Short Filched Poems
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Final Words
There was once a rotten scoundrel named Reid
Who filched a horse in a moment of greed
As the noose was secured
His final words were heard
I'd rather be fishin' today, indeed...
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Categories:
filched, angst, humorous,
Form:
Limerick
Mirror
I hold a mirror
to my soul,
and there I find
a gaping hole
that naught but love
could ever fill.
But yet I thirst
and hunger still.
I hold the mirror
to my heart
and find that it's
been torn apart.
It slowly sinks
into the hole
that filched the essence
of my soul....
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Categories:
filched, dark,
Form:
Rhyme
Fearing Fratricide
Freddy filched Frankie’s fav’rit fudge,
fearless Frankie flattened Freddy to the floor.
Father Fletcher fearing fratricide
fastened Frankie’s feet
firmly to the farmyard fence while friends
fixed Freddy’s fractious frame
fast to the family Ford.
December 8, 2020
contest: Alliteration
sponsor: Eve Roper...
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Categories:
filched, 11th grade, brother, fun, relationship,
Form:
Alliteration
Nothing To Speak Of
Thundering downstairs, my sister charged me with theft;
wondering, Dad questioned the source of her inquiry.
Blundering like a buffoon, at last I confessed,
plundering her coffers, I had filched her diary.
Deft hands suddenly snatched the book in question.
Bereft of my fun, I pulled a downplay,
“Theft is taking and KEEPing something not yours.”
Left with nothing to speak of, I just stole away.
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Categories:
filched, 11th grade, anger, brother, sister,
Form:
Lento