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Bijou Poems - Poems about Bijou


Premium Member In Bijou Bay
Polka dotted toadstool boogie was on ice today Frilly and fancy, important in every kind of way Are they putting on airs? Asked a prissy fellow fey Not that I know of I said, scampering straight away The frogs were croaking as if it were Saturday In back of them I heard a large ugly bull frog bray The bog...

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Categories: bijou, 2nd grade, 3rd grade,
Form: Monorhyme
Premium Member The Bijou Gift
The Bijou Gift David J Walker Lifestreams from mountains Into pools of liquid blue From heavens golden fountains On paths that we once knew The sun shines on halos A prisms filtered awed A mystery Incognito Reveals the face of God Clouds part the heavens The fog must surely lift consultation sweetly leavens Reveals the Bijou gift...

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Categories: bijou, faith,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Bijou
"Bijou" Let me count the ways Love translates in waves 108; Lovers duplicate (LadyLabyrinth / 2020) "Blue & Green" / Virginia Woolf https://youtu.be/csgUaZKtY7U 108 https://www.thezenlife.com/blogs/news/the-significance-of-the-number-108 Bijou https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english/bijoux https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/bijou Blue & Green / Woolf https://interestingliterature.com/2019/08/a-short-analysis-of-virginia-woolfs-blue-and-green/...

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Categories: bijou, blue, green, romantic,
Form: Romanticism
Premium Member Big Foote Dan Dancin At the Louisiana Bijou
Big Foote Dan Dancing At The Louisiana Bijou There was a man named Stephen Dan a truck driver from San Diego His nickname was Big Foote because he had big feet He wore size 16's shoe He couldn't run but he sure could dance Big Foote Dan traveled back and forth from Texas To Arkansas then back to Louisiana There is no other...

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Categories: bijou, adventure, character, hero,
Form: Heroic Couplet
Premium Member Welcome To the Bijou
Welcome to the Bijou Sometimes the creepiest places are old. There’s a smell to them of stale nicotine and rancid oil. The denizens are often as ancient as the peeling wallpaper. The plaster cracks mirror the wrinkles on their faces, stale faces with down dropped corners. Layer upon layer of age ground in dirt flecked, peppered perpendicular boxes and scaffolding sucked dry by time, tasteless; their...

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Categories: bijou, age,
Form: Free verse




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