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Best Granola Poems

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Premium Member Granola
Time t'was the ol' Cap'n for me
Them Crunchberries coated my teeth
Once I came to my senses
Granola's pretenses
hugged me to firm grounding beneath.

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Categories: granola, childhood, health,
Form: Limerick



Premium Member Soup To Go
~Soup To Go~

This summer~ all I want is a bowl of soup 
A secret flavor that combines every veggie group 

    ...

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Categories: granola, imagination, mystery, natureme, sweet,
Form: Couplet
Mom's Purse
When you’re the mom you carry the purse,
That’s the natural rule of the universe.

To a mom a purse is more than a bag,
It’s a safety...

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© Tony Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: granola, funny, mom, memory, memory,
Form: Light Verse
Nicola
There once was girl named Nicola
she had dreams about Diet Cola
the cola was big
and nasty as a pig
as it chased her around the granola....

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Categories: granola, funny,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member March Blues River
Rivers of bluesy-greyscale river 
flow through her understoried gaze,
sometimes too turbulent,
occasionally too still,
even for her Elder memory stream
with sluggish circulating economy
surrounded by surface-molding
way overly-competitive political
bicameral...

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Categories: granola, age, earth, love, nature,
Form: Lyric



The Floorboard of My Car
A look at the floorboard of my car
Gives a glimpse into my life
All the trash that's scattered about
Necessities to survive?

An old McDonald's bag spilling it's...

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Categories: granola, funny, humor,
Form: Free verse
Parody To Chris Brown's Song Dont Judge Me
Why you wanna go there ?
I don’t wanna go there, 
I guess I gotta go there,
 you asked me out on a date,
 then we...

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Categories: granola, song, song-me,
Form: Free verse
To Your Health
To Your Health

I read an article that said laughing's good for you
It strengthens the heart muscle, it's something you should do
It made me think about...

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Categories: granola, funny, healthheart, heart,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Dreams of Flying
And it's no great decree,
This mountain speech,
The floating ebullient vagaries 
(see I've been robbing myself of my own joy)
Seem to drench your sadness like the...

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Categories: granola, mysterygreen,
Form: Free verse
My James Dean
My James Dean lookalike
Where are you tonight?
Do you remember my smile?
As I lived within yours

Those walks downtown
A granola bar, a cigarette and me
Initials within a...

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Categories: granola, betrayal, depression, first love,
Form: I do not know?
Bare Feet
having bare feet makes me feel like
summer
when days are longer
when I get a second wind
and run around
feet trampling ants trampling ground

having bare feet makes me...

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Categories: granola, anger, appreciation, dedication, feelings,
Form: Free verse
The Wind Blew Cold
The Wind Blew Cold

The wind blew cold upon our faces,
we turned our heads towards the east eyeing a muted sun,
clouds in their weary way sagging,...

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Categories: granola, friendship,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Introduction To --- the Arrangement
THE ARRANGEMENT


    It's a dull, grey afternoon in the middle of October, with nothing much to commend about it. Last of the...

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Categories: granola, books, writing,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Unfair Threatment
I work at the front desk,
dedicating myself with sweat;
I don't take any coffee breaks...
or munch on granola bars and potato chips.
My co-workers have gotten a...

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Categories: granola, allegory, funny,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member My All Time Top Ten Bloopers
I went to the store with a list on which my 
wife had numbered 10 items.  I bought 
1 loaf of bread, 2 quarts...

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Categories: granola, funnyme,
Form: List

Book: Reflection on the Important Things