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Short Garbage Disposal Poems

Short Garbage Disposal Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Garbage Disposal by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Garbage Disposal by length and keyword.


The Burp
I hear a cry from the kitchen:
“Who did it? Who’s the perp?
Who dumped down this slime and sludge?
The garbage disposal went burp!”




Contest Name: Your Best Quatrain
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Categories: garbage disposal, humor,
Form: Quatrain



Premium Member World Garbage Problem
The major problem in the world today Is dealing with world garbage disposal Tomorrow will be much too late Humans when faced with a life changing event Man is usually affected We mostly respond in a positive manner Let's hope tomorrow will have a similar outcome
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Categories: garbage disposal, history,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Garbage
the garbage disposal
a smoothy for the sewer to swallow the brew
but are you ever coming back to the barn
for nestling to feed from a beak full of gnats
can we share a world you and me and share the seasons
the colibri looking for nectar I invite to slurp sugar
as the bumblebee is looking for colors and me for a pay check....

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Categories: garbage disposal, environment,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member If I was a Gnat
If I was a gnat I know whom I would bother
I would hide in their garbage disposal
flying up into their face when they ran water in their sink
I would hit them in the mouth, disgusting them

when I tired of being a gnat I would become a mosquito
buzzing in the ears of my enemies, biting them with gnarly teeth
in my smallness, I would finally get the revenge I seek...

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Categories: garbage disposal, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form: Free verse
The Ogre In the Garbage Disposal
He likes an egg 
without a shell, cracked
by the careless act 
of a grocery store clerk.
There's always some jerk
who could make you sick
then read your obit
with a pained expression
as if that session
and consequence grim
had nothing to do 
with him.
The Og. loves 
spaghetti
is always ready
when you've got 
a question
of indigestion.
He loves a meal
of apple peel
(forgive me Giuseppi
of the Pinnochio 
story). I do not care 
for apple peel, 
and though the Og.
is  small, he
gobbles it all....

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Categories: garbage disposal, funny,
Form: Rhyme




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