Trolls
The trolls that haunt this site
and think they're always right,
who bully, b itch and moan
are rotten to the bone.
I find it hard to hide my smirks
as they're a freaky load of jerks.
No hint of humor there
but I don't really care;
I shake my head, I'm numb
(I'd hate to be so dumb).
I find it hard
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Categories:
trolls, evil,
Form: Verse
Trolls, Bots and Spidered Webs
Through false truth, the Rus reclaims hegemony,
Farming trolls to be enrolled,
'Neath bridges, clowns, see enemies,
Puking riddles on those tolled.
Then the bots deliver the hurl,
Regurgitate into the net,
Till truth is common as a pearl,
Yet what you see is what you get.
Spidered webs entangle yonder,
The language largely modeled,
And artificial minds are left to ponder,
Which words are
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Categories:
trolls, allusion, america, corruption, immigration,
Form: Rhyme
Mean Girls and Trolls
I never knew some girls could be so mean
and carry on like a trans high school teen.
It sure ain’t raging hormones
cos this coven are old crones
who crave attention and wish to be seen!
So I shall grant them that wish they so crave
and make ‘em my witch ‘n make ‘em
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Categories:
trolls, anti bullying, conflict, humorous,
Form: Limerick
Trolls
Lurking behind false identities
And faceless names
They launch a venomous attack
Pulling you down the road to defame
Their malicious intent to vilify your name
Is a vicious and preposterous game
Shameless trolls are a sadistic ploy
Often media houses deploy
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Categories:
trolls, abuse, bullying, hate, hurt,
Form: Rhyme
feeling superior to trolls
they live in the toadstools of Venue Valley
materializing only when wanting to do mischief
or to frighten a superstitious human
I heard them giggling once,
but they did not appear to me
trolls are fearful of redheaded girls
We have a reputation of turning them into toads
or bats, cats, snakes or worse
it is our Celtic heritage on speed
come on out!
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Categories:
trolls, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse
Eafer Trolls
The Trolls of NeighCassier smiled
as they undermined.
They acted sweet and welcoming
:but they were mean and rude and
unkind.
The evaluated situations with
prowess and assortment and hust
they made enemies of the dwarfingdores
and smuggled there squashes and stuff.
There women acted like witches
there men were shy and mean
they raided fields in the evening
and at night
they'd wear twigs to be unseen.
Potatoes
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Categories:
trolls, adventure, allusion, betrayal, bullying,
Form: Bio
my promise to the trolls
on Wednesday I blew away and it was a delight.
north wind picked me up and carried me out of sight.
I landed in troll village, and they declared me bright.
Voted me mayor, were all impressed with my height.
I was a head-turner, caused a riot, and a fight.
Promised them I will be back again on Friday night.
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Categories:
trolls, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Monorhyme
abusers and trolls smile too
Some of the most charming people in the world
are trolls with mean dispositions they hide for months at a time
They like to date lively, joyful, women
These charmers are lovely; saying the right things
Tricking these women into falling in love with them
After they capture these women, they attempt to isolate them
Doing their best to keep them
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Categories:
trolls, abuse,
Form: Free verse
Knocking on Doors
Knocking on doors, people to meet,
house after house, street after street,
keeping going, day after day,
whatever polls or trolls might say,
there's not much time for resting feet.
Car park selfies, the meet and greet,
sharing stickers and printed sheets,
no time to waste, there’s no delay,
knocking on doors.
Sunshine, showers, rinse then repeat,
change is never an easy feat,
when the future
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Categories:
trolls, change, dedication, future, people,
Form: Rondeau
The Trolls
Everyday, from time to time
They do things that do not rhyme
To and fro without a cause
Barking bitterness without a pause
They're like pests on a plant
Or like ants in the pants
Doing nothing but to bite
Bringing nothing but blight
Jabbering from here to there
Jabbering everywhere
They know nothing but to
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Categories:
trolls, courage,
Form: Rhyme
Truffle Trolls
People reveal the contents of their heart.
drip by painful drip.
It takes courage to tell the world what ails them.
What hurt them-stomped them down.
How they are in the process of healing.
Climbing back up that brutal mountain, called self-doubt.
Frayed hope-sliding back down -getting back on route.
A million questions slung in the face.
What is God anyway, who are
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Categories:
trolls, bullying,
Form: Free verse
The Wind Is Blowing, and Something Smells
Yes, I know fetid air has been filtering in
Everyone around chokes on the stench,
sour gin disguised as sweet words
from the mouth of the depraved, loving sin
one can never smother foul barnyard scents
It would take a thousand fragrant candles
to burn the donkey's ass
and get rid of the
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Categories:
trolls, christian, courage, education, heaven,
Form: Free verse
Trolls Want To Share a Wife
Three old trolls looked for a wife.
One to keep the rest of their life.
They decided they wanted to share one.
A woman who can cook said the troll who was fun.
A woman who was jolly and fine said Jimmy Whine.
A woman who wants me to make her mine.
I just want one who likes counting toes.
Said the
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Categories:
trolls, fantasy,
Form: Rhyme
Scaring the Trolls
two of the happiest most colorful trolls of the hour
came by in a wheelbarrow and picked up a flower
I watched them and smiled, they were having such fun.
one of them fell out and landed smack on his bum.
they both thought this was a hoot, and laughed merrily.
I ran out and asked if either would like
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Categories:
trolls, 1st grade, 2nd grade,
Form: Rhyme
Giving Four Trolls a Chance
They were gnarly and snarly and mean with sticking out tummies.
I think they are horrible, nasty, mean, and maybe they’re dummies.
That is not a nice way to be, my mother told me, give them a chance.
I crept up on them and watched while they did a tiny troll-like dance.
Their bare feet were joyful, they were
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Categories:
trolls, 1st grade, 3rd grade,
Form: Rhyme
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