Squashed Poems - Poems about Squashed

Seems Cinderella has now learned; her fantasies oft left her burned. Instead of rude princes, she’s switched to cheese blintzes and Uber for carriage returns. ...

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The evening dainty drizzle Dances with twilight tinge Descends in tumbling torrent Through the opaque night Enwrapping enshrined The squashed sordid sky Waiting to unfurl wide in vain The rain rinsed petals Under dawning sun to paint Ruptured rainbow charm. The juvenile sparkling smile Innate innocence configured Cascades as care-free stream In captivating youthful valley For a while with ageless aura Inundates the pristine plateau The flooded unblemished face Waits...

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Squished and Squashed Maybe my brain has been washed Thoughts were squished and squashed Pouring out from an unsmarted brain Vanishing into space on a fast train To think, our whole country he trashed. Jim Horn...

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Tonight I found a letter on my doormat It was addressed to me – oh fancy that I opened it and it does say Please come for a mammogram one Monday My heart sank like an enormous stone With sinking spirits, I let out a huge moan They take one of your very precious ‘norks’ Clamp it so hard your eyes pop...

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Watching the parade long ago on Memorial Day Visiting the cemetery, stop and pray Goose bumps appearing as our flag was unfurled A child dreaming he could change the world When did it stop, This dream of change When did they take and rearrange So we no longer see the honest truth Squashed are the dreams of idealistic youth We kill unborn...

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