Nosy Poems - Poems about Nosy

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In the corner of the room, you slyly creep, With your two cents ready, promises to keep, A dime-store detective, prying in my space, You're such a penny hoe, you never leave a trace. Whispered conversations, you twist and you weave, Like a spider in the shadows, never wanting to leave, Why not rub those two cents together with glee, And let...

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Nosy eyes always watch me like gold That could be gone in a blink of eye Meanwhile, they got stuck Forgetting that they too could be diamond If they only focus more on their own problems Than in minding much other people That they don't even know ...

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My first introduction when I moved in across the hall Was a lovely older lady, who stood under five feet tall She came up to my door to say welcome and hello And to tell me of the neighbours, some above and some below. She invited me over for a drink, I assumed a coffee or a tea Vodka, gin...

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I was on the second floor My window open for the breeze When from below I heard a sneeze Then just silence, nothing more. The next day I investigated The hollowed bush below my window Within it tidy piles, stacked all in a row So I waited for the night, breath bated. I heard the rattling of bike spokes and careful movements in the...

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Another neighbour in the building I saw him from my balcony. He Twisted up a plastic bag and carefully hid it, under the tree. He went back to his car and waited, Then eventually, drove away. I waited for hours until it was dark To see if someone would collect it that day When no one ever came to see I gave up and...

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This most peculiar man Who did handstands in the pool Always in the shallow end In his speedo, to stay cool? I've seen him dance in the street alone This most peculiar man Or out lying on the public grass Working on his his tan. But mostly I saw him by the water His banana hammock donned. This most peculiar man Some of the neighbours,...

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What is it to me if The teenage girl next door Leaves on a date dressed up Like a downtown whore? If her brother wears his cap With the bill in the back And their father drives up In a ratty old hearse Cadillac? Why do I let the smallest Things annoy me so? I think I would move away If I had some place to...

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A young girl eavesdrops On her parents one day And found out that They were the head Of the mafia and plans To have her killed Dispose of her body in Back of the cemetery Behind rose hill So, she runs to A friend's house Shaking with fear Crying and regretting What she had heard about her parents What she didn't know was That they made the whole...

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The silent neighbor is me, especially at night, when they fight, I stay out of it just being polite and not a nosy bee; those bruises the kids had, they swore they fell, not my fault, not my responsibility to report, just being polite; and not a nosy bee; when their mother broke her arm, her screams; I say,...

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Quiet were we and without a single care, but, "shush…did you hear that over there?" A small sigh and a rattling on the floor, couldn’t be the baby, I just closed the door. I just couldn’t figure out the what or where! Sounded like a moan or someone in fear, but the exact tones I couldn’t really hear. Maybe there...

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Nosy thinks he knows my heart, he peaks around the corner, If there were no secrets to his spying ways, the guilt wouldn't weigh on his shoulders... To My Secret Admirerer......

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a worm and hook plop orange koi gather around like nosy neighbors...

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She runs down the street in her bathrobe and curlers, With the big flower prints peering in the neighbors windows, She has nothing else better to do than to get in others business, Acting like she owns the block, the other neighbors can't stand this, If a dog barks she's calling the cops, She's also knocking on your door reminding...

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