Bring Home The Bacon Poems - Poems about Bring Home The Bacon

...Here’s Some Nice Poem By A, “Punny” Guy Puns are nice, but I need a living so I can get all life is giving, but I don’t drive and can’t afford a chauffeur. Each job I’ve tried just turns and ki......

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...BLIZZARDS PERSISTENT FOR SEVERAL DAYS , HOSTILITIES BEGUN BY CONSTANT CEASEFIRES . ENEMIES STRIVING HARD TO OCCUPY NO - MAN’S - LAND , IS OF GREAT ADVANTAGE TO ANNEX AND BE WORT......

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...Where would the wordsmith's of this world be, without its readers? Is what one of my commentator' informed me? I am able to answer the inquiry quite clearly, "nowhere at all." Without their reading......

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...Woof Translated: small package Four legs, four paws, big jaws, fancy ears and a long tail. My dog is from the pound. What did I expect? He is six foot at the shoulder, Reads books, on......

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...Deer stroll in mists that disguise the ridges Creating a heavenly peace that soothes This feels spiritual, not religious And the heart does go where the spirit moves A bald eagle glides across ......

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...Terry Pratchett said, the best fun alone is writting Agreed, I find completing stunning poems exciting When thunder grows and lightning shocks the sky It provides the inspiration for what I've got......

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... Lioness mother Creeps into the killing fields She's got cubs to feed Her hunger unslakable And she'll bring home the ba......

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...r for them to eat Leftovers left to get cold at night With vegetables but not much meat They added to the pot every day It could be several days I'm told That was referred to in the old rhyme "Peas porridge in the pot nine days old" When they could "bring home the bacon" They were always proud about that They would cut a little off to share Then sit around and "chew the fat" Pewter plates would cause lead poison If like, in tomatoes, the ......

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...Mr Cliché was known for sleeping in his socks, Where, he dreamt of thinking outside the box. For breakfast as always he ate rather plain Just porridge as he never went against the grain. Sometim......

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...Boredom Every single day I do the same stuff I am shaken early in the morning My days start already boring and rough In the traffic, I listen to the honk horning I want to stop and yell: Enoug......

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...For this Turk Turku is a 1-horse city but he has got to have horse sense. He will not be as happy as a peacock in Turkey. Hindi, the Turk word for turkey, is how we'll call this turkey. Hindi, when l......

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...After a hard day at work I come home Hear my boy rapping the words to his headphones Every bleep comes another bleep As he keeps dancing to the beat Come upstairs and barge through the door Say to hi......

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...Oh! for the wet warm South Westerly after the cold white North Easterly leaving sparkling rain on each window pane South Westerly. ......

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...I created you the angelic, and the impish with my proud and selfless love for you. I enthusiastically ate for two the sweet, the sour, the salty, ravenous cravings. I carried you inside me, ......

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...The Old Ways Worked Oh 50 years passed by with the flick of an eye and our people got so soft don't you see Back in the fifties people worked oh so hard just to bring home the bacon for ye ......

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