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Cheerio Poems - Poems about Cheerio


Just Say Cheerio Goodbye
Maybe the cocaine was the bridge over the insurmountable ridge, the remaining light in the mist that forever flickering uplift, which helped me escape the barren landscape and guided me from a deadened fate As the eyeballs were rolling I saw rivals gloating realising their hopes to sink what floats my boat sailing the open overboard...

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Categories: cheerio, hip hop, rap,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Shake of the Hand
Feelings flow when hands touch attraction felt, love or friendship? Sometimes distraction, used when speaking hidden from view, what is this action? A Mother’s call, hold my hand is it protection or keeping control A Father’s hand, ruffles your hair showing his love and care A shake of a hand, saying hello another shake, saying...

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Categories: cheerio, appreciation, beauty, birth, emotions,
Form: Free verse



Cheerio
When God created teachers, He gave us special friends. You aren’t our mother, But your support has been just as strong. When we came to you with silly notes, You cuddled and praised, even upon awful tommyrot. When we were into some problem and failed to explain, You would understand our language and never let us remain in pain. When we came to...

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Categories: cheerio, school,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Cheerio Imaginations
Imagine, for the two thousand and twentieth time, Yang is hierarchical upside power hungry from above, authorized to prey on those yins below, however resiliently they may pray. Yang grows politically overpowering strengths of an autonomously omnipotent god, pejoratively associated with patriarchy, and ethologically connected with Bucky Fuller's "convex" So, of course, Yang's inevitable intuitively appositional co-arising correlate, Yin is found hiding within reverse-hierarchical solidarity, security from within...

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Categories: cheerio, analogy, green, health, humor,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Cheerio As They Say
It seems like yesterday It was Valentine’s Day We met at a café My hair in disarray He guessed I was fair play Capriciously I said no way Yet saw a certain cachet So didn’t race away When the skies turned blue grey Raincheck for that sundae We both took the subway Agreed to meet Tuesday Since I don’t play croquet We saw a matinee Tried kissing me midway...

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Categories: cheerio, adventure, cute love, funny
Form: Monorhyme




Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry