Short Culture Day Poems
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Picnic
Button-ups and tablecloths
lay it down and see it through
Just when you thought it was said and done
He’s going hoody- over you
2012
cloves in oranges
cinnamon and rain
steam condenses
on cabinets and windows
and as tears
on bric-a-brac angels
purely decorative
their existence in
my mother’s kitchen
I never understood
detroit river walks
to stroll the scenic view
the breeze takes wind grabbing your hair
river walks down belle aire
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PENNED ON AUGUST 25, 2014!
I bought a push bicycle,
What a tired to peddle?
I bought a motor cycle,
Then went for a car,
My belly swollen,like a pregnant ma,
No way to go than gym ha,
The gym way to slim peddling cycle!
The gym way to slim tiring cycle!!
Yellow yield light
Don't blink -- you'll miss it
Faded boarded churches
Faith for sale
Billboard salvation on the side of the road
Red traffic light
Pink clapboard House
Speed down to twenty
Bump over the tracks
Blind crest ahead
I blinked
The belly filler
The palm feeler
If five fingers are not busy
It is not good
The must-have
Or else you starve
It's the food that gets you tizzy
It will spark your mood
It is called by its name
Partaking of it is no game
If it does not require a whizz
It is not food
Islet is cold.
Iris is not.
The moon is frozen.
The sun is hot.
The morning has come
and it’s time to get up.
Rise and shine my people!
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Sponsor Andrea Dietrich
Contest Name The Great ITTY BITTY Poetry Contest
Date of Entry. 03/30/2014
I walked down the road, on a sunny day, warm beaming rays upon my forehead
Feeling of exhaustion by the sun almost hot as fire out
, I am left out in the warmth Of fire and sun , wishing for a hand to bring me to a cool place of ease
I will never walk down alone again for the sun has got me weeping
And yearning for a cold ice drink
By Brian Otoole
While adults are bound by the obligation of work
The children get caught in the routine of school
All are engaged through the days of the work week
To earn a living or prepare for the work life ahead
After the weekend of rest, fun, and labour
The body is forced back into that same routine
Obeying the sequence of those who created the order
Made to ensure unchallenged control of humans
We Celebrate the Flag
By Franklin Price
6/14/2016
We celebrate the flag today
Long may it wave above
It represents the U.S.A
The country that we love
Fly it proudly, fly it high
Don't let it touch the ground
Honor and salute it
As long as you're around
Those who would degrade it
Bring dishonor to its name
Do not deserve to live here
To respect it's not a game
Many died to keep it
Flying o'er this land we love
It represents the “who” we are
Long may it wave above