Short Peyton Poems

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Premium Member A Scenic America


                                                       Peyton Place

                                                   A Scenic America

                                                     Somerset in NY
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Form: Haiku


Premium Member Manning Vs Brady

The naysayers said Manning was too old,

     And under Brady's pressure he would fold.

          But Peyton proved 'em wrong,

               And came through very strong!

                    Manning out-gunned Brady and caught him cold!

Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired

GOOOOO BRONCOS!!!!!!!!!
Form: Limerick

Our Agony

I didn’t see her face.
you did!
I didn’t get to hear of sweet little girl voice.
You did!
I didn’t get to hear her say mommy and daddy!
You did!
I didn’t get to hold her tight.
You did!
I don’t get to dream about her.
You do! 
I had all the pain, and the blood, and the agony. 
But in the end we both are without her everyday!
(Dedicated to Peyton)
Form: List

All Contests Combined Into 1 and God 2

Thursday 17th 
October 11 
2020

A collective collaboration

From 4th floor Peyton 

3 step pyramid place

Be that free will or destiny child

Clutching at straws 

Inside my own private universe

For a better tomorrow

Seeking answers to what exactly
is my relationship with God

I must contest

No contest

N/A

Dishonorable mention

Ella's Poem To Her Best Friend Peyton

My ten year old daughter Ella wrote her very first poem about her best friend Peyton. She wrote this all by HERSELF :)


P enguins we like together

E ager to show me something new

Y oung when we met

T ogether with him forever

O pen to me all the time

N othing compares to my “P”


Written By: Ella Rose
Date Written: February 18, 2016
Form: Acrostic


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