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Old Maid Poems - Poems about Old Maid
Old Maid Poems - Examples of all types of poems about old maid to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read
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Do Not Tease Richie During Old Maid
My brother Richie used to turn into a loon when he got the old Maid. His face would turn red, scarlet, plum, and a bright fuchsia shade. The rest of us would know, and we could not...
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©
Caren Krutsinger
Categories:
old maid,
10th grade, 11th grade,
Form:
Rhyme
An Old Maid With Six Brothers
She was an old maid with six brothers, Once again, she held a gun on her “date”. He began to shake. His boots clanged together. Another one gone? A brother said. The rest of them laughed. Insurance they would never have...
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©
Caren Krutsinger
Categories:
old maid,
brother, sister,
Form:
Light Verse
Old Maid
She lived alone in her sister's house quiet is a poor church mouse She cooked and clean for her keep up the attic room she did retreat She dressed plain with colors drab a smiling face she never had She seldom...
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©
Fritz Purdum
Categories:
old maid,
life,
Form:
Rhyme
Old Maid Is Over My Head
Shogi me? I can barely play Go Fish Old Maid is well over my head Shogi? I think not Shogi: Japanese chess where you get to use your opponent’s captured army...
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©
Caren Krutsinger
Categories:
old maid,
10th grade, 11th grade,
Form:
Light Verse
Old Maid Games
I recall a card game probably extending back past the 1950s called Old Maid. There was also Authors and a few other choices less popular with me. But Old Maid sticks in mind as blatantly sexist and ageist and, for a country kid in redneck...
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©
Gerald Dillenbeck
Categories:
old maid,
earth, gender, health, humanity,
Form:
Political Verse
Playing Old Maid Players
"To have Clarity of Intention means to align oneself with the clear and single-pointed purpose of that [regenerative] impulse itself. And the way that alignment occurs, in a [bicameral] human heart and mind, is that...
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Gerald Dillenbeck
Categories:
old maid,
adventure, desire, destiny, dream,
Form:
Political Verse
Old Maid Hadder, Got Madder and Madder
Old Maid Hadder, Got Madder And Madder Old maid Hadder, got madder and madder wind blew her bonnet and wet upon it. Soaking showers from a blackbird's bladder taken aback, next she fell doggone it! Did not matter, her day...
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©
Robert Lindley
Categories:
old maid,
funny, humorous, language, smile,
Form:
Sonnet
The Old Maid Gets a Goat
The Old Maid Gets a Goat By Elton Camp Miss Prunella found it too hard To continue to mow her yard For a solution, she asked all around “Buy a goat,” was the advice she found They said, “It’ll keep your...
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©
Elton Camp
Categories:
old maid,
humor,
Form:
Rhyme
Old Maid
There was a old maid that lived in a house, That old maid took a look under her house and she could not tell what is down there. The old maid took a candle and...
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©
Cindy Leon
Categories:
old maid,
funny, mystery, house, old,
Form:
Light Verse
The Sweet Old Maid Squeaks
"Hi baby!" endless phone calls, to unsuspecting members of "the family" the sweet OLD maid squeaks.... her lovely ancient SOUL, "hi honey" she squeaks. Makes me WONDER, is this someday how I will SPEAK?...
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©
Bethlehem Derseh
Categories:
old maid,
allegory
Form:
I do not know?
Old Maid
It took 44 years for me to marry. When your my age that's kind of scary. Thinking old age would get me first. Or even something like dying of thirst. Then one day my Knight did shine. At that moment...
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©
Debra Eckstein
Categories:
old maid,
love, passion, me, age,
Form:
Rhyme
Old Maid
Glissandra spins gossamer nets Of sticky white webbing that gets Her all the captive she needs: Her spider-string oozes like sap, The unicorns step in her trap— Soon they will serve as her steeds. Glissandra rides out from her lair, The wind...
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©
Steve Eng
Categories:
old maid,
animals
Form:
Verse
Old Maid
Glissandra spins gossamer nets Of sticky white webbing that gets Her all the captive she needs: Her spider-string oozes like sap, The unicorns step in her trap— Soon they will serve as her steeds. Glissandra rides out from her lair, The wind...
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©
Steve Eng
Categories:
old maid,
animals
Form:
Verse