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Champ Poems - Poems about Champ

Champ Royele
Quercus macrocarpa and corn was used to feed the wild javelina. We trapped Jalelina and feed them corn and Acorns to mild the gameiness. A tender mild Pork like flavor was what we were looking for. Buckle Forging Until then might the herbs of bitterness be tamed ny the seeds of the trees the maizes of fall til the mildness of the two shall be deemed delicous in the...

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Categories: champ, analogy,
Form: Bio
School
If you want to darkness dump, To in life take a long jump; If you need a sounder base, A crossing into new phase… For who wants to rule his thought, Not relying on ideas bought; For emerging a true champ, Where you happen to now camp… To know how to drink with straw, Fingernail clip when it’s claw! For leverage to the fore, Behind...

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Categories: champ, age, analogy, child, education,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member The Champ
The arena fully packed, All the ring girls looking sweet. The fighters in their corners, And the crowd was on their feet. The ref looked like a Zebra, Standing in the center ring. He called the two to join him, For the rules of everything. The staredown was intense, Touching gloves before the bout. The bell rang for the first, And the fighters hurried out. A barrage...

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Categories: champ, boxing day ,
Form: Rhyme
A Short Man Is Their Champ
In their famous Mac Donald’s Camp A short man is their all-time champ: Smart Coleman: holder of camp’s lamp, Rivals’ once-dry armpits stay damp While legs after their fights cramp: Smart as their champ ‘official stamp!’ To everyone looks a tramp But face him your hand a stump. He’s had to one smack on seized rump: Like the keys of a piano thump And a...

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Categories: champ, celebrity, character, conflict, courage,
Form: Rhyme
Poetry Soup Second To Just Nobel
Before me sight I Halting Dump And I need to over it jump. If my zeal be crushed into powder, You wouldn’t see a face prouder. Just asking that you retain The Lamp That makes A Champ of An Agreed Tramp; A firm will gives one to start chasing After what Life holds in its casing. Three years back...

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Categories: champ, celebration, desire, devotion, poems,
Form: Rhyme



I Crowned the Write Full Missus Champ Paean Practical Joker
I crowned the write full missus "champ paean practical joker" The following moniker “innocent prankster” awarded, hashtagged, and qualified wife as trickster de jure appended to alluded spouse (then of twenty five plus years), when she pulled a doozy ruse upon me innocent gullibility approximately eighteen months ago, which aftertaste still lingers in my mouth. Unbeknownst, the wife appeared unusually upbeat, she did...

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Categories: champ, abuse, adventure, april, confusion,
Form: Rhyme
Cheating To Be Champ
Eyes of stark stiff doubt Of The Win to clinch After his Third Bout No victorious inch His rival quite out To him reach and pinch! Lips free with a pout From pains of a gout: A loss to a lout Would Happiness rout … What rules now to flout For he can’t be out? This idiot to rout! Cheating for ‘A Lamp’ To see to being Champ Not...

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Categories: champ, evil, people, sports, star,
Form: Rhyme
Captured Champ
The world's tongue-twisting champion was just arrested, He'll be given a tough sentence as expected....

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Categories: champ, humor,
Form: Epigram
I Crown the Missus Champ Impractical Joker
I crown the missus "champ impractical joker" Unbeknownst the wife appeared unusually upbeat, she did pretend and succeed to give yours truly a special treat aforementioned item alluded to purchased at Liberty Ministry thrift store 3841 Ridge Pike (some miles further east same road identified as Main Street) Collegeville, Pennsylvania 19426 I can show you proof courtesy printed information on pocketed receipt. Most times one garden variety...

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Categories: champ, 12th grade, april, fun,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Champ
A ring's the thing of which you've dreamed A fitting culmination to a season's perspiration Ticker-tape parade is next Wild cheers, the subtext Hit the banquet circuit hard To your frame you add some lard A new season begins Your team can't buy a win The fans jeer and boo at an out-of-shape...

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Categories: champ, celebration, loss, sports,
Form: Rhyme
Apogee
Should tardy relief take full years more To grace fallen visages with angst taut, Let kind nature her multiplied joys hone, And gild final grins past art's fickle fault. May saddest souls that now fret most Gleam with heaven's grandest succor, No more numbed by fear's fake ghost; Free from inky mists and bleak rancor. The gloomiest of...

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Categories: champ, abuse, allegory, allusion, celebration,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member People's Champ
Athlete of international stature Boxer Manny Pacquaio gives blows along generous gesture Champ of the people with humble beginnings’ posture Driven toward victory of faith-venture. Empowered by God, he testifies of his Christian culture Fortified through Bible principles’ feature Gracious provisions he shares in his blessings’ pasture Helping charity works from his foundation expenditure. Imparting Gospel truth by his influential celebrity nature Justice he...

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Categories: champ, bible, celebrity, character, christian,
Form: ABC
The Man Who Rode Champ, Part Ii
...After twenty minutes of this Pat turned, and he made for land, steering Champy to a boat-launch where countless onlookers did stand. People all got out of the way when the beast swam up on the ramp, Pat pulled out the hook, patted the beast, and said his good-byes to ol’ Champ. The beast just lay their exhausted, countless phone cameras quickly flashed, Then with...

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Categories: champ, adventure, analogy, crazy, drink,
Form: Narrative
The Man Who Rode Champ, Part I
If you’ve been to north New York, or the western side of Vermont, you might’ve head of a sea monster, the vast Lake Champlain is his haunt. The locals all call him ‘Champy,’ not to dissimilar to Loch Ness, many folks claim they have seen Champ rising up from the chilly depths. Now I once thought Champy was just a bit of local folklore, until...

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Categories: champ, adventure, animal, crazy, drink,
Form: Narrative
Ex-Wrestling Champ
Boulder shoulders, bursting biceps, terrifying to see, a menacing mountain of a muscle-man he used to be. Now, bedridden, he wilts away his days till the end arrives. This nursing home's locked doors hide closing and closed lives....

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Categories: champ, old, sports,
Form: Limerick

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