Stooping Poems | Examples


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Stooping Low

Madonna swelling at the Kilmore, 
every girl a wisp of ungovernable smoke, 
and vomit on my shoes as they threw me 
out the door, addled and clueless as I was, 
and, forgive me, still am. 
I hit the tarmac like a warm can 
but you stood at the step 
and watched me breath, 
and would do it again. 
I was not swallowed by the dark 
completely. An addiction way past taming, 
you were a shocking case.

Pooping Than Stooping and Scooping

when I would shatter
my meat and potato platter
my food did scatter

they were ready-made
needed a band which would aid (Band Aid)
home they all had stayed

my did had hurt
when I was eating dessert
waste had a growth spirit

when cat was pooping
after I had been stooping
up were scooping

what a mess have made
Facebook became a parade
privacy invade

saw a big barrage
during is when we did dodge
became a mirage

always a right way
there are things you should display
best word you should say

was apprehensive
prescription costs sensative
are too expensive

Foot Stooping Music

its the south rout
where people hang out
four price band
on the music stand
its funk
thats make you bunk
the call it R/B
IT YOU CHOOSE IT
FOOT STOOPING MUSIC


Foot Stooping Church

its the south routh
they sing and the bang
and prises him
all them jump and hump
some bert kept the sprit alert
the 
FOOT STOOPING CHRUCH

Stooping

The first bloom, the second bloom and then the third..
Too exhausted in the splendour, she rode her little pony
The sights too sugary and the smells too exotic,
Love is a red red rose, fed with the blood of the two,
Too exhausted in the empty splendour she rode her pony.

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