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Archaeopteryx Poems - Poems about Archaeopteryx

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I re: egret forsaking gull friend where, heron eye twitter

...I re: egret forsaking gull friend where, heron eye twitter Fictional account related courtesy one pink flamingo. Aves lusting for verboten tweet reed lubricious sin after giving Twiggy anot......Read More

Categories: archaeopteryx, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Free verse

Benevolence issues forth courtesy mine eldest sibling

...Thee nonpareil Amelie Beth Harris-McGeehan blessed honest to dog goodness her person doth bring never could her brother wish upon NON GMO (archaeopteryx, buffalo, chicken...) wing, and genuine pr......Read More

Categories: archaeopteryx, angel, brother, care, growing
Form: Rhyme

Chief egalitarian garbage taster ie white trash

...Chief egalitarian garbage taster i.e. “white trash” As Halloween costume, one year during early grade school, my father got brilliant idea for sole son dressed uniquely rubbish qua putrid......Read More

Categories: archaeopteryx, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse

Mo' fun than three ringed circuits

...Poof issued from invisible magic dragon, which nobody dead sea immediately disrupting electricity whereat mice elf (Stuart Little), i.e. me, no particular rhyme nor reason called Mickey, plus th......Read More

Categories: archaeopteryx, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse

DINOSAUR

... DINOSAUR Get combined term ‘dinosaur’! ‘terrible’ means ‘deinos’ and ‘lizard’ means ‘souros’ as Greek l......Read More

Categories: archaeopteryx, 6th grade, animal, appreciation,
Form: Verse

Fairy Tail Lost

...Once upon a time fairies had tails, feathers and even scales. This is the true tale of how and why fairies lost their tails. Well It all began in ancient times in the age of the dinosaurs The fir......Read More

Categories: archaeopteryx, magic,
Form: Free verse