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The Ripping Man
The Ripping Man
Liz Cheney is ripped, and several documents, too, where is Nicolas Cage to save our national treasure?
Christyl Rivers, Phd.
Aug 19
National Potato Day August 19th
National Potato Day August 19th
with special thanks to Nutty Walt!
Laura Sheridan
Aug 18
From Three Until Six
From Three Until Six
a verse translation of a poem by Jenő Heltai
Joe Váradi
Aug 14
Lamentation to Derelict Poets
Lamentation to Derelict Poets
Listen ye nitwits, dullards, dim bulbs, and brain-dead: hearken the testimony of one falsely led. In blithe youth I sought a voice for…
sappgregg
Aug 13
Fluff Beneath My Dreams
Fluff Beneath My Dreams
Sing to the tune of “Wind Beneath My Wings”
Shereen Bingham
Aug 13
Oi, Mush
Oi, Mush
homage to a fascinating life-form
Laura Sheridan
Aug 13
The Old Ballgame
The Old Ballgame
A poem
Ann Christine Tabaka
Aug 12
Florida Man House Raided In Fraud And Treason Sting
Florida Man House Raided In Fraud And Treason Sting
Florida Man Strikes Again, Will the Allegation Alligators Bite Back?
Christyl Rivers, Phd.
Aug 9
“How Did He Solve His Problem With a Toilet?”
“How Did He Solve His Problem With a Toilet?”
…to the tune of “How Do You Solve a Problem Like Maria?”
Mary L. Holden
Aug 9
Don’t Mention the ‘P’ Word
Don’t Mention the ‘P’ Word
‘P’oetry petrifies me… but I still love writing verse
GK Kingsley
Aug 5
Sacrifice Another Lamb
Sacrifice Another Lamb
Millions, if not billions, of animal sacrifices
Christyl Rivers, Phd.
Aug 3
Knees
Knees
with apologies to Joyce Kilmer
Laura Sheridan
Aug 2
Be On Guard
Be On Guard
The devil beams in your face, with interest, almost genuine, He’ll want to praise your honour, even bring forth his medicine.
Mabel Osejindu
Aug 1
The Gift
The Gift
A poem
Ann Christine Tabaka
Aug 1
National ‘Talk in an Elevator’ Day 31st July
National ‘Talk in an Elevator’ Day 31st July
Yes, it’s a real day and we’re all encouraged to chat
Laura Sheridan
Jul 31
Sonnet to Getting Out of Bed
Sonnet to Getting Out of Bed
Awaken drowsy, this unwanted dawn, assaults a slumbering dream’s eerie spell Face buried in pillow; alas, it’s gone, repose shattered by…
sappgregg
Jul 30
It’s Groovier to Get Up in the Morning After You Retire
It’s Groovier to Get Up in the Morning After You Retire
A one-sentence poem of 200 words
Shereen Bingham
Jul 30
Love Sonnett
Love Sonnett
A fair verse portrait — that was what I planned, Which meant, to start, some iambs of your faults. I find you wind the mantle clock too…
Patrick Flynn
Jul 28
My boyfriend’s bed
My boyfriend’s bed
An entirely unsexy poem
Amy Knight
Jul 26
Television sold us out
Television sold us out
I’m not sure what they’re selling — other than selling our attention span
Christyl Rivers, Phd.
Jul 23
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