Short Kg Poems
Short Kg Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Kg by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Kg by length and keyword.
Hyperkalemia
Muscle Cramps.
Urine abnormalities.
Respiratory distress.
Decreased cardiac contractility.
KG changes.
Reflexes....
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Categories:
kg, addiction, body, books, drink, drug, education, food,
Form:
List
Think Before Eating
Here lies the 96 kg body of Mike.
Playing and running he didn't like.
And was as fat as a pumpkin.
That one afternoon after eating,
27 bars of chocolate,
He died while having his 19th ice-cream....
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Categories:
kg, chocolate, food,
Form:
Epitaph
Untitled #166 / V=0
v=0
----a=2 m/s2
Jones------bump----Smith
90.0 kg 80.0 kg
Jones bumps Smith!
Smith bumps Jones!
A third-law pair!
Ah, it is true she screwed me in the ass!
But I am screwing her in the ass!...
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Categories:
kg, education, introspection, loss, lost love, mystery, school,
Form:
Free verse
Kaleidoscope
Kaleidoscope
In your eyes, I see a contrast of hues that paint the windows of your soul like stained glass paints the inner walls of a church in the early rays of morning - a kaleidoscope of heavenly light.
-K.G....
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Categories:
kg, color, light, love,
Form:
Free verse
Blood Tears
Everyday news heard
Palestinian in Gaza City bombarded
Israel claimed land inherited
Baby cries
Mother shed tears
Many weeps
Never you deceit
This is a blood tears
Kg. Delima
Kota Kinabalu
January 17, 2009
11:45AM...
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Categories:
kg, history, hope, life, lost love
Form:
I do not know?
Question of Style
flesh
flesh
flesh
flesh
piles of tons of flesh
and I have only 71 kg and something shakes me
pushes me to do things
without the hesitation
free to choose the words
and I realized
that is a big squandering
in all this flesh....
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Categories:
kg, hope,
Form:
Free verse
Bombs Away
BOMBS AWAY
"Holy crap, that's one fair turd offloaded Hermann, you must be relieved"
Indiana Shaw . . . ; )
"Exeter unearths an unexploded 1.000 kg World War II Hermann bomb" . . ....
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Categories:
kg, humor, metaphor, world war ii,
Form:
Monoku
Does the Rain Know
This morning too
clouds are dominant
water drops on
window glass
On the lake-bank
sits a grey kite
eyeing for the
fish to jump
There on road
a basket on head
filled with guava
of a young boy
Eighty rupees a kg
he might sell it
in the raindrops
a pink face
The sari is still wet
what would wear she
does the rain know
Jamuna is sullen...
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Categories:
kg, rain,
Form:
Free verse
Haliaeetus
According to Guinness World Records:
The biggest eagle is Steller's Sea Eagle (Haliaeetus pelagicus) which weighs 5-9 kg (11-20 lb) and has a wing-span of 2.2-2.45 m (7 ft. 2 in-8 ft. 0.3 in). Native to Russia, Korea and Japan. In Russia this eagle is a protected species and in Japan is considered a national symbol.
Haliaeetus
largest eagle in the world
amazing neat bird!...
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Categories:
kg, bird,
Form:
Haibun
Wife Has Given a List of Few Items To Buy
wife has given a list of few items to buy
husband after seeing has exhaled a big sigh
items were of one kg honesty two bags of love
five kg of kindness so he given her a hefty shove
with shy she said Oh! my love, to win you let me try
For contest: Sponsored by Carol Eastman...
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Categories:
kg, funny, humor, husband, wife,
Form:
Limerick
Indian's Favourite Potato
In Indian cuisine, potato is favourite.
People make variety of dishes and they eat.
Boiled, fried or in dosa.
Love too, filled in samosa.
On day of fast, consume one kg. at least.
Indians like potato, fries and finger chips.
In many other vegetables, they do mix.
No worry, if takes;
body, potato shape.
They are brave not afraid even of diabetes.
(C) S. D. Tiwari
dosa, samosa = names of Indian dishes...
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Categories:
kg, food, fun, life,
Form:
Limerick
Wooden Spoons In Garden Grow
The sweat was wiped off the brow
The spoon was stirred as they knew how
For 18 times they tried to win
A story state to be in
And KG woke to find a haul
Of wooden spoons counted one and all
How to curb such an embarrassment
Even when The Advertiser had it sent
So they dili and dali about
Or how do I let the hurt and shame out
A summer now so quietly spent
Looking as bad as Tex’s ear is bent.
© Paul Warren Poetry...
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Categories:
kg, sports,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue