michael Smajda Poems

Giving pheasants as presents
Would be a new fad
If enough pheasants at
Christmas could be had.
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If I kissed you,
What would you do?
Slap my left cheek?
Shout, "How dare you? "
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I travel, alone, to far places,
My mind, at times, wishes me to see,
Exotic thoughts my penned hand releases
In verse, prose fashion for posterity.
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'I'm leaving you now, '
Said the leaf to the branch.
'Have a safe journey, '
Replied the branch to the leaf.
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When e'er I hear the name Lola,
I think of many years ago
My falling in love with Lola,
Wanting so much to tell her so.
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There was a day
When we were in luck
And heard the sound
Of the ice cream truck.
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With more Joe Biden
Stupidity,
Expect generational
Calamity!
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God spoke in parables.
Poets do so in verse.
Poets get fewer followers.
But it could be much worse.
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