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"vette" poems
A mile to work and a mile to home; I roam this bay town more often alone Than with anyone else who's willing to stay; I fray and I wither like Bill back in the day Of those times so funky where music was fresh; Outta breath I would get singing along in my vette: I pretend, quite often, that instead I do own; But no, it's well know of my junker I roam That I travel point A to point B by such mode; Yes, I go via foot or death trap on the road That is ever before me and ready to fight; Whether night or day light, my knees give their might And walk and stomp and push best they can; Whether sit or stand or cross bridges off land I do hope to pickup a better way, Less stranger; But danger aside, I drive on: me and my ford ranger.
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Sep 1, 2015
Sep 1, 2015 at 11:28 PM UTC
An ode to my truck
Today, I gazed upon the future. Stingrays, Mercedes S-Class, Corvette ZR1.... I couldn't take my eyes off that brand new Vette I looked at my dad and pointed at that ZR1 I said That's why I'm in college I won't quit till I fall out I won't stop till I'm gone I don't want to be good I don't aim to just be better If I'm gonna do it I have to be the best Maybe more But for sure For sure Absolutely nothing less That's my ZR1 My Z06 I'll take off in that S-Class How do you say..... Kompressor Appetite for Champagne Budget for beer No worry Prospects are already flowing I'll be the first round draft pick I still hold the top spot Highest grade point average Dead serious I got this Heads up I'm coming for you Remember those three letters JMG You'll see them again I promise I am not the same I'm an alien I hover over you Climb in my spaceship Let's go for a ride If you dare to understand me You'll never let go But dare for a ride Cause I'm not slowing down until i find out what that means I'm not gonna quit til my brain stops tickin I'm hungry Starving I'm gonna plow through this **** Like Cam Newton through some Gamecocks.....Yeah 56-17 You can try to do something about it I really hope you do I'm a soldier I'm never ever Going away I swear to god You better keep your eyes open
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Dec 4, 2010
Dec 4, 2010 at 5:03 PM UTC
On the horizon I see where rock bottom used to be....
shiny ‘vette velvet walls noontime cabaret passing by, bye cigarette cell phone calls boot mark to the face push and pull take the cake climb to the top! rise at the top! wallet’s fat bank account swells now some time to wait nice and full got it made winding the clock! (winding the clock!) scratching backs fingernails smell now i'm turning grey take my dime, not my time what was that? slot machine bells not for me today or any day one more sip of lemonade when will it stop? when will it stop? when will it stop? when will it stop? when will it?
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Jul 25, 2021
Jul 25, 2021 at 8:09 PM UTC
The Bizzi
Dov'era la luna? Ché il cielo notava in un'alba di perla, ed ergersi il mandorlo e il melo parevano a meglio vederla. Venivano soffi di lampi da un nero di nubi laggiù: veniva una voce dai campi: chiù... Le stelle lucevano rare tra mezzo alla nebbia di latte: sentivo il cullare del mare, sentivo un fru fru tra le fratte; sentivo nel cuore un sussulto, com'eco d'un grido che fu. Sonava lontano il singulto: chiù... Su tutte le lucide vette tremava un sospiro di vento; squassavano le cavallette finissimi sistri d'argento (tintinni a invisibili porte che forse non s'aprono più?... ); e c'era quel pianto di morte... chiù...
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875
L'assiuolo
At first, it was lies to tell girls Friday night at the pub I have this Trust my rich parent's left me, just a million a year, **** them, or I just passed the bar, gonna be a lawyer, hey hey , let me buy you a drink. That is how I studied storytelling. I was bested many a times. This cutie pie stayed wide eyed near and laughed too loud at all my jokes and acted helpless with a cue in her hand, one fateful night. I should have realized her game was better, when she jumped the two ball and sunk the eight, like it was an accident. It was getting later and the crowd was thinning out and we played Pac-Man together. She had this gleam in her eye. She asked did I want a ride in her 'vette. My eyes lit up . Hell's Yes I said, emphatically! I paid the tab and followed her out to the barely lit parking lot, all the time looking left and right, wanting to see a Corvette and hoping it was red. She took my hand led me to this little white Chevette! I fell instantly in love.
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May 14, 2017
May 14, 2017 at 10:46 PM UTC
instantly in love
drinks and cusses like a sailor holds her own with spiders in the shower makes her own breakfast cleans the dishes she uses spends her money at Dollar General likes cats and dogs drinks whiskey and smokes *** so my beer and ******* are all mine has a trimmed  heart above her ***** and only one tattoo a heart on her left breast no metal in her thing a dad and mom that she still talks to an ex who pays child support children who are almost perfect little saints who is not afraid to put me in my place at times likes Baseball and once wrote a dissertation for her PHD about the differences between Socialism and liberalism and drives a Vette. A 1988 Chevette! I knew her a long time ago.
