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Best Dora Poems

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Dora Dora Dora the Explorer
Mommy went to bed early 
Asali stayed behind, partying the whole night long

Dora the explorer was on a repeat button
Asali jumped up and down like...

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Categories: dora, children, kids, fun,
Form: Free verse



Metallic Skin
“Metallic skin"
I dont lotion anymore
Such acts would soften an  amour now immune to abuse.

Its now 8'o clock and I can tell that mommy is...

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Categories: dora, anger, betrayal, child abuse,
Form: Prose Poetry
Paradise In a Dream
Paradise In A Dream

There is so much weighing me down
The daily toils of doing what others want
Screaming kids fighting all day long
Another four hours of...

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Categories: dora, funny, wife, day, me,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Six Relatives
Every Sunday after church
Old great-aunt Dora
Full bloodied Cherokee,
In her finest dress and fedora,
Drove her pink Cadillac
To the San Joaquin River.
She would stop in the same...

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© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: dora, family,
Form: Free verse
The Certainty of What Might Have Been!
In the loss of expectation,
for a loved one, a lovely dream;
one that is, one that will be, one that will depart. 
We grieve, we wonder,...

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Categories: dora, inspirational, philosophy, sympathy,
Form: Lyric



Premium Member Female Footle Slang Names: Part 3
In Your Neighborhood

Local 
Opal

Also in Your Neighborhood

Near a
Vera

Combat Lady

Sniper
Piper

Girly Girl

Frilly
Tillie

The Boxing Girl

Bobbin’
Robyn

Fashion Setter

Trendy
Wendy

Miss Competitive

Trophy
Sophie

Guys will Do Anything . . .

For a
Cora

For a
Dora

For a
Nora...

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Categories: dora, for her,
Form: Footle
My Father's Footsteps
I can see you up ahead of me
I am following 
in your footsteps

no matter how fast I walk
I cannot catch up 

your footsteps are bigger...

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Categories: dora, birthday, caregiving, celebration, dad,
Form: I do not know?
The Screen Door
Mornings are beautiful at the screen door!
Trees swaying with the gentle breeze
Birds are chirping their hello
Noise of a busy street - steady zoom of cars

Apartment...

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Categories: dora, emotions, feelings, happiness, remember,
Form: Narrative
My Sisters
My Sisters

I have three sisters, it used to be four, but one
is not here anymore. We were not raised together,
so we all lived different lives....

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Categories: dora, family,
Form: Bio
A Story For Children
There is a little red train
Rolling down the line
Little red train
I wish that you were mine
You're taking all the toys
and the girls and boys
On a...

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Categories: dora, children,
Form: Light Verse
Dakodah
written 4th Feb 2005


D  is for all your "delightful smiles

A  is for that all or nothing attitude 

K  is for the overwhelming...

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Categories: dora, angel, care, daughter, heart,
Form: Acrostic
Springtime
Snowy white grounds fade with the sun
Time to go out and find all the fun
The playground is busy with everyone out
The flowers all pretty are...

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Categories: dora, innocence, spring, weather,
Form: Ode
Young and Strong
Young and Strong

She was young, she was strong
Working cleaning all the day long
So much to do, but she carried that load
So concerned about everyone, at...

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Categories: dora, bereavement,
Form: ABC
Premium Member Band Aids
One blond small frame curled up
     in my lap, an arm around my waist
One small finger trails the leather straps
 ...

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Categories: dora, baby, child, girl, health,
Form: Free verse
Rhyme For Swara - My Grand Daughter
Swara Swara brushes teeth Clap Clap Clap
Dora Dora doesn’t brush Slap Slap Slap
Swara Swara drinks milk Clap Clap Clap
Dora Dora doesn’t drink Slap Slap Slap...

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Categories: dora, grandfather, girl,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things