Murray the TWOT'
'BOUT SAYS IT ALL..AND HE NEVER EVEN
WORKED TO EARN THE TITLE..Watt another
TWOT..' And don't say you were not warned.'
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Categories:
watt, appreciation, bullying, cancer, freedom,
Form: Free verse
Watt
Disturbed enough
To dream of
Peace of mind
The rat race glitches
-You to grasp
And me to find-
Inhale, Gasp
You’re swallowing the rasp
Of this universal glide
Survive
It’s something in your clutch
Hued and less imbued
With or without
Rust
Growing in your clasp,
Threatening the mold
Dis s o l v e
When you think you
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Categories:
watt, psychological, sound,
Form: Rhyme
John Watt
Jokes he delivers us on Fun Monoku Mondays.
”October Skies,” he wrote just when starting college -
His gift to loving grandparents which garnered him much praise.
Noble is John’s soul, and his mind is filled with knowledge.
With Knock-Knock jokes – don’t reply “John Who?”
Ask instead “John What?”
To which the answer sounds the same as his name: “John
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Categories:
watt, friend, poets,
Form: Acrostic
John Watt Poem Comment
If John (or Jane), a spouse (or bike) can bring butt pain
and some fools in pursuit of mere bliss think both tools.
Most fighters win rounds (one or two). But do they fight to win (for you)?
Some might say I’m a blighter. Still, new bikes are lighter!
There are good wines that age, but the best wine
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Categories:
watt, appreciation,
Form: Rhyme
Inspired Dedicated Verse With Words From Poet John Watt-We'Re Children From the Same Loving God
We are,
We are, we are God's children;
We are, His
I have many,
I have many different sisters and brothers;
All of the multiple colours;
We're a family;
With the same Holy Abba, Father;
Halleluiah
Alleluia
We're a family
the Whites, the Browns, the Tans;
Every woman and man;
All colours are brothers;
Whether you believe or not;
God's NO, colour GOD-Hallehula
The Beige, the Blacks,
We are ALL reverence;
God
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Categories:
watt, analogy, anxiety, appreciation, beautiful,
Form: Lyric
Watt Her
with doser in hand
walking the land
scape waiting
for a sign
that my
rod may tug
like a fishing
line letting
the bobber
sign
what i've tried
to find i've
found
under
this
mound that
is damp to
touch and
smells of
musk
surely the
search of
what i
came
to
find is now
within my
grasp or
at least
a lick
fluid flowing
as my tongue
digs deeper
into what
this is
i simply
end with
a french
kiss
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Categories:
watt, muse,
Form: I do not know?
Watt Are You
watt are you
we know
what
are
us
i
am
me's now
go take
a nap
not
or
i
am
kilo
watt
are you
?
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Categories:
watt, art,
Form: Ode
Heart of Mega Watt
Love is the mater of heart
hidden in the power of it
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Categories:
watt, introspection, love,
Form: Light Verse
William Watt
We gathered as a family this evening remembered you
Interesting how your name came up,
Long after you were gone, those who came
Listening to old conversations of love
Inspired in themselves a longing to meet you
Asking questions delicately about your demise
Memory mentioned the poignant details
Willingly, what was wrapped away unwrapped me
All these years of anxious alternatives provoked
Timelessly
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Categories:
watt, death, family, longing,
Form: Acrostic
Percy Watt Bullet Dodger
Percy would stand up and sidestep and tap dance while the bullets bounced around him....
Percy laughed at death
and the Grim Reapers sickle missed him..
http://www.scullywag.com/kokoda1942stoush/
PERCY WATT.
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Categories:
watt, warold, old,
Form: Ballad
For William Watt (Brother Sonny)
William, I in your scholars footsteps went
Across the seas of the white continent
To seek the demon that your bright soul bent
Away from self, harbor of home, government
Of mind. I saw the citadels, abroad
Their light, and the mesmerized world flowing
Like pilgrims starved, yet all searches outward
They clustered history, gently bowing.
What would a boy who danced the
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Categories:
watt, brother, history, life
Form: Quatrain
Remission (In Memory of William Watt).
Birth begins the tragedy in us. Life's
First sound is a blank scream
Against sorrow's hidden portends of strifes
All we know are mirages and dream.
Mother took the news staring at the sky
She must have cried inside
For I have no evidence else. There's no why
For it ... how my rage defied
Her callous front ... he was her first
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Categories:
watt, brother, death, nostalgiaworld, time,
Form: Elegy