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Stodge Poems - Poems about Stodge


In Sandy On a Sundy
...In Sandy on a Sund’y Can’t even buy a pie The High Street is a ghost town From some Kafkaesque sci-fi. Not a single caf is open No point in asking ‘Why?’ So I’ll just go down To the Rose and C......

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Categories: stodge, humor,
Form: Rhyme
They Think They Know Better
...They bring another bowl full of creamy stodge. Your mouth is half open - not shocked but limp. Falling to one side. They heap the spoon and dump it inside your mouth. Even though the nurse......

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Categories: stodge, anger, caregiving, dark, death,
Form: Free verse



Best Friend
...I will be forever loyal to you my dear friend. I like making memories with you and I have plenty to share. Our little circle keeps on growing - it has no end! I’m the best thing that ever happened......

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Categories: stodge, best friend, friend, friendship,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Burble and Glug
...moored in glade and rill resting in claggy stodge boggy green and juicy with rain my walk sloshes with plunger feet Mire of the Northern Rain Forest May 16, 2020 Brians Choice G Poetry Cont......

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Categories: stodge, nature,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Mire of the Northern Rain Forest
...Spring buds Bursting Like popcorn stuck on sticks Raising my perspective to Gallivant In knee-high tickle grass Nested In the strew of stony rocks Festooned With sphagnum and lichen Frothed......

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Categories: stodge, flower, insect, nature,
Form: Free verse



Huge Deluge of Republicans
...Huge Deluge of Republicans Of Republicans had been a huge deluge, And on President's face he wore rogue; When shown, Face like stone; A scrooge whose followers are a stodge. Jim Horn Def......

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Categories: stodge, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick
The Unfortunate Tale of Roger Stodge
...Little Roger Stodge School he loved to dodge Yes Roger loved to play The truant game His parents didn’t know That Roger didn’t go Everyday Roger Did the same Every morning with no fuss He......

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Categories: stodge, children, funny, school,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things