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Coo Poems - Poems about Coo

Premium Member To Coo and to Sing
Meant to coo and to sing doves now wear war wings A world that’s up in flames a coo cannot reclaim ...

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Categories: coo, bird, peace, song, sound,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Kitschy-Kitschy-Coo
Mona Lisa’s crooked smile on a half-crushed Campbell’s Soup can Joe Dimaggio reciting his pronouns uneasily then lowering his batting hand into a scalding hot cup ...

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Categories: coo, america, celebrity, crazy, culture,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member COO COO
a cooing of doves lost in the rustle of leaves feathered flight plans a breeze whispers a cold tingle on my neck shiver me timbers the scent of bacon a soft crackling of leaves snowflakes a-flutter a grandmother snores snuggling with an old house cat mysteries unfold as clouds play their games sunbeams dance on the walls a cat’s tail counts coup ...

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Categories: autumn, cool,
Form: Senryu
Premium Member A Morning Dove's Coo
Soft and gentle like a morning dove's coo perched on a branch he knows what to do Feathery little thing of white and blue matches the skies, with perfected hue ...

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Categories: coo, analogy,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Halloween Coo
Written: November 12, 2023 _____________________________________________ The place's full of orcs and witches and pumpkins with straw in their britches vampires are creeping round with zombies swarming bound and Frankenstein's face full of stitches They giggle and yell, "Trick or treat!" then open their bags full of sweets I throw some sweets in...

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Categories: coo, analogy, giggle,
Form: Limerick



Poems About Poets X
Poems for Poets X Poems about Poets X Sinking by Michael R. Burch for Virginia Woolf Weigh me down with stones ... fill all the pockets of my gown ... I’m going down, mad as the world ...

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Categories: coo, poems, poetry, poets,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Haiku Coo Ka Choo
HAIKU coo ka choo or Mrs. Robinson writes a poem. HAIKU coo ka choo Everything is okay Count Five Seven Five by Martin Braun August 2, 2023 'Coo coo ka choo' was used in Simon and Garfunkel's 1968 song “Mrs. Robinson". The phrase was used in the 60s and 70s as a way of saying 'all good' or 'everything is okay'....

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Categories: coo, history,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member Coo-L the Pigeon
coo-l the pigeon adorned in gray bodysuit - acing the anklets...

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Categories: coo, bird,
Form: Senryu
Snafu Roux Coo
They bought a property that was located on a seafront. It was a beautiful creek that needed a long driveway to gain access to the place where they were going to build.Dong Tao Pollo. the guy siad speaking clearly out of what had been the conversation. Hungry am I, he spoke of food and his desire...

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Categories: coo, business, character, culture, fashion,
Form: Ballad
Premium Member Coo Coo Doves
Three white doves sitting on a line One said to the other "Hey, that one's mine" The other said to another "But I'm with you" So, they all cooed together... And away they flew...

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Categories: coo, humor,
Form: Rhyme
In His Image
In the religion Of the pigeon Possessing a feathered pinion Stands as proof of the opinion That the pigeon holds dominion Over all creation For in the Holy Word Of this enlightened bird It is the avian creed, That not intelligence, but speed Is the gift that God decreed For this, His chosen nation. So in their highest perches That serve them as their churches The bird world’s chosen...

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Categories: coo, atheist, bird, religion, satire,
Form: Personification
Premium Member Spring Coo
fuzzy willow buds some look much like duds sparking with spring dew robins give a coo...

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Categories: coo, spring,
Form: Jueju
High Coo
The prime difference Between a "s l i t" and a "s l u t" Is just "U" and "I"...

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Categories: coo, lust, word play,
Form: Haiku
Coo, Coo Ca-Choo
my world took flight with appetite those bastions precisely planned slowly collapsed and caved on shifting drifting sand you were the screen in my submarine the rubber crutch on which I lean holes in my boat letting water out and the sour in cabbage kraut dominos fall when the clock strikes two a shrew flew over my cuckoo and the shrew that...

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Categories: coo, humor,
Form: Rhyme
Hi Coo
the mourning dove sits the grave gravely has been dug e we are out tonight...

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Categories: coo, muse,
Form: I do not know?

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