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Best Grocers Poems

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Do Green Grocers Count Free Range Sheep
I often wonder slightly,
     as I close the fridge door nightly,
is there more to know about produce,
    ...

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Categories: grocers, fantasy, humor,
Form: Couplet



Prospective
A PROSPECTIVE.

  A POSTAL EMPLOYEE  IS LICKED.
 
    A GROCERS  IS FRESH.

      A FIRE...

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Categories: grocers, allegory, silly,
Form: I do not know?
Miep Gies - the Unsung Hero
A very loyal woman was Miep Jan Gies,
Brave, caring, and really very wise -
She was confident and daring - On her some lives depended
Now, following...

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© Sneha Rv  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: grocers, betrayal, care, change, character,
Form: Clerihew
Universal Deluge
Innocents tremble in terrible terror
Witnessing mankind’s deluge of errors.
Violence grows as a sure hate spreader,
Intent on humanities' ultimate sever.

A deluge of plastic politicians with greedy...

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Categories: grocers, change, conflict, culture, fear,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Battle Hymn of Covid19
I cannot let this obsession with Coronavirus (COVID19) go
It is apparent, from the number of deaths projected, to be in the hundreds of thousands, that...

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Categories: grocers, america, death, health, inspiration,
Form: Rhyme



A White Space - Part 2
Eliza: You''ve lost a child?

Martha: Yes. I met Harry when I was sixteen. We were so in love. He used to take me to the...

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Categories: grocers, death, me, me,
Form: I do not know?
Fifth Avenue Mad Man
I take the easy way out
Life's a luggage with knotted cords
And walking around with it is hard
I take the easy way out
From beckoning sorrows deferred
Pass...

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Categories: grocers, mystery, social
Form: Verse
Premium Member Average Joe
I am your average Joe
In that I am unspectacularly unique.
Women are not turning their heads
To ogle my physique,
Nor are mothers hiding their babies’ eyes,
Fearful of...

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© Joe Flach  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: grocers, introspectionme,
Form: Bio
Premium Member Love In Post World War Ii
LOVE IN POST WORLD WAR 11
3rd and final episode of trilogy

My Grandfather was incredibly anglicised
Studied in London and qualified as an optician
My mother learnt English...

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Categories: grocers, love,
Form: Free verse
Moving Up North
We moved up North and settled down.
We moved to Egremont, a crying out town.
Crying out for money to be invested, alas!
Not too many people were...

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Categories: grocers, memorial, poverty,
Form: Rhyme
Saddle Your Horse
Saddle your horse and get ready for the ride; this will be your final day before you take off to the sky, the weather is...

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Categories: grocers, appreciation, business, celebration, funny
Form: Lyric
One Time Above a Little Shop
One time above a little shop,
An old greengrocer climbed on top,
Despite himself he could not stop,
The world had changed forever.

The fruit of that old grocers...

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© Steve Sant  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: grocers, care, political, sad,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Hard These Days For a Crook
It’s hard these days for a crook.
Go anywhere around and take a look.
Ain’t no shops to rob of jewelry.
They all closed up and got security.
Not...

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Categories: grocers, humor,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member In the Far Off Land of China - Edit 1
In the Far Off Land of China
(To the tune of the Battle Hymn of the Republic)
Edit 1
By Franklin Price
03/28/2020

In the Far off land of China...

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Categories: grocers, america, confusion, health, inspiration,
Form: Rhyme
Presto
All of a sudden, the town sort of changed,
As though the years had heaped all their dust in one go,
Reshaping the atmosphere and structure,
Erecting a...

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© Tony Bush  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: grocers, childhood, history, loss, places,
Form: Blank verse

Book: Shattered Sighs