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Stagger Poems - Poems about Stagger


The Overrated
From a Happening Bar Staggered into his car And after forty miles Still rich in The Saved’s Smiles, As he foully staggered out… Against huge hopes of a lout Of a crashing incident If not a killing accident… A character people hyped: A wrong name on the lists typed; One needing to stand erect Allowed ‘Star who’d...

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Categories: stagger, conflict, corruption, drink, integrity,
Form: Rhyme
Problem With Cultist Emblem
Eagle-Rare is The Union, All her members’ arms pinion, Not with a from-behind arm twist But thrills that can dare a long list … You join her you pray to not leave, You indiscreetly go ahead to leave, You never cease to piteously grieve Or emotive sighs endlessly heave. But please, in the open say it not: Still on her...

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Categories: stagger, corruption, evil, image, people,
Form: Rhyme



On Hell of a Journalist
Man, I understand, Many can’t falsehood withstand, The rationale for it confusing, And a precious idea start refusing … But grab, I promise you the calming details; One should know what a thing entails … Please, it’s all about a step moving in exaggeration, To what actually happened, a slight recreation. Claims that the jabbing finger was a pen knife, That luckily couldn’t claim...

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Categories: stagger, allusion, appreciation, art, corruption,
Form: Rhyme
Dagger
In your bosom concealed, you are a fighter: Who doesn’t a single matter take lighter; The closest chap to you making a big mistake, As you wouldn’t care what it‘d take Inside your bag, some folk is about to drop dead Like some hapless character in novels read: A murderous slashing of his windpipe Or a jugular discharging services of the...

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Categories: stagger, anti bullying, character, death,
Form: Rhyme
Bragger Who Would Stagger
Bragger Who Would Stagger Total amount of sins was enough to stagger; About them Trump was boaster and bragger; Publicly profane; Hard to explain; Destined for disaster yet he still did swagger. Jim Horn...

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Categories: stagger, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick



Walking, I Stagger
Walking, I stagger Lying down, I sink Running, I fall In silence, I think I think, therefore I ain't Always a sinner, Never a saint Never a winner A picture with no paint Flat, white, cold and bare Point at me standing here No expression, no hope A poison with no antidote Tickle my fancy,...

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Categories: stagger, life, love,
Form: Free verse

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