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Boneless Betty, from THE WOMAN WHO COULD EAT WOOD
Boneless Betty Every day Boneless Betty wished she could help her baker family. But she could hardly move in bed! If she stood up, her nerves, blood flow, lungs, organs, would get blocked, squeezed, and she’d die in bed! One day, after being spoon-fed, she and her family decided to carefully stack on her their loaves of bread. ...

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Categories: boneless, humor,
Form: Rhyme
Lyricvixen's Louisiana Boneless Fried Chicken
Lyricvixen's Louisiana Boneless Fried Chicken Lyricvixen's Louisiana Boneless Fried Chicken 1.) 4 - 6 medium small = raw boneless chicken strips 2.) 1/2 cup = flour (used self-rising or any) 3.) 1/4 cup = Louisiana Seasoning, crispy fish fry (or the hot one) (small bowl) A.) cooking oil - I don't us a...

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Categories: boneless, birthday, black african american,
Form: I do not know?



Lyricvixen's Louisiana Boneless Fried Chicken
1.) 4 - 6 medium small = raw boneless chicken strips 2.) 1/2 cup = flour (used self-rising or any) 3.) 1/4 cup = Louisiana Seasoning, crispy fish fry (or the hot one) ...

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Categories: boneless, adventure, creation, family, food,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Boneless
This poem is dedicated to Grace Lee. She is one of my dearest friends whose spirit shines so brightly on to others! Boneless The soul inside The spirit within Is really the actual Individual person Each one is placed Into a human shell With skeletal bones To move the body well The eyes are windows The soul peeks through During the time on earth That each one...

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Categories: boneless, angel, death, destiny, heaven,
Form: Narrative
Boneless Tongues
Lady dudes are here, the Poetry Café KL. Reading a poem, a story and a spoken song. Moving the feet, back and forth, a comfort. Swinging fingers, pointing lyrics, some by lips. From one line to another lines. Comes with romances, hates and hopes. Some stories of grandparents, papa and mama. There are break ups, crying and laughing at...

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Categories: boneless, adventure, appreciation, art, august,
Form: Free verse



Boneless
Kept in a bowl Muscles attached to skin With minimal control We move a bit if we swim It's important we keep our organs in line Lungs, heart and intestines Once I. Had an ovary move out of place I knew because it floated right by my face We breathe and we survive We eat and even poop Not much quality in our lives As human...

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Categories: boneless, appreciation, body, health, humanity,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things