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"punning" poems
My phone clamped to my ear, Listening to you think. We were punning. (We would combine categories like ‘The Royal Mail’ and ‘Sea Life’, And come up with things like Octo-post and Cod-espondence.) That night it was ‘Crockery’ and ‘Celebrities’. You thought of Plate Moss And Camilla Parker Bowl.
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Sep 26, 2013
Sep 26, 2013 at 7:31 PM UTC
puns
Now, the Sun is again setting; with fading beams a frenzy knight who shone & lit the dark with awful might That shine is now punning and the Sun is again on verge of setting. Shall the dark win the light? Shall thou live in the night? ‘O’ Sun don’t forget thyself truth of fighting the dark to bring the light Why leave hope? thou sow those seeds and reap that crop that Sun again shine – the purely white who can win over the night; So the Sun may again set in
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Oct 25, 2011
Oct 25, 2011 at 1:10 PM UTC
If Sun Again Set
I love you. I love the way you feel, sitting close to me in the comfortable darkness. I love the movie playing in the background- I love the actors, the music, the scenery. I love making jokes about the characters, punning on the dialogue, pointing out holes in the plot. I love crying at the sad parts, laughing at the funny parts, and laughing even harder at the parts that aren't even meant to be funny, just because you're there with me. I love my friends, who sit and laugh at us, make fools of us as we make fools of ourselves. I love the refreshing taste of the cool soda I'm drinking, the crunch of popcorn as we share a tub between us. I love this quaint, little scene in this quaint, little place in this quaint, little town in this crazy, big universe. I love everything about this moment. I love so much. But how long will I have to go on Until I can finally say I love myself.
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Aug 13, 2015
Aug 13, 2015 at 4:38 AM UTC
I love
With Poe-try you can surely get your Words' worth So many words are waiting like a Wolfe at your door, for their Cummings into being. If you listen, they Pound upon your brain They Lamb-aste your viscera, making you Nash your teeth. They create a Millay in your head. So many shapes, so many Hughes Lusting for Moore they Lear at you when you least expect. Look back at them! Like Frost upon the windowpane they write themselves, then, when all is said and Donne melt away too soon. Grasp them when you can. Put them in a *Rowe Taylor* them to your muse, use your Whit, man !
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May 23, 2018
May 23, 2018 at 9:45 AM UTC
Punning With Poets (or Can Homer Come Out to Play?)
Page late for purpose Blame the person caged by age and its curtains I sense a web of change to delay and weaken Being stabbed out of range left me derailed and beaten Heart cried fear out of rage as  I lost touch with nature Here starts a new year, 2008 as I fought and touched her with anger Regrets of closing that open door, free Like charging God for the chosen Lord to be Compassion hooked and tossed only to catch a ‘selfish’ I saw a stranger in the mirror, fashion-hooked and forged to match maverick, Jekyll and Hyde, was it real or a lie?? The curse of a good man switch, like the dream of my Ex being a witch I deem it worse if all Man were rich My colleague saw my haircut and said it all punning How ironic to compare ‘Us’ Samson’s shortcomings The burden of the eaten is bulging, I ponder Adam’s apple …And the Garden of Eden is still cunning, will I ever settle?? The World is a ring of punches Appearance Vs Reality Who will be King of Conscious??
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Jul 16, 2014
Jul 16, 2014 at 4:00 AM UTC
Jekyll and Hyde
Life along the Liffey Riverruns and keeps on running In this misty musical city I keep playing, praying, punning Post-modernity arrives I reJoyce and am not shunning Though much is taken, much abides Including silence, exile, and cunning
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Apr 25, 2019
Apr 25, 2019 at 2:08 PM UTC
Dear Dublin (to strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield)
Flirting with ideas daily running through these facades of society mainly skirting up to the offers to leave everything behind faintly we're humanity we're society we're everything we bind our limbs to things so we can cling to a glimpse of something we could force to sing but we avoid our dreams and most precious things because we fear losing everything to say in this place making us a basket case smearing the disappoint across our face afraid to run in the race that would lead us to a lace of humanities untouched pace its such a disgrace we never leave this place with such a familiar face fearing the race leads to a lace of unfulfilled grace we're humanity we're society we're everything we bind our limbs to things so we can cling to a glimpse of something we could force to sing but we avoid our dreams and most precious things because we fear losing everything toy with the idea of running away boy you and me we could take to a new sway coy and brave in its paths astray joy in belongings put away deploy to a new place each day boy you and me we can take to a new day each day with no defined way every day with paths astray
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Mar 26, 2014
Mar 26, 2014 at 6:28 PM UTC
Punning away
With Poe-try you can surely get your Words' worth. So many words are waiting like a Wolfe at your door, for their Cummings into being. If you listen, they Pound upon your brain They Lamb-aste your viscera, making you Nash your teeth. They create a Millay in your head. So many shapes, so many Hughes! Lusting for Moore, they Lear at you when you least expect. Look back at them! Like Frost upon the windowpane they write themselves, then, when all is said and Donne, melt away too soon. Grasp them when you can. Put them in a Rowe. Taylor them to your muse, use your Whit, man!
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Mar 31, 2017
Mar 31, 2017 at 10:18 PM UTC
Punning With Poets (or Can Homer Come Out to Play?)