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Short Poppycock Poems

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


Distinction
Judaism -- vers-
us -- Zionism: Polit-
                    ical poppycock....

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Categories: poppycock, political
Form: Haiku



Premium Member Fighting Cocks
This story could be poppycock Heard cocks fight a lot in Bangkok At first hearing this Took an emotional fit Cruelty is evident imagine the aftershock
...

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Categories: poppycock, passion,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Usas Politics
misunderstood bureaucrats gobbledygook
rivaling Lewis Carroll’s jabberwocky
poppycock reported by reporters of alternative facts
another round of USA’s wildly erroneous politics...

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Categories: poppycock, political,
Form: Free verse
That New Fangled Machine
"Poppycock and hooey indeed,"
Said the man of the new machine ran by steam
        "It shall never catch on,
         Even after I'm gone."
Sobering words by the first train casualty....

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Categories: poppycock, funny,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Fivemiles
Named my dog “Fivemiles”, so when I tell folks I walk “Fivemiles” twice a day, they think I'm bragging when I talk Don't give me away Impressed, oh yea A little deceit goes a long way to promote my poppycock
...

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Categories: poppycock, hilarious,
Form: Limerick



Premium Member Five Miles a Day
Named my dog “Five Miles”, so when I tell folks I walk Five miles twice a day, they think I'm bragging when I talk Don't give me away Impressed, oh yea A little deceit goes a long way to promote my poppycock
...

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Categories: poppycock, confusion,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Five Miles
Named my dog “Five Miles”, so when I tell folks I walk Five miles twice a day, they think I'm bragging when I talk Don't give me away Impressed, oh yea A little deceit goes a long way to promote my poppycock
...

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Categories: poppycock, humorous,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Tomorrow's Poppycock
If you walk the walk and talk the talk, surely people will gawk Especially if you're a male wearing jockeys chanting in ancient dialogue Must realize it's out of the norm As strange wee animals swarm Guess people aren't ready for tomorrow's poppycock
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Categories: poppycock, silly,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Asexual Profundity
a plum, a peach, a song, a beach
  a bend, a curvy straightaway
a bob, a dip, a dunk, a screech
  a hair-breadth turn took your future away

you nerveless nock, how dare you rock
  this sanctimonious cerebrum with poppycock
it behooves you to hoof it to Timbuktu ~
  haunting howls from the bowels of Montezu...

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Categories: poppycock, adventure, africa, surreal,
Form: Rhyme
Plato's Cave
In Plato’s cave the poppies grow
Enchantingly, it seems:
A soothing, soporific show
Of mesmerizing dreams.

In Plato’s cave the roosters crow
And proudly call the sun.
They preen and strut and claim to know
Its fiery light, each one.

The poppies grow, the roosters crow,
Though shadows on a rock.
We call this only world we know
The Cave of Poppycock....

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Categories: poppycock, life, philosophy,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member The Princess and the Pimp
A preening promiscuous princess posed as "Penelope Prude."
With her poodle and parasol; well-perfumed, on Pine Street she stood.
A pompous pilfering pimp with a pink-painted poodle passed by.
He paused, popped his eyes, then approached while plotting to pounce and ply
the princess with persimmons and pearls, prepared to profit from her,
but Penelope quipped, “Poppycock! I’m a capitalistic entrepreneur!”


For john freeman's "Alliteration Poems Please Poetry Contest"...

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Categories: poppycock, funny,
Form: Alliteration
Premium Member Wabi-sabi
“Your daughter stares,” 
       my mother whispered;
as she lay naked on the bed. 
       A smile of pleasure crossed her face
        while the nurse
  gently caressed her frail body
with a soft, warm sponge.
      “Don’t you turn away,”
  sensing my discomfort.
I look
     at the scars
of birth, of falls from trees  
        of old repairs, 
  and new.
“She is young,” I say
     “Scared”
“Poppycock; see, she’s smiling at me,”
my mother whispered; 
   “she looks in a mirror.”...

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Categories: poppycock, death, life,
Form: Free verse

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