Short Spoilers Poems

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Premium Member Purpose Spoilers-

Undeniable justice
Surfacing rederic

Invalid validation 
Corrupt surfaces 

Proposed purpose
Spoilers 

12/17/19
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr  2019


Spoilers

Willis is a ghost
The indestructable was
Arnolds shoulders have yellow and black stripe
it's a bee back
Al Pacino is in a film with the smurfs
say hello to his little friends
Neo is an anagram of one
and also eon but whatever

Star Stable

Star StableThe Game I love

Star stable is a great game so many memories
The gamers squad
Ace champion is a appaloosa
Riding horses and having fun

Sometimes in the game you can be a wild horse
Teasers on new horses rather called spoilers
Ace beat is my amazing trakehner 
Beautiful horse colours in many variations 
Lovely game play
Everlasting story quests
Form: Acrostic

The Naked Truth

<                                our top story tonight is Lawyers
                                  a pain in the ass and real spoilers
                                  with  fancy cars homes suits
                                  fifteen hundred kaboot
                                  rather hire cowboy wearing just spurs






Entry For Carolyn Devonshire's 
Lawyer Limerick's Contest

GL All
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Rattlers and Shooting Stars

I don't chirp very much... anymore.
I prefer to showcase this journey in stanzas.
Those open-ended cages 
that shooting stars and rattlers 
occasionally escape from.

I choose not to be around the "them."
the earth stream is cascading with "them"
the users 
the flamethrowers of hurt and abuse
the spoilers of the soul
Polluters of good dreams.

I prefer to nest in a maelstrom of verse,
and songs that bleed out into shadows.


Faceless

Let the name be forgotten 
Let the skin tone be rotten
Burn the face; kill the looks
Let the identity be unknown
Alone let the wanderer wander
Shapeless; intangible to gusts of emotions
No one to ask; no one to be shown
And beyond the world of bigots,
Who claim to be different but are different
Who smile at face but stab at back
Let the shapeless stray
Let the thoughts prevail and burgeon
Beyond spoilers of I and thee
Let the faceless smile; let the wanderer be free
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