Poem Details | by
Kelly Deschler |
Categories:
death, friend, heartbroken, lonely, loss, remember, sad,
Our friendship here had only just started
then you left me alone, broken hearted
you're gone but not forgotten
now life it seems so rotten
ever since the sad day you departed.
We miss you, Chan :)
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Poem Details | by
Black Eyed Susan |
Categories:
life, loss
You used to be my strength, my rock
I looked to you for comforting thoughts
Till you thinned like paper
Your caring tapered
And like scissors you cut me off
Received 1st place in PD's "rock paper scissors" contest
Poem Details | by
Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen |
Categories:
funny, happiness, health, life, loss
Slams Destroyed Her Head
She was slammed by slam poetry, boo hoo!
Some folks wondered about the hullabaloo.
When bombarded with dread,
Sad thoughts destroyed her head.
Now, she thinks she’s a blithering cuckoo!
© July 17, 2010
Dane Smith-Johnsen
Poem Details | by
Bill Baker |
Categories:
basketball, clothes, feelings, games, humor, jobs, loss,
I made the bet on who’d win the game
the Bulls looked great; my team played quite lame
dressed in clown’s clothes
with a red clown nose
the whole office will laugh without shame
Poem Details | by
Duke Beaufort |
Categories:
crazy, political,
Why has creepy ego appeared?
D.Tby some sickos was reared!
He fears loss as sin
And smears all to win
But clearly his veneer is...weird
Poem Details | by
Carolyn Devonshire |
Categories:
football, humor, sports,
We're angry! What sports fan can blame us?
There hasn't been one loss for Jameis
But off-the-field ruckus
Makes sportscasters muck us
Once famous, now Jameis just shames us
*Written about former FSU quarterback Jameis Winston's run ins with the law.
Poem Details | by
Caryl Muzzey |
Categories:
funny, work,
I worked for a cranky old boss
who came to work always quite cross.
Finally found out,
he developed gout,
when stocks took a capital loss
Copyright © 2011 By Caryl SMuzzey
Poem Details | by
Jack Clark |
Categories:
abuse, culture, emotions, introspection, loss, racism, society,
Red, Black, Yellow - Brown or White
During the day or - late at night
- When Life is lost
- It’s too great a cost
No justification can make it right.
Poem Details | by
Dustin Craig |
Categories:
confusion, dark, death, depression, goodbye, lonely, loss, stress, suicide,
There once was a man that was lackluster
Who's life was one giant cluster
Writes a suicide note
He slits his throat
Blank stares are all his family can muster
Poem Details | by
Curtis Moorman |
Categories:
loss,
PLAYING THE LOTTERY
A young lady named Nanny Lou Wicket
Bought herself a lottery ticket
She won so much cash
It caused a heart attack
Now the money is gone, and so is Nanny Lou Wicket
Poem Details | by
Dustin Craig |
Categories:
death, fear, loss, people,
There once was a guy who was crazy
Took bath salts to make him not lazy
Bad trip to say the least
Human flesh was a feast
Dead carcass was pushin' up daises
Poem Details | by
Andrew Crisci |
Categories:
loss, sports
Not all my hits are home runs,
many of them miss the bat;
specators respond with boos...
right there I expect to lose,
and getting angry, I toss my cap.
Poem Details | by
James Fraser |
Categories:
fun, humor, husband, loss, marriage, wife,
That's a week the wife has been missing
For years I've so longed this hoping
Prepare for the worst the Police said
Panic thoughts in my head
The Charity shop was not my so wishing
Poem Details | by
Katherine Stella |
Categories:
death, dedication, family, loss, missing you,
Once came along sisters entity
Sound like runaway trains fifth degree
Across trailers tin roof
Dogs started howl and woof
When seen spirit pants I did pee
Poem Details | by
S.Jagathsimhan Nair |
Categories:
loss,
Long back, a lottery ticket, I bought
Won a small sum which was lucky I thought
I boarded a bus with that cash
Lost five times that win in a flash
To a pickpocket, which left me distraught.
For: Susan Burch’s Lottery ticket limerick contest, 6 Jan 11
Poem Details | by
Black Eyed Susan |
Categories:
depression, health, loss, peace,
A bad day at the 7-11
The cola slurpee's not working again!
I don't want cherry,
Grape, or strawberry -
Only cola gives me that peace-like zen!
10/30/11
Poem Details | by
Barbara Gorelick |
Categories:
funny, loss,
I just knew it would be my lucky day
The lottery I decided to play
But I had no luck
Not even a buck
Now we're eating beans until my next pay
Poem Details | by
Carolyn Devonshire |
Categories:
humor, rain,
A strong hurricane blows across the beach
My umbrella turns inside-out; I screech!
Broadcasting from a cell phone
Rain pelts and there’s no tone
For the first time I’m at a loss for speech
Poem Details | by
Mark Goodson |
Categories:
childhood, death, depression, family, life, loss, sad,
When I was a child of nine
I thought I had all the time
Time to live and be happy
Time to fish with my pappy
But death had crossed the line
Poem Details | by
John Smith |
Categories:
on work and working,
That job he assigned came out a loss,
which tells why my boss' so mean and cross
Then down below my belt
his firm rough grasp I felt,
as me out on my ass he did toss.
Poem Details | by
Thane Kerric |
Categories:
abuse, addiction, loss, today, drug,
Alcohol, drugs, and lies
some of them die
slaves to the stage
fans filled with rage
our favorites just say goodbye
Poem Details | by
Bill Baker |
Categories:
fun, funny, loss, sleep, teen,
There once was a lad we all called him Mack
To carry his snacks, he had a backpack
While taking a snooze,
His backpack he’d lose
Somewhere, someone was enjoying a snack
Poem Details | by
Quentin Ehlinger |
Categories:
humorous,
The once was a woman named Terri
Who could make you feel so merry
But then there was loss
When she tried to be boss
Inferior? She made you feel very
Poem Details | by
Howard Tunick |
Categories:
humor,
There once was an economist who claimed
Deregulation wasn’t to blame
For the failure of banks
Loss of middle class ranks
‘Til unemployment had to pay him in francs
Poem Details | by
Jack Ellison |
Categories:
friendship,
John John's waitings must feverishly write
A day without John John that's just not right
We talk every single day
Never a loss for what to say
Each day we babble on in the early morning light