Coonskin Poems - Poems about Coonskin

...Here Is God's Mountain Range We Go, And Say; January, February, March, April, May! All Along The Journey, It's Jesus Christ To Trust; ......

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...The ironing on hold, she donned a teddy for a span, gazed at her reflection in the mirror through puffy eyes tucked beneath a coonskin cap, hand-sewn in some god-forsaken sweatshop, then grabbe......

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...I can't wait for the sun to set, but it's taking its sweet old time! My master takes me hunting for raccoons after dark, and I’m anxious to sniff out their trail. A plethora of odors assau......

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...Students wear a mortarboard for graduation Not a deerstalker like Sherlock Holmes If they did, I would have to tip my hat To those with such discriminating domes! If you are a fireman, chef, or......

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...The minuteman with his musket, The man who won our freedom, An everyday guy asked to step up, And like a soldier, carry a gun An old friend who made you, An old friend that you’ve spurned. Th......

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...America Well you should have seen turkey Sal She fills herself with packs of Pall Mall And not to forget about Coonskin-Cap Jack Always a-travelling with a riffle on his back The greatest thing ......

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...People laugh and make fun of me because I wear a coonskin cap. But they'll stop laughing because I'm through taking their crap. People say that my cap makes me look silly. They say that it makes m......

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...There was a time when I was young To share an era that begun From music to the fashion trend TV shows and history Fads and other mysteries I saw them all as time moved on From classic pop to ......

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...< once there was a man named trader Joe could do nothing with hair so let grow under big coonskin hat ......

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...In the 1600's, Europeans lived on the eastern shore Their numbers grew, they wanted more. Iroquios, Sauk, Ottawa, and Mohawk were tribes they met Too many and more, paid our forefathers' debt. Me......

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...Years P.M. (Pre-MacDonald's). Woolworths. Huge chain. (Chains break with age.) Elevated trains. All over New York. Five and Dimes. That was what you paid. Ceaserian birth. In Rome? 10 cent ......

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