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Mobile Home Poems - Poems about Mobile Home

Premium Member wish for her children
...Born in a trailer Not a mobile home Not classy Lived her life behind a junk yard fence With fighting parents Both of them angry addicts Decides she will become rich and famous No help and ......

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Categories: mobile home, parents,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member I'm retired and live in a small, mobile home
...I'm retired and live in a small, mobile home, about 5600 miles from the outskirts of Rome, about 7200 miles from the waters of the Ganges, and about 5100 miles from Machu Picchu, in the peaks of t......

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Categories: mobile home, 12th grade, age, funny,
Form: Light Verse



One bright star
... As I walked around this rusted mobile home park on a cold December night, with unpaved roads and the usual strays nowhere in sight. I stopped to look up at the beautiful moonlight. It was......

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Categories: mobile home, inspiration, light, moon, night,
Form: Haibun
We Dream of Rain Iii
...We dream of rain... And the mystery of the gun We bold hold and driven apart Kill the king when lovers depart We dream of rain and the dark arts Upon an endless sea, across an infinite A’meric......

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Categories: mobile home, adventure, allah, allegory, angst,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member 1981: a Texas Odyssey
...Calamities… assaulted by the Memorial Day tsunami drowned victims & floating cars-- appendix detonates during the Season of Hell haplessly hospitalized in the UT-Austin medical zoo Delusion of......

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Categories: mobile home, anger, angst, anxiety, crazy,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Home Sweet Home
... When I was a child, little Like the kitten and puppy Who lean on their grownup elders For food, shelter and affection I lived in a trailer Called a mobile home By some who don’t kn......

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Categories: mobile home, childhood, family, home,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Big Bow Tie
...There was a guy with a wandering eye He walked around town with a big bow tie A colorful wardrobe It’s seen around the globe One day his ex decked him and said goodbye S......

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Categories: mobile home, humor,
Form: Limerick
Pioneer Village
...I think of my brother's wedding at Pioneer Village many happy years ago My brother Tom wore a handsome tuxedo and his wife wore a beautiful bridal white gown. They arrived in an elegant carriage......

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Categories: mobile home, blessing, brother, god,
Form: Free verse
My Father's Kingdom,
...Everything the sun touches Is his domain. The broken pickup trucks, Trailers to broken to be habitable, Beer cans that rustles in the wind, like tumbleweeds in the desert The Diner, My mother wo......

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Categories: mobile home, society, son, spoken word,
Form: Free verse
To Her
...Here's to dying, rueful eyes, beautiful but made to cry; to a mouth too choked to sing, and ears that can't hear anything. Here's to needles 'neath the skin, burning just to be on him; to th......

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Categories: mobile home, depression, heartbreak,
Form: Rhyme
Shell Shocked
...Humpty Dumpty had no yolk As oft implied to younger folk. This hatched idea in oviform Should never have become the norm. And so, before it is too late I mean to set the record straight. For ......

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Categories: mobile home, perspective,
Form: Couplet
My Own Private Canterbury
...When we retired we were so inspired: To live free and rest from our labors. This mobile home park has lived up to the mark, But oh, goodness gracious, the neighbors. Jay the old peeper can snoo......

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Categories: mobile home, humorous, retirement,
Form: Limerick
Beauties and Cuties
...Hey,Miss cute little jumping spider; you are a skilled under leaf hider. Wow!The crown like eight tiny eyes! or you the princess in disguise? Hello, Mr. Handsome Hawk moth caterpillar; the col......

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Categories: mobile home, animal, beautiful, beauty,
Form: Free verse
Thirst
...Prostrated to such vastness, unable to speak I turned away leaving fear standing where I had come, and the immense river entered into those boundaries I had raised. I watched the pale colors......

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Categories: mobile home, beauty, journey,
Form: Free verse
Slowpoke
...Birds shed their feathers; Trees, they change with the weather. But I have seen heaven; I have seen hell. Felt all of life slowly, stuck in my shell. Hundred years, I have spent in my mobile ho......

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Categories: mobile home, age, allegory, animal, death,
Form: Rhyme

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