Pun Wars 2

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    Pun Wars 2

    Pun Wars 2

    I have frost bitten bottom ends
    An arthritis patient with stuttering limbs
    It sounds similar to teeth chattering like a skeleton skin
    I need slippers, to bring back my phantom legs

    I’m quite broke, as a gambler without a dice roll
    Empty hollow pockets, like a street urchin window shopping everyday
    Its rock bottom bleak phase, looking like a rock-slide appraisal dazed
    It takes its toll, to crush your priceless soul

    I sometimes sit upon greener pastures
    A gardener pruning the garden shrubs
    I’m well off catapulted by pensive bulbs
    Hugging a bright gleam, the fruits of labour are a hardy harvest

    Everything is a cost-effective bargain
    Be a church mouse, which always spends coins wisely

    By: Phantom Gargoyle

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    The true philosopher and the true poet are one, and a beauty, which is truth, and a truth, which is beauty, is the aim of both.

    Ralph Waldo Emerson, American Poet (1803-1882)

    Phatom’s Poems (23)

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    Once upon a red moon 1
    Sporting the oak 0
    Procrastinati
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    Watch grass plume 0
    Ghost bust 1
    Cupid's sickness 0
    First mark 0
    I SEE KNOW 0
    FLUSH IT 3
    Koch 0
    Lottery gaze 1
    Imitative Boast 2
    What, what 1
    One Word 4
    Pun Wars 2 0
    Pun Wars 2
    Complex Crashing 3
    SOS 0
    Light the kettle 2
    Blank state 1
    Flushed 2
    1st light 1