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Arcola Poems - Poems about Arcola


Eye cannot envision not wearing glasses
...Eye cannot envision not wearing glasses Ever since second grade an ever stronger prescription for nearsightedness donned my countenance, cuz myopia (inherited courtesy both parents) rendered m......

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Categories: arcola, 12th grade, adventure, age,
Form: Free verse
Snow Showers Earlier Today December 9th 2020 Yielded Negligible Accumulation
...Snow showers earlier today December 9th, 2020 yielded negligible accumulation Though anyone who saw and/or watched local news would be more wise the brief flurry of crystalline precipitation ca......

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



Impossible Mission To Identify Mine Heretically Rooted Hair Issue
...E'er since being a little extremely shy (viz introverted) boy a boot deux and half score years ago bullies threatened de facto scapegoat mine self esteem they did thoroughly destroy e'en little ......

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Categories: arcola, age, anger, anxiety, bereavement,
Form: Free verse
Arcola Circa Late 1960s Early 1970s
...Arcola circa late 1960's early 1970's... easy to conjure this idyllic June 8th, 2020 Envision bucolic Currier and Ives rendered landscape, or canvas painted courtesy gifted late Thomas Kinkade......

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Categories: arcola, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Free verse
May Fifth 2019 a Personal Tribute
...May Fifth, 2019, A Personal Tribute Known as Bubba and, she hapt tubby renown to savor livingsocial to five grandchildren, (now grown), my late mother fourteen journeys around nearest star di......

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Categories: arcola, 2nd grade, 7th grade,
Form: Elegy



Premium Member Hulaba Loo
...hulAba Loo Juicy june Misty blue Fathom fair Everywhere I've divided the parcels Before they were mailed Ha, la la it's just a hulAba Loo Busted booms Out of room Impending gloom Wa......

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Categories: arcola, appreciation, character, how i
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things