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Cortina
Cortina Poems - Poems about Cortina
Blame
...A man can fail many times, but he isn't a failure until he begins to blame somebody else—John Burroughs Blame Underneath a belt of stars in stratosphere’......
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I Am Anaya
Categories:
cortina,
fate, love, lust, moon,
Form:
Rhyme
Elusive Man Is Slippery Fish
...It was in Argentina That Bull met Clementina: The same year dumped Tina, Who’d thought herself A Winner’ And was planning “A Dinner” In Hotel De Cortina… Clementina was in Fridge And still B......
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Chinedum Ekwobi
Categories:
cortina,
age, character, vanity, voyage,
Form:
Rhyme
Third World Poor Entertainment
...All the time smelling of musk, On a road willing to busk, Now an Elephant with tusk, Ready to hang on till dusk, But the songs sung Empty Husk... Third World Poor Entertainer For footwear Red......
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Chinedum Ekwobi
Categories:
cortina,
animal, anxiety, beautiful, character,
Form:
Rhyme
Uzb 752
...So stately behind the wheel That old Cortina could have been a Rolls The engine chugged To the beat of your heart Slow and steady Making the drive home last Captain of your ship For five peac......
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Sharon Keely
Categories