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Subterranean Poems - Poems about Subterranean


Premium MemberSubterranean Homesick Blues - Archimedean Homesick Blues

This poem, which is loaded with math terms, is to be sung to the tune of Subterranean Homesick Blues.  What was I thinking?  

Johnny’s in the basement
Working on geometry
You’ll see my intent
A theorem in development
Presh is on the website 
Hit pause, scratch head
Trick problem, misled 
Try another approach instead
Look out kid
Better check it
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Categories: subterranean, math, music,
Form: Rhyme

Subterranean Feeling

Light subterranean
Reflecting love unusual
Run in veins terrain.
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Categories: subterranean, deep, feelings, love, ocean,
Form: Haiku



Premium MemberLost Subterranean City

lost subterranean city of the Grand Canyon
Fact, legend, Hopi story or cover-up?
In 1909 Arizona Gazette printed the story
A secret underground citadel a mile down
discovered by G E Kinkaid, a renown explorer
also the first white baby born in Idaho

the mysterious cavern was etched out in rock
shaped like the spokes of a wagon wheel
could have held up
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Categories: subterranean, travel,
Form: Narrative

Subterranean Homesick Blues Again

Dan's on the mezzanine 
asking where the mayor lives 
I'm on the dole line, 
wondrin bout conservatives 
The man with the leg cramps 
boot camps wheel clamps 
says they cut his food stamps. 
Look out son, 
he’s packin a gun: 
God knows why 
Pat Boone, full moon 
someone's gonna die soon. 

Del's on welfare, 
Donald
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Categories: subterranean, satire,
Form: Lyric

Subterranean

Down under
Asunder
There's worlds of wonder
Where etiquette 
Meets surrogate 
And the dress code's
Downright Confederate
Slithering among creepy crawlers
That descend from the
Heavenly puke-encrusted abyss above
Known as Hollywood Blvd 
I lower myself
Literally
Metaphorically
Into puddles of
Absentee-orchestrated nausea
I wear the badge
Singed onto calluses 
Coated with despair
Flavored with bacteria's black-dead cousins
There's more honor to own
When you don in early light 
Here ye, shall
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Categories: subterranean, dark, hyperbole, imagery, journey,
Form: Free verse



Phantom's Subterranean Vault

Phantom's Subterranean Vault
     By Dane Smith-Johnsen

Basement
Placement


Poetic Form: Footle
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Categories: subterranean, angst, childhood
Form: Light Verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things