Short Culturally Poems
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visit Rue du Faubourg
culturally diverse Parisian Street
culinary delights every direction
croque monsieur
marron glace’
la malbouffe’
follow the locals they know where to eat
savvy street smart foodies
ENCOMIUM EXCELLENCE-:-
splendour
presents
tasteful
coloured
epthets
so NUANCED
appealing
illusions
avail
different
memories
in SIMPLE PROMPTS
complex
extensive
reportoires
culturally
characterised
She scours the globe
With a culturally diverse appetite
Her lustful journey
Juan…Vino…Butch…Jacque...Rami...Pierre
No country is off limits
No country is safe
Her lustful journey
*For David's Dish contest
Double Double Words To Bubble 2 Poetry Contest
Joseph May
Circus Clowns
Crazy, colorful, chucklesome, and comiC
It's under the big top that clowns are so playfuL
Reflecting and revealing themselves as the yahoO
Certainly clumsy-footed and so culturally sloW
Up and around the big top they spiN
Sunnyside up on frying panS
I loved to play 'Cowboys and Indians'
My favorite book was 'Little Fat Policeman'
I really enjoyed a good minstrel show
Desi Arnaz Jr's accent made my laughter grow
Today I'd be a fat-shaming racist
who culturally misappropriates to boot
Back then I was just another 'normal kid'
in his designer white-privilege suit
A smart *ss hermit,
Sitting on a folly throne.
And he always likes to spit,
Bunch of words in drone.
A culturally-modified mime,
In a shirt that dull boring pinky.
Talking about the punctuation and rhyme,
Insisted on how a poem should be.
Oh dear gray-haired kooks..
The words you say wrapped in hypocrisy.
I might not counted smart in your books,
But at least my words cry it honestly.
Every one's perception is their individual reality,
so how many truths can there possibly be?
And "how can the truth set one free", if one
lives in denial based on unreality?
Living different lives, with unique experiences,
varied emotions, separated culturally, and
geographically by vast oceans.
Is it even plausible to find that common thread
that binds our humanity and takes us out of our head?
CULTURE VULTURE
Once gave a girl I liked a black
Tribal mask from Africa, with real hair.
Don’t know why, but she gave me it back.
It all went downhill from there.
Then I fancied her sister Gail
And at Christmas I presented her in vain
With my collection of clippings of toenail.
She never answered my calls again.
Some women are very attractive
It’s nice to enjoy their tease,
But I’m a guy who’s culturally active,
And women are so hard to please.
The buxom diva shattered chandeliers when she sang soprano.
Opera houses vibrated and thundered when she sang contralto!
When belting out an aria her voice quivered like Robin Hood's bow,
As she struggled through Mozart's ll re pastore blow by tedious blow!
His lady friend sat rapt but not her culturally impaired and hapless beau!
He'd much rather they'd spent the evening at the Grand Ol' Opry show!
Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired
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