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Bootlegger
Bootlegger Poems - Poems about Bootlegger
Christmas Cheer
...T'was the night before Christmas and through the beer store folks were procuring Christmas cheer by the score. They came from near and far to get bottles of rum to make yummy eggnog and to its ple......
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Jim Healey
Categories:
bootlegger,
celebration, christmas,
Form:
Rhyme
Work In Progress 2
...Fun fact ...got a birth mark the size and color of a watermelon seed on the right lower cheek of my butt. Hence my theme song she's got a freckle on her butt but she's purdy.Now how does this play i......
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Vickey Rhymer
Categories:
bootlegger,
family,
Form:
Free verse
Rebooted Nostradamus Quatrains: Century I
...Quatrain 1 Sitting alone at nadir in serpentine sloth; it is placed on the breeding typo. A slight failure comes out of the emptiness and makes successful that which should not be believed in the......
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NJ Tomcatx
Categories:
bootlegger,
funny, satire, surreal, word
Form:
Burlesque
Love and Whiskey
...For Bobby sobriety just fit the bill But he longed for a love, his life to fulfill He found a lady Who's job was shady She was a bootlegger, but he loved her still!......
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©
Pat Adams
Categories:
bootlegger,
humorous, romance, word play,
Form:
Limerick
Reverie
... Drift in and out of the moment Life is just a splash So drench yourself in the madness And when it becomes too much Cool off in the sweet Reverie Where you'll find the cool cats Swap......
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Christopher Goss
Categories:
bootlegger,
art, cool, life, music,
Form:
Free verse
I Am the Real Thing
... I write my verses in seclusion and solitude, in isolation, free from disturbances and interference, I write; once upon a time I kept my poems secret in concealment, ......
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Constance La France
Categories:
bootlegger,
poetry, writing,
Form:
Verse
Corn Squeezin's
...In the hills lived a bootlegger named Hughes Who 'stilled corn squeezin's you couldn't refuse He was one lucky bloke 'Til the law saw the smoke He now lives ......
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Robert L. Hinshaw
Categories:
bootlegger,
funny,
Form:
Limerick
The Radio Played
...The old Ford truck was dustin’ the gravel roads that day I was listening to some pounding seventies hits My second bottle was about empty by my thirst Nothing much else to do on a hot dry southe......
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Gary Jones
Categories:
bootlegger,
teen, old, old,
Form:
Free verse