Short Eat Your Words Poems

Never say never
You will live to eat your words
      Just pass me the salt...

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DELL THE FARMER

Once lived a farmer named Dell Doohickey.
Not hungry to learn, manners are sticky.
Sorry he ain’t.
Say please, he cain’t.
He would eat his words if not so picky.

8/13/2017...

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Emotions so swelled up
Like an ocean current;
We dance to the tunes of passion
But when the tides subside ;
Are we still going to hold hands.
Or are we going to curse yesterday
Eat our words and say to each other
I don't want to see you again...

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Never, Always, Sometime

Never say never for you may have to eat your words!
Always have faith in yourself when choosing to be heard!
Sometime life gets a little rough let not your vision be blurred!
Never, Always, Sometime, words of wisdom, modifying adverbs.

Written © 2/18/16...

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es 2.6.2011

                                  

                                 The Phrase
                              Words to live by
                           I eat my words daily
                   I like my words served with coffee
                                     And Pie...

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Watching the descent
without god
in an intelligent design.

Come have a look at
our adversary.
The template offers an open hand.

The culture of hunger
in this urbane obscenity
sitting on the payment making a motif.

The giant strode into
the hut to blame the poor
who would not eat his words.



Satish Verma...

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Let's have some fun
hide the sun once
and turn the time.

Call moon for light
day and night same
no bright sun there.

Who will do it?
Little bit tough
me eat my words.





© kashinath karmakar(6th Auigust 2011)
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Placement: 3rd;(August 2011)

By:kashinath karmakar

Contest:Than-Bauk

Sponsor:Dr Ram Mehta...

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Smash it so you drag them in,
let them know where you have been.
Show them all a sparkled spin,
seed and feed the poets.

Love them with some luscious words,
don't forget some vibrant verbs.
A sonnet, ode or countless blurbs;
breed and lead the poets.

For here, the artists' cut-throat calls,
leaves you starving more and more.
Eat their words but kick them yours,
Know-You Are A Poet!...

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She sits in deep awe, thinking
About them awful bad days.
When feelings were cracked and
Torn in many ways.
Held hostage with hurting words,
She lived in one detention cell.
Words evil, stinging as they 
made her brain swell.

Deep in agony she indeed got 
one raw deal.
She could not eat, rotting words
Was Her true meal.
consumed in despair, she got a 
raw deal.
It was hard and chilling,surreal....

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If you are hungry for words
then why not eat mine?

They are both sweet and sour,
desperate yet full of hope.

A raw wine is in them,
and the unripe fruit of my soul.

Bitter are they,
yet let them season, mull them
in a jar of awareness.

They may in time
enrich you, feed your being,

then, if you are kind,

return them to me,
that I might consume,
and taste a meaning,
only you may discern.

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Hey little brother,
I’m still waiting to be
served, so I thought I’d 
make you a  Big  Mac so  you  can
  eat my words. I know losing weight
  is  hard    especially  for  you , I
  guess that seafood diet your on ,  
you   didn’t  really think  it  through. 
Seeing  food  doesn’t  mean you can
 eat  it,  sort  of  defeats  the
point, but I can understand
brother, cause you get the
 munchies  after  a  joint.

M.Mahauariki © 2012...

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Turning sleep in a place
In the Room of color Red.
With many face streak with Blood.
With many trace written in Walls.

Did you see what happen?
They eat they words.
In a four side of a Square Box frame.
And the nightmare speaks his name.

I'm the blood streaming in the sea
I'm the blood of the humanity
I'm your blood painted this world.
And now why are you drain it.

And the door is open.
The light is a warning.
Don't go! Don't look!
I'm Coming.
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Rachel

Rachel, sweetest looking peach on such a high branch
A teasing sway in her round hips, full of undiluted
gorgeous femininity
Eyes as blue as sky and a voice that is felt all over,
more like a warm breeze than sound
Aesop might recommend the lesson of the sour grapes,
but his Greek eyes never saw such a perfect
northern beauty as Rachel. He would have to
eat his words and tell his tale in reverse; how this unreachable
treasure made all the low hanging fruit taste sour

Damn!...

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