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Beignets
Beignets Poems - Poems about Beignets
Upset of Falling
...The all-too-tall set of stairs, straight up from the front door; upset of falling, the slipping, tumbling, scares the fist to hang tight the rail, take your time descending in lack of light, exc......
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Kim Rodrigues
Categories:
beignets,
america, house, mirror,
Form:
Free verse
MILTON CREEK NEWS
...Sheriff Koplin has ridden East to gather a few other folks who decided to leave the city and head West, hoping to settle in Milton Creek. I'm sure whoever they are will be good people and will be mad......
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Lin Lane
Categories:
beignets,
places,
Form:
Narrative
New Menu at Milton Creek's Aces Restaurant
...*** Notice to the residents of Milton Creek *** Tom serves as mayor. never complaining, so he gets what he requests No blood in his steak, apple pie with sweet cream. Aces cooks that meal to pe......
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Lin Lane
Categories:
beignets,
people, places,
Form:
Rhyme
12 Days of Christmas In New Orleans
...On the 1st day of Christmas my hometown gave to me a ride in Rex's Mardi Gras parade On the 2nd day of Christmas my hometown gave to me 2 mosquitoes buzzin' and a ride in Rex's Mardi ......
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Lin Lane
Categories:
beignets,
christmas, home,
Form:
Lyric
Pretending To Miss Everything
...a gorgeous Eiffel tower is in the background of Peachtree Boulevard We know it is not THE Eiffel tower, but it is amazing to see anyway Atlanta Georgia has a flair all her own, her desserts are leg......
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Caren Krutsinger
Categories:
beignets,
writing,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Another Fine Meal
...Go to Massachusetts for its chowder, in Maryland you’ll find tasty crab cakes. Texas has their famous beef brisket rub, KC says it’s good BBQ they make. Head to Maine to dine on some lobster, ......
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Jerry Brotherton
Categories:
beignets,
poetry,
Form:
Rhyme
Nola Redacted
...We've got jazz on every corner, Bourbon's just around the block If you need a quiet place, I can take you to The Locks You're probably here for the Quarter, Maybe Mardi Gras too Come aroun......
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Lillie Townsend
Categories:
beignets,
appreciation, city, home,
Form:
Rhyme
Andrew Jackson At New Orleans
...Poor soldier Andrew Jackson who Attacked the British after peace Was signed three weeks before at Ghent. Unnecessary bravery Is no less admirable for that. He waves to patrons eating their Be......
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Stephen Wilson-Floyd
Categories:
beignets,
america, character, funeral, history,
Form:
Blank verse
The Crescent City
...The Crescent City Ancestral roots are calling me to Crescent City near the sea. A city with its past displayed where long ago the pirates played. The glowing lights of Vieux Carré; C......
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John Gondolf
Categories:
beignets,
city, nostalgia, places, travel,
Form:
Rhyme
Lagniappe
...Lagniappe Wide plantation shutters open With the laziness of Summered streams To blink against the shimmering reflections Of brilliant midday Dancing on the cobblestones, ......
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©
Sam Kauffman
Categories:
beignets,
french, friendship, relationship, sister,
Form:
Free verse
The Big Easy
...The Big Easy Brash lady of the south, home of jazz and blues, party town USA, brawling port of the nation, melting pot of cultures, the city of Hope, and Queen of the Nile of the Americas.... ......
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©
Richard Moriarty
Categories:
beignets,
food, happiness, nostalgiacity,
Form:
Free verse
Louisiana
...Memories of childhood. I weep hidden among the shadows of my stained glass window. I long for the scent of magnolis when the wind blows. Sunrise over plantations casting shadows, under the ......
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Shannon Farlouis
Categories:
beignets,
childhood, imagination, inspirational, life,
Form:
Free verse
Images of Cotton Plantations
...How beautiful are the creations, that are beyond all explanations. What lies forever of foundations, the very majestic plantations. Voices of opera soaring high in the wind. The harp and piano......
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Shannon Farlouis
Categories:
beignets,
black african american, childhood,
Form:
Free verse