He flies on down the aisles
Never slowing for a thing
And, running, grimly smiles,
"I'll find that onion ring!"
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Dec 28, 2024
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#3
The onion rings are sold out
all except for one
he grab the final bag of rings
and buys them for his son
The son he lost 5 years ago,
The memories still clear,
The night he found him in the snow,
The boy he held so dear.
Dec 28, 2024
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#5
So using those nice onion rings,
He decorates the grave.
Though the pain of loss still stings,
He ponders the love his son gave.
He decorates the grave.
Though the pain of loss still stings,
He ponders the love his son gave.
Dec 28, 2024
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#6
He sits there in deep thought
Thinking about the precious moments
He and his son had
And all other components.
Dec 28, 2024
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#7
Getting up, he turns around,
Going back to the store.
“Now,” he says as grief subsides,
“I’ll go shopping some more.”
Going back to the store.
“Now,” he says as grief subsides,
“I’ll go shopping some more.”
Dec 28, 2024
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#8
He finds a pack of jerkey bites
and buys them for himself
He loves to eat them in dark nights
and put them on the shelf
Finally the man had all he needed.
Even some cream cheese and a loaf of pumpernickel.
Making his sandwich, he felt like he succeeded.
Then he realized... he forgot the dill pickle.
Ben beat me to it.
My four lines don't make as much sense.
It took a while to write it, so I won't delete it.
Later on I'll pay my penance.
Dec 28, 2024
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#11
He jumped right out of his chair.
Then he drove straight to the store.
He was unprepared for a scare!
The store wasn’t open anymore.
Then he drove straight to the store.
He was unprepared for a scare!
The store wasn’t open anymore.
Dec 28, 2024
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#12
Right before he leaves. He saw a scary ghost. But then he believe. That he has a powerful roast.
TRBC-2024 is a fool.
Not willing to follow the rule.
What is wrong with him?
Drowning in his own drool?
Dec 28, 2024
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#16
It is what it is.
His problems are his.
What’s the story, anyway?
I haven’t kept track, I must say.
His problems are his.
What’s the story, anyway?
I haven’t kept track, I must say.
Dec 28, 2024
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#17
The rule says "lines two and four must rhyme". Why are your line two don't rhyme? You have mistakes on your line. Just to see the rules you don't have time?
Dec 28, 2024
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#19
There's no story behind this. Love is just what it is. Make a poem if you rizz. Need glasses to read this list.
You likely know the game where people take turns writing sentences down. This is that, but with 4-line stanzas. How this works is simple:
1. It must be related to the previous one
2. lines two and four must rhyme- one and three don’t have to, but bonus points if they do
3. keep it clean, and avoid stuff like politics and religion- duh
first stanza:
A man walks into walmart
to buy his food and drinks
he goes and grabs a big cart
”I need a lot” he thinks