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Posts published in “Poems”

Funny and/or satirical poems from The Satirist’s archives.

The Solitary Mower

by Marcia Seabury Behold him, single in his yard, Yon solitary modern neighbor! Mowing and murmuring by himself; Absorbed in all his labor. Alone he…

Worshipping the Golden Calf

He had made it a molten calf: and they said: “These be thy gods.” —Exodus 32:4 Desperate, despised and dumb, a dancing bear, With Musso’s…

In the Company of Napoleon’s Men

A cavalry officer who isn’t dead by 30 is a coward. – Napoleonic cavalry general Antoine-Charles-Louis, Comte de Lasalle (1775-1809) I. Ney Marshal Ney swears (like…

Pro Noun

She or he, or them or they; We’re all the same in some small way. We crazy laugh, and then we cry As dreams unmet…

Old-Fashioned Love Poem

I will love you in the morning I will love you in the night I will love you when you’re loving I will love you…

Snake

      I know, I know, it’s the oldest defense in the book: I was only following orders. The shoddy rationale of every garden-variety…




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