Popeye Poem by Lamar Cole

Popeye

Rating: 5.0


Lobo was an inner city neighborhood thug.
Who would squash some of the pool hall goers like they were bugs.
He loved to pick fights.
And slam an opponent with all his might.
One day Lobo got blindsided.

And someone hit him in the eye with a pool stick.
If he wasn't such a jackass.
Somebody might have felt pity and not want to swat him like a fly.
When a lot of people started calling him Popeye.

Saturday, October 7, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: people
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Rini Shibu 07 October 2017

Thanks for this funny piece to start a day..

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Practicing Poetess 07 October 2017

Ouch! It hurts just to read it! I always heard tales about those tough pool-hall types. I s'pose Lobo thought he was the King of Tuff, and someone needed to take him down a notch or two! Very creative and funny!

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Kumarmani Mahakul 07 October 2017

When a lot of people started calling him Popeye this amazed entirely. Wisely drafted poem basin on perception is shared here.10

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