The summer afternoon calm Shattered by the musical draw Of Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star Or Turkey in the Straw Lured out of hiding by
By Morgan Rhianna Bland2 years ago in Poets
Spring is on the horizon, songbirds are in flight, and the acrostic poem is spreading its wings and ready to take flight!
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When Sour Patch Kids seem tame And gummy worms a bore, It's time to up the ante With the most sour candy in the store Colorfully wrapped hard knobs
Sure as pigs are made of bacon And gods love a good libation, I risk blunt humiliation In taking up my pen. *
By Dana Crandell2 years ago in Poets
QUESTIONABLE Obtuse quotes. Badly built boats. Driverless autos. Stolen lotto. Bogus antiques.
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Butter me up and sandwich me with love We may have no money, but fun we must Find joy in simple, for the boy I am Making food from hand as good as one can
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In the whispers of ancient tales, a wisdom profound, A Japanese legend, in silence, is found. "If you feel like you're losing everything," it starts,
By Shwet Prabha Baiswar2 years ago in Poets
In the pages of a book, in the glow of a screen, Fictional characters, a comforting scene. They're always there, steadfast and true,
Before you arrive at foodie emporium, ensure that your bellies are empty and light. Platefuls of food will fill you up
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A time machine of nostalgia Gripping tightly to my thoughts Tastebuds awakening With long-forgotten flavor — Unappreciated by many
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I still think about that day I first met them at a petrol station West of Cambridge way. I was thirteen
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This is a small marsupial native to Australia, primarily found in the southwestern part of the country, including Rottnest Island and Bald Island.
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