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Short Arm And A Leg Poems

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Very Expensive
The price of Faberge egg
Costs an arm and a leg....

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Categories: arm and a leg, money,
Form: Epigram



Premium Member John John Fall Down and Go Boom
Dear John John fall down and go boom Said some parts will be growing back soon Right arm and left leg Won't be walking on a peg So he won't be singing an old pirate tune
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Categories: arm and a leg, sad,
Form: Limerick
In the End
Two swigs of tequilla
Strawberry Daiquri
A pair of scissors
Some anger
Pain
Emptiness
An arm and a leg
Meke a good time
For shedding some blood
Tears anyone?
Breaths feel cool
Taste rebelious....

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Categories: arm and a leg, peace,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Simply Manifest Destiny Panama
_____back
Just buy Panama: the next 51st state
Lost in some distant ghostly debate
For $1.00

Greenland may cost US a little more
Hopefully not an arm and a leg or more
Yet, it's still a worthy cause. #52?
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Categories: arm and a leg, america,
Form: Political Verse
The Boozy Buccaneer
A reckless young pirate named Greg
Drank whisky straight out of a keg.
He cried 'Look at me!'
In shark-ridden sea;
That drink cost an arm and a leg!


14.04.19

 Pirate Themed Limerick Poetry Contest: sponsored by Tania Kitchin...

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Categories: arm and a leg, humorous,
Form: Limerick



Sharks
The sharks in Hawai'i
Just love a good feast
Fresh from Japan
Or somewhere back East

There's always the cost -
An arm or a leg -
But natives will carve you
A coconut peg

So jump in the ocean!
Its really a thrill
To watch baby sharks
Share their first kill!...

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Categories: arm and a leg, food, ocean,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Road Hazards
A momentary lapse of reason

While navigating the road ahead

And with antelope now in season

I'm going home with its mounted head

It's too bad how much damage was done

Repairs will cost an arm and a leg

But the deer wasn't the only one

Now I'm left with a hook and a peg...

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Categories: arm and a leg, car, travel,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Deprivation
When I'd give an arm and a leg! --
What's more, every Christmas I beg:

I want a dog! Please please pleeeaase!
But mom complains of poop and fleas.

I'd claim responsibility to give a wash
But my dream of a dog goes-- squash

I plead, I persuade, and I pray --
Promise to walk my dog every day!

No matter how much I blatantly bribed
Mom's allergies leave me dog-prived. :(...

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Categories: arm and a leg, christmas, dog, dream, mom, mother daughter, pets,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member what is proper etiquette
what happens when my dog brings home an arm or a leg?
What is the proper etiquette? What is the protocol?
Do I call the non-emergency police number? Or a neighbor?
What if he brings home a skeleton? Or just a skull?
Are the rules the same with flesh and without flesh?
I live on a desolate country road.
I have a puppy that is avidly digging things out of the ditch.
Not daily, but often enough that I am a bit worried....

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Categories: arm and a leg, dog,
Form: Free verse
Mill Stones
It cost me an arm and a leg, but I think it was well worth the cost,
I am not into jewelry in any meaningful way,
So, it was no great hardship to forego the pleasure,
Of owning the latest piece of bling,
That people seem to want to hang around their necks,
I never bought a selfie stick,
It therefore shouldn't have been a surprise to you,
That I would pay for the return postage on,
The Mill Stone, 
You so kindly sent me on 30 days free trial....

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Categories: arm and a leg, addiction, allusion, analogy, anger, assonance, bullying, crazy,
Form: Light Verse
I Have a Date- Ian Munywe
I HAVE A DATE
I have a date,
with the Shylock.
I am raring to trade,
all my valuables.
That cost me,
an arm and a leg.
For peanuts,
with which to bribe.
The landlord,
not to vacate me.
From his minuscule,
colossal castle.
A cloth in one hand,
and soap water in the other.
These gems of mine,
have got to shine.
For Shylock is,
too particular.
Even,
rather peculiar.
All has to be right,
lest in the cold I sleep tonight!
LiterarySpaceAfrica  Ian Munywe©...

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Categories: arm and a leg, africa, anxiety, poverty, work,
Form: Free verse

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