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Poncho
I used to have a friend named Poncho. 
We would walk to school every day.
There was a vending machine that sold pop tarts 2 to a pack.
We always split one after school.

In the winter, we’d throw snowballs at the people we knew.
In the summer, we’d...

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Categories: poncho, friend, poems,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Remember Granny Square Poncho
If you do not remember this granny squared poncho
Then you are a poser
And you never lived in the seventies
Or you never crocheted
Or you lived the seventies with blinders on
And a mop bucket upside down over your eyes...

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Categories: poncho, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member The Tale of a Yellow Poncho
Isn't it strange that many years ago, 
A little girl wore a yellow poncho, 
And twirled around in her garden like a golden butterfly, 
A little boy watched her, and didn't forget the rest of his life! 

Years and years passed by! 
The garden lost its lustre! 
The golden Marigold and...

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Categories: poncho, angel, lost love,
Form: Narrative

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Poncho
When I grew up
I had a pup
His name was Poncho
boy could he put on a show

He used to knock me down
onto the ground
He was comparable to a jumping bean
that you couldn't wean

Reproach to him made no sense
one day he jumped the fence
He bit the neighbors...

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Categories: poncho, childhood, dog, memory,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry