Clegg Poems - Poems about Clegg

... I'm hoping to be teacher's pet By reciting my alphabet My teacher said to me, "Jimmy you missed out P" I'm crying and very upset! My teacher, her name is Miss Clegg Said Jimmy......

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...In loving memory of our Mark, Better known to most as Skip, Reunited with Clegg up in paradise now, Best friends back joined at the hip. From thrashing about on his motorbikes, Revving the ars......

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...Some days we go there to beg: Ten kilometers for each leg. We aren’t greedy as we beg: Never asked Givers for egg! This week we’ll be there to beg, Our backs to their palm wine keg: A chance ......

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...Mag's lover hasn't been seen since. Mag does nothing but in pain wince. Her tall Greg was her world,her Prince. "Once dead Forget A Come-Back means! " Hoe was popularly Greg's foe; Thus,his da......

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...It’s A Stitch Up I struck a match and the gas cooker did me So a chap called Sidney gave me a kidney I didn’t steal it and I didn’t beg But a fellow called Clegg gave me a leg My best mate Pau......

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...Stephen is Libby Clegg’s younger brother, Their other brother is James - all 3 at Rio, Because they all have Stargardt’s Disease, A deteriorating eye condition that's genetic. Their mother ......

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...Libby was 1990 born in Bollington in Cheshire, But when she was older, eleven years of age, She moved to Edinburgh, Scotland, to admire, The Royal Blind School which she did stage. She’s a ......

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...Jolly voting weather We are all europhiles We’re very clever And lie to you all the while You fell for our promise especially the CAST IRON trick We’re all from Eton, and you lot are all too t......

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...An ichthys in marble- a code sign of faith Inspired by the 'fiddle fish' made by John Clegg from his mother's marble washstand -Seen at Kettles Yard......

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...Use'n me last dolla' Mom sent me to get, What looked like it might be, Our last meal, as far as we can see. I went to the village bakery, In hopes but for freshbread, A new bakery apprentice......

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