsylvania without care,
I’ve been to New York and Alabama,
Michigan, Missouri and Montana.
I’ve travelled in every state, my friend,
And I can tell you that, in the end,
If you lose your mind - see how it can be -
The very best one is insanity.
Bio of me
Jasmine
Clever,argumentative,active,ambitious
Sister of lily,Leah,Zoie
Lover of Brandon,artist of all kinds,reading
Who feels pain,ambition,creativity
Who fears rejection,gross things,and not being able to read
Who would like to see Greece,Rome,and Spain
Resident of Mobile,Alabama
Turner
I am feel certain that my Karma
Is to sail over there, Charma
When I get to Malta
I surely shall waltz ya
Til I’m quite sure I done charmed ya...
(Then I’ll fly you to Louisiana
And drive you to 'Sweet Home Alabama’)
**Dedecated to the kindest, caring lady I’ve had the pleasure of knowing (Guess
who?)
MARY
Artist, Poet, Intuitive, Healer
Parent of a girl and two boys
Lover of Mother Earth, Family and self
Who feels compassion, love of spirit and life's little joys
Who fears failure, loss and pain
Who would like to see France, Australia and to see Scotland again
Resident of Ohatchee, Alabama
TAYLOR
My First Date
Adrienne
Strong, intelligent, witty and fun
Sister of Tina and Sandy
Lover of chocolate, writing and singing
Who feels excitement, joy and prosperous
Who fears spiders, loss and heights?
Who would like to see my books published, Boston Mass and New York
Resident of Edgewater, Alabama
Gresham
A dog in Alabama
a snake in Tennessee
A toucan in Alaska
a mule in Kentucky
Texas has its longhorns
Colorado its buffalo
Arizonans look up at mountains
Montanans attend rodeos
Every place a different pet
and scenes to stir the heart
Give me wide-open countryside
Give urbanites fine arts