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Cooky Poems - Poems about Cooky
Picky Eater Hugh
...I do not like peanut butter, potatoes, cheese or chocolate said Hugh To other foods I suggested, he rapidly replied “ooooh”. I could tell by face, they were not a favorite in any way. This was an ......
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Caren Krutsinger
Categories:
cooky,
food,
Form:
Rhyme
Tasting 2020
...the year of the rat alert spirited and delicate a fortune cooky roasted chaotic recipe pandemic ingredients trivia at dead ends virulent revival fertile breed......
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Kai Michael Neumann
Categories:
cooky,
courage,
Form:
Free verse
Fussin With My Hussy
...he spoke in front of NeFrill and said to him I did those things and your people suffered these days are those from what was said of then and this is that which is spoken from the realnest of......
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Allan Terry
Categories:
cooky,
film, lust, music,
Form:
Ballad
Coo Cooky Coo
...Coo coo goes the pigeon Coo coo I can hear him Coo cooing this morning Coo cooing this evening Coo cooing he’s trying Coo cooing I'm sighing Coo cooing he's winning Coo thud on the glazing Co......
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Rob Carter
Categories:
cooky,
animal, fun, humorous,
Form:
Light Verse
The Trail Boss Turns 60
...The Camp Cooky’s singin again outa tune, about turnin 60 today around noon "What good is there in it?" I hear him say, and it got me to thinkin . . . seein it was his birthday It seems be......
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Kurt Philip Behm
Categories:
cooky,
age,
Form:
Cowboy Poetry
Bacon, Biscuits and Beans
...A cowpokes life is a rough one and when he draws his monthly pay, He mounts his hoss and gallops to town to visit the local cabaret. He scrubs the manure from his boots and dons a decent pair of je......
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Robert L. Hinshaw
Categories:
cooky,
humorous,
Form:
Rhyme
Reminisces of An Old Cowpoke
...Hank lounged on his porch watchin' the sun slowly sinkin' in the west. He'd cowboyed for nigh on sixty years and figgered he'd done his best. Hank and his faithful hoss Old Dan was now enjoyin' the......
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Robert L. Hinshaw
Categories:
cooky,
Form:
Rhyme
How Tweety Boid Fwew Dad Cooky-Coup
...Otay! I’m an alien, toe what? I used to wive on the pwanet Pwuto Too told! TOE, I fwew to the moon BOOOW-ING! (Eveeting too white!) Toe I fwuttered down to Waw Tageles Where I betame a BIG movie......
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Tim Ryerson
Categories:
cooky,
fantasy, funny,
Form:
Light Verse
Snoopy and Linus Play Blanket Tug of War
...Snoopy is a crazy dog His heads always in a fog Thinking of some fun new ways To steal a blanket each day That Linus loves very much But its like an evil rush That turns Snoopy really "mad" He......
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Robin Davis
Categories:
cooky,
character, child, crazy, dog,
Form:
Rhyme
Crazily Contagious
...Being unique is so rare Others have to be aware I never know how I'll be Day to days a mystery Funny, cooky or insane I try to never let it rain Even when I'm sad and down I can turn it all ar......
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Robin Davis
Categories:
cooky,
happiness, peace, world,
Form:
Rhyme
Chow Time On the Range
..."Rise an' shine you lazy cowpokes! Time to saddle up yer hoss! Time to move them moo-cows to summer range!" yelled th' trail boss! "You've lolled around here all winter, now it's time to earn yer ......
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Robert L. Hinshaw
Categories:
cooky,
cowboy-western, funnytime, mystery, time,
Form:
Rhyme
Cowboy Christmas
...The rangy longhorns were rounded up and tended to. Over the Colorado plains a fearsome blizzard blew! 'Twas Christmas Day! The cowpokes paid no mind to the storm, As they huddled 'round the potbe......
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Robert L. Hinshaw
Categories:
cooky,
cowboy-western, holidaychristmas, christmas,
Form:
Rhyme
T-Bone
...T-Bone was our camp cook when we went on the trail, whiskered an' b-grizzled with a wit that never failed. He took no guff from anyone, not even the boss man, 'cause he controlled his eaten t......
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Tamara Hillman
Categories:
cooky,
cowboy-western, life, people, mother,
Form:
Cowboy Poetry