Short Argued Poems
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Romeo and Juliet argued,
So much did they argued.
'Wealth enhances beauty'
That's what give them duty:
None with Christ is valued.
c.2017
I once knew a pirate name Geer
Thought that prices for piercings were dear
He argued a while
Then agreed with a smile
And said, "I'll pay, buck-n-ear!"
Standing in line like good little crocks
They argued about who'd get his socks
They didn't want meat
Not much of a treat
But crock socks would cause 'em to talk!
I rode my bike west until I hit the ocean blue.
No you did not! Argued an old soft shoe.
I did, I replied, turning him into glue.
He had called me a liar, so wouldn’t you?
They argued,and he said when time had passed,
"You're half smart but half dumb, in contrast!"
Since it took a bit
For him to say it
She replied, "You're half slow and half fast!"
One day, a Catholic argued with a Jew,
Whose faith is more kind, whose faith is more true.
Seized by the neck and squeezed very tight,
The Jew confessed - " Your faith is more kind!"
The pessimist argued that all women are whores,
He spoke with a tear, with a unconcealed pain.
The optimist listen to him with a hidden fain,
He rubbed his hands with a wish to explore!
When I saw him enter,
an illiterate, I surmised
(one you may despise)
But he spoke some words
about the drug he wanted…
He changed my mind.
Pharm argued no further.
We learnt a lesson.
Cowardly did not describe Poindexter well
Better use pusillanimous said his cousin Nell
No one uses words like this, we argued with her
Poindexter was afraid of band-aids, nails, and rabbit fur.
Across the face of a
Sunflower moon
swirled a veil of cloud
gone too soon.
Sky-gazers asked,
guessed and argued:
Was it the moon or cloud
or sky that moved?
The old man at the bar passed gas with a burn
In front of a young lady who looked quite stern
With nose held she plead
Why do that before me
He argued “ I didn’t know it was your turn”
7/23/20
She thought about calling her mother
but she was busy
the thought passed
when this thought returned, she argued
she had so much to do
there wasn’t much to say
maybe tomorrow
but tomorrow never came
There is no such thing! I argued with my friend.
At least I had never seen or heard of one.
Well she is sitting on your shoulder, said my cousin Gun.
The red lizard fly stuck his tongue out at me, in the end.
An old gent was tellin' me about how his dad wrote "a dry book" on a given topic, and argued the issue before the Supreme Court. Pretty important dad! And mine? "My dad rescued two hookers during a boxer riot in Kowloon."
Her Christmas Eve blind date would not give an inch
That they argued about everything was quickly a cinch
She would not ever date him again; not even in a pinch
Weirdly enough, he also looked exactly like Dr Seuss’s Grinch.
Robin Hood Armadillo can climb trees better than most.
He took his steed up there too, said an alligator ghost.
But that’s all part of his armor, argued one who would know.
An intimidated squirrel who watched from way down below.
Tom Dick and Harry were brought fishing by Grandpa Pete.
he argued they would starve at home, with nothing to eat.
they’ll get into the fish and gobble them up said aunt Mary.
prediction totally spot on, knowing Tom, Dick and Harry.
I knew better
- a headline taught me
I hated intensely
- a headline enticed me
I clicked furiously
- a headline led me
I argued vigorously
- a headline fed me
I grew superior
- a headline lifted me.
The story?
Oh, too boring.
They argued about the ruble, the kyat, the gold cordoba too
More conversation about lira, Swiss franc, and Moldova Leu.
Discussion soon turned to the rupee, new peso and Brazilian real,
Money talk ceased as they lined up for their evening meal.
administration argued asylum
children court criminal
detention families
federal government illegal
immigrant judge
parents question seekers
separated succeed
Trump unconstitutional
victory violates
June 25, 2018
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I think she had a husband once, an uncle stated firmly.
I don’t think so argued her cousin, we call him M.T. Wormly.
Where would he be? Asked grandma, looking at her crochet hooks.
I guess he’d probably be dead, smothered beneath these awful books.
Ralphie is angry today the woman told her man.
How do you know?
He has frozen the carrots and the peas.
He cannot turn himself up, the man argued.
Ralphie snickered, knowing that he can, and he does.
He is no ordinary, everyday common refrigerator.
Derek tried to satisfy his mother, so he gave his horse a drink.
Then he knit the horse some earmuffs, they were pretty soft and pink.
You need to give the horse a lift and a break said his brother.
He looks ridiculous carrying that horse, argued Derek’s mother.
The day I faced a peacock was the first day of the rest of my life.
We discussed politics, religion, and argued with all kinds of strife.
This peacock’s eyes narrowed, I could see by his beak he did not agree.
Without malice or gloating, I admit this did not bother me.
We argued and argued.
I was so mad!
But once I calmed down
It wasn't that bad.
Baby, I'm sorry.
I hate when we fight.
We can't go to bed mad.
Not even one night.
Let's put this behind us
And start over new.
'Cause the one thing I'm sure of
Is the love I feel for you.