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Premium Member Till He Accidentally Touched Her Tortilla
There once was a gal named Georgina
About sex with a boy, had no idea
Thought sleeping with Jim
Meant innocent kibbutzim
Till he accidentally touched her tortilla


© Jack...

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Categories: tortilla, humorous,
Form: Limerick



The Meaning of Bread and Tortillas
"Mi primo" means my cousin in Spanish.
He calls me his "primita"- little cousin.
This is the story of how mi primo
Taught me about the meaning of...

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Categories: tortilla, cousin, culture, friend, immigration,
Form: Free verse
Tea Party
Lies glamour gossip and Earl Grey tea 
turbulent tales boiling in China cups 
elegant sacraments of blue-haired ladies 
pinkies stuck up in the air, hiding...

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Categories: tortilla, beauty,
Form: Free verse
Memory of Nothing
MEMORY OF NOTHING

Listen:
Drag branches comeback
Across the forest floor:
Knowledge of the rough¡

At water’s edge
I gather some things up:
“Happy Ending Story”.

We’ve the time to give the Babel...

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Categories: tortilla, faith,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Something You Should Know About Me
Pardon me Hon, my apophenia is acting up. See,
   I have this acute case of advanced pareidolia
Today my two fried eggs formed Munch's...

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© John Watt  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tortilla, imagination,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Mexico Lindo
Mi Mexico lindo:

Burnt orange and ochre --
color de cafe --
pineapple, lime, red pajaritos...
land of mananas, grace in mantillas...
balanced canastas, ojos expresivos.
Sunshine and heat, fiesta y...

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Categories: tortilla, devotion, friendship, i love
Form: Free verse
Mexican Immigration Laws
Don't let yourself be fooled Mexico is not a poor country
Not just tortilla and bean, or a old Mexican man on a burro
But very rich...

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© Danny Nunn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tortilla, lifeworld, old, people, old,
Form: I do not know?
I Love Food
I Love Food Contest
Sponsor: Lewis Raynes


Yummy steak fajitas with a pound of sour cream,
   along with hot salsa and many tortilla chips, I...

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© Lu Loo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tortilla, food,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Joy of Food
I should eat healthy, I really should!  But life is too short for that.  Food, food, food, 

it chases away the blues, it...

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Categories: tortilla, food, happy,
Form: List
Super Bowl Day
Patriots and Seahawks, today head to head
Will wear the helmets; tooth and nail fight the day
University of Phoenix stadium, the beautiful Grand Canyon state
Sweat and...

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© Nirode Ray  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tortilla, football,
Form: Free verse
Nachos
This combination makes one hell of a snack.
For cheese, you need cheddar and Monterey jack.
There are other combinations many people know.
Spice it up will a...

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Categories: tortilla, foodpeople, people,
Form: Rhyme
The Burrito
Juan Mendez,
it was you,
during the
 revolutionary war,
that first
created the Burrito.
You wanted to keep the 
food warm
that you were taking,
 on your donkey,
to your food stand...

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Categories: tortilla, foodfood,
Form: I do not know?
Tea Party
Lies, glamour, gossip and Earl Grey tea,
Turbulent tales boiling in china cups.
Elegant sacraments of blue-haired ladies,
pinkies stuck in the air, hiding their anger
or boredom or...

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Categories: tortilla, funny,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Funny Alphabets For Kids
FUNNY ALPHABETS FOR KIDS

               A to Z, each is an alphabet...

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Categories: tortilla, cheer up, children, nursery
Form: Acrostic
Shoebill
My bill you can't forget
My feet always wet
Hodge-podge of many likes
Walker of many sikes

My stork or cassowary-like body
My wide wings flapping steady
Legs trekking from Sudan...

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Categories: tortilla, bird,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Shattered Sighs