Best Crayons Poems

Some were peeling 
others chipped and cracked
some sat tall and semi-pristine
others were beautifully bent and black
one even wore the colors of another
all were silent as ice mountain monks.

There were a few empty seats
(monuments to the lost?)
where do the discarded and forgotten go?
where do waxen souls...

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(Dedicated to and in memory of the 
children who were killed in the 
Connecticut school shooting.)


Remember bells and keep your eyes 
from crying,
from the sights that held your 
screams today.
Leave your stolen dreams taped to 
the windows
and live each one until you fade 
away...

And should...

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Blue Monday
they say
A green tuesday,
we celebrate birthday
The color red is wednesday,
an ordinary working day
Thursday, I paint yellow
my neighbor plays cello
Black Friday
... stay away !
Saturday is purple,
we are together as a couple
Finally a pink sunday
a lovely day, do you agree ?











21.11.2017
Sun :) - A-L Andresen :)
Copyright...

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yellow lemon
green apple
red raspberry
orange orange

/\/\/\/\

grey goose
pink flamingo
red robin
raven raven

\/\/\/\/

gold fish
blue whale
red snapper
salmon salmon

/\/\/\/\

black panther
brown bear
Redd Foxx
sable sable

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copper head
black mamba
red  racer
snake skin

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black man
white man
red skin
human

\/\/\/\/

zebra stripes
leopard spots
diamond back
rainbow trout

CHAMELEON...

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I’m not certain when it happens.
When the high fidelity stereo of a youthful past
Drowns in the monophonic static of tomorrow’s responsibilities.
When cowboys and indians or cops and robbers
Become traffic tickets and the politically correct, Native Americans.
When the king of the castle ends up under a...

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We are like a box of crayons
Diverse and unique
The difference is; crayons 
Does not battle to be the best color in the box 
They are content in creating a stunning picture 
No matter if one color got preference over  the other 

We need to...

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When I was a little girl, no higher then your knee,
I was given a box of crayons to enhance my creativity.
I laid out all those crayons in a long, long line, you see.
Mesmerized by what laid just at my fingertips for me.

I've held a rainbow...

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I
think
that sooner
or later, Crayola
will have to take the 
blame for continuing to 
make Crayons nostril width...

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as a young child 
you don’t understand
the cause of broken crayons
is from your hand
you push hard to make it dark 
you have to learn over time
making a picture dark 
doesn’t color any line
so your mommy tries to tape them 
and that color just wont work
like...

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Pencils, pens, crayons, and markers
Makes me
An artist of the highest degree.
I can make the neatest tree
With a bird family using it as a new addressee.  
 It will have all sorts of flowers around it with
A hungry bee.
While I am still sitting on my...

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I COLORED OUTSIDE THE LINES,
DID IT ALL THE TIME,
COLORS WERE PRETTY,
BACK OF HIS BOOKS SO DIRTY,
HE BROKE THEM,
WITH A VICTIMLESS CRIME,
HE DID IT ALL THE TIME,
I COLORED OUTSIDE THE LINES,
PRAYING HE WOULD GO BLIND,
BROKEN CRAYONS,
STILL COLOR FINE,
THEY DO IT,
ALL THE TIME.

~VICKIE THAYER~...

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We've been thinking how Crayolas come in a box
Because we hear they've been compared to a lummox
That's a funny thought, a mystery, and a flummox,
But we know red is the most used because it rocks!

Could be its gender-related that girls choose blue
Boys opt for black....

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We've been thinking how Crayolas come in a box
Because we hear they've been compared to a lummox
That's a funny thought, a mystery, and a flummox,
But we know red is the most used because it rocks!

Could be its gender-related that girls choose blue
Boys opt for black....

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crayons their paintbrush

child's refrigerator art-

future artist born...

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These early lessons. How to use wax.
Pick color. Match what we see.
Not what seems to us to please.
Careful strokes. Stay in lines.
How silly was the red nose, black face.
How glorious purple worn by all.
Faces can need green as well as gold.
No politics to stem our...

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