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Short Odd Man Out Poems

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Premium Member Three is the Loneliest Number
Once, a lonely number three
sat forlornly on my knee.
In his eyes, I saw despair
as he was sitting there.
"You needn't sniffle, cry or pout.
I too have been the odd man out."...

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Categories: odd man out, humor, loneliness, math,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member An Odd Man In Montreal
An Odd Man In Montreal

There’s an odd man up in Montreal
Who’s young in the spring and old in the fall
In March—Let’er rip!
In September—Oh, my hip!
His mid-age crises he has in St. Paul

2/1/22...

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Categories: odd man out, humorous, old,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Olympics
Citius, altius, fortius,
Olympic motto
swifter, higher, stronger,
Latin you see
will it happen this year?
What about the pandemic?
Five rings
Five countries
Four begin with an A
Americas, Asia, Australia, Africa
Europe, odd man out
I hope it happens 
Without repercussions...

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Categories: odd man out, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 7th
Form: Free verse
The Odd Man Julian
The Odd Man Julian 

Julian Assange, is his reluctance returning 
to Sweden based on fear of being sent to 
USA, the only reason. Or can it be he can´t 
face the sexual humiliation and intimate 
questioning he will be subjected to; that 
his immeasurable ego cannot tolerate it?
As it is should he get to Ecuador, he will 
always be a person sought by Swedish law 
as a man accused of having committed 
a sexual crime....

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Categories: odd man out, philosophy, political,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member Odd Man Out
The pair should be headed for fame
Behind, in the draw’r, out of aim.
     He was the one left,
     Not right; he’s bereft.
The sock was not chosen for game.

The sock was not chosen, and why?
Embarrassing gaff, he could die.
     Uncool was his sole.
     Unsewn, had a hole.
His match did not stop to say bye.

The right, he returned, with his win.
New left was alright with his skin.
     Ignored was old sock.
     Tossed out like a rock.
He’s bitter and holey as sin....

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Categories: odd man out, clothes, old,
Form: Limerick




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