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Aug 7, 2016
Aug 7, 2016 at 9:07 PM UTC
my kind of woman
11/20/2012 Fifteen years will not find me a suburban home. Not minivan nor prius in my driveway. You see, I need space to roam. I was born for the open highway. All I need is a 'vette and a Jeep. Just a cabin in the mountains, A condo on the beech, A suite above the Vegas fountains. I'll never settle, not when old, And I'll not be tied down by any wife. I refuse to fill the common mould, I was meant for the free life.
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Sep 29, 2014
Sep 29, 2014 at 2:12 AM UTC
The Free Life
Lucy was majorly bummed, looked seriously glum, said her Daddy had taken her T-Bird away, wasn’t have much fun anymore. I said, “Are you freaking kidding me girl, clearly you could buy a ‘Vette & have just as much fun!” Then she smiled with that Lucy-gorgeous-smile & replied, **** straight Jonny, think I’ll head down to the dealership, check thinks out, there ain’t no way Daddy’s gonna rain on my parade!”
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Jan 25, 2014
Jan 25, 2014 at 12:47 PM UTC
Ain’t No Way Daddy’s Rainin’ on Lucy’s Parade (She Said So)
When pop was a boy Iz pride and joy Was just to have wheels wiv a mota Tricked up didn’t play, not in their hood Even though you could End result wouldn’t lift the skin - off a rice pud Real quick in that day Only came by the way Of serious a serious wedge of pay Aston, Ferrari, you could take to the bank Hemi, Stang and Vette for the yanks For most just wall posters and wanks These days it different, back from the dead Universal balance has got out of bed And delivered justice for the poor petrolhead You can strut your stuff, in your supa caa But the kid in a Rex or an EVO jam jar Gonna embarrass you, you fucken rockstar We quikka N you - its no pop quiz These days turbos and nitrous is the biz Nuffink about the money just how big your ***** is Want to put up your half million Mclaren Thats just a few tenths quicka, than a subbie wagon Equipped wiv a teenage ****** called Darren? We quikka N you - even with your cash One real aspect in life, where design and dash Triumphed over money and flash We quikka N you And don’t you forget it Now get out of my way
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May 12, 2017
May 12, 2017 at 1:34 AM UTC
We quikka N you
as love too much or love in vain or a wrong chord sung in ecstasy say oh god my tone deaf partner and it sounds like opera to me write me poems leave them in lipstick on my back I will stand in the mirror and crane my neck take keys and scribe my vette stick icepicks in my tires me and my new love watched naked inside while peeping out the window both of us had been there before I hate you hurt but **** life is sometimes hard
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Jun 7, 2017
Jun 7, 2017 at 6:28 AM UTC
ain't no such thing
Yea I eat steak I'm also not ashamed to say I ********** I stayed at the Holiday Inn Loved the continental breakfast so much I'll be goin' there again This planet spins around the sun It really is alot of fun I'm always alone I guess that's a shame Some say this life is like a game I have no money Or no honey It's no big deal I think that's funny I often sit upon that log Try not to eat the hog Hog is pig Eat too much and you'll get too big I'm a joggin man Runnin' on that treadmill As fast As I can This country is way in debt The license plate read "Trake man" on his blue 'vette He is a bald guy that works out at the gym He is fairly buff and I am more slim I love these dried apricots I said with a grin Lord help me not to sin My therapist she went away Well I'll be fine and that's okay We are a nation in debt A nation that does not respect its vets I spend my life alone I like to watch youtube in my home
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May 10, 2015
May 10, 2015 at 10:11 PM UTC
Random Rhymes
I’d never have the guts to call myself a feminist. Any man that does is full of **** ladies. Men don’t know anything about being a woman. There are two genders. Or, there are 200. Either way it doesn’t matter. You know what matters more than anything? Being cool. Being a decent human being. Having self-control. Accepting that you’re responsible for what you say and do. Treat the girl or guy of your dreams like they’re the girl or guy of your dreams. Don’t treat them like a Corvette or a ********* cheeseburger. Hey, can I have a ride in your ‘vette? No? Okay. How about a bite; just one bite of that thick, juicy, delicious-looking burger? No? Fine. Thanks anyway. See? It’s easy. If you think it’s more difficult than the aforementioned examples; you’ve got to go. Bye. *** -JBClaywell © P&ZPublications
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Nov 11, 2017
Nov 11, 2017 at 4:54 PM UTC
Gutless Wonder
I'm sure you've observed it, that thing that they say: Experience tends to just get in the way. If I'm in the mood for philosophy talks I don't go to scholars from Stanford or Ox; I'll turn right around and go down to the docks and get some philosophy out of the box. I don't fool around with those **** engineers; their time was just wasted to study for years. I just grabbed a fellow out drinking some beers, said I needed a rig that is spacious, and yet can climb like a Willys and turn like a Vette. He said he'd deliver December the third; if there was a problem I'm sure I'd have heard. And if I was feeling some pain pretty keen from down by my liver or maybe my spleen I'd talk to a fellow I met at the zoo, say just cut in here, take a minute or two; if you see a bad liver you'll know what to do, and soon I'd be frisking around like a goat and coming November, you know how I'll vote.
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Sep 30, 2016
Sep 30, 2016 at 7:46 AM UTC
Experience