My Peeps

Did I miss Anyone no worries part 2 will be coming soon lol

Alexis

Always
Laughing
Expanding on
Xylograph- this is a real word Alexis
Is so
Sweet

JAN- Yours wasn't easy JAN

Joking and laughing
About one
New poem I wrote

Silent One

Silent
In
Lyric
Even
Noiseless 
To

One
Never
Elaborates 

Dear Heart

Dedication and 
Elaboration 
Always
Ready
To

Have fun
Inventing
Artistic
Rhythms 
Through her poems

Gershon

Great
Entertainment 
Reading his
Soup Mail
He
Obviously is
Nice and kind

Eve

Excellent
Verity of
Inter thoughts and knowledge

Andrea

Always
Noticing her 
Dedication
Remembering
Each poem and
All of us

Winged Warrior

Whimsical
Intelligence
Nonstop 
Generating
Each
Demand

With
Artistic
Revolutionary
Radical and
Intense
Outstanding poems always
Reading them

Caren

Constantly
Aware
Reading
Everything leaving
Nothing out

Heidi

Helpful in
Every way
Igniting thoughts through
Dancing
Imagines

Line

Laboring
Intensely 
Never seems
Exhausted
Copyright © | Year Posted 2019

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Y. Avatar
September 22, 2019 at 12:15 AM
Hi Bobby, I am delighted to apart of your "fun" and creative write. Good tribute piece to your(peeps) poetic friends. Have a good night my friend:-) Alexis
Allison Avatar
September 21, 2019 at 5:53 PM
This was such fun to read and I'm honoured to be in your poem Bobby:-) hugs jan
Adams Avatar
September 21, 2019 at 12:32 PM
so cool how you did this....a great tribute to your poetic friends! perfect example for your contest! :) hugs
Adams Avatar
September 21, 2019 at 1:30 PM
can't wait to see it :)
May Avatar
September 21, 2019 at 12:42 PM
Thank you Sandra just wait part 2 is coming lol
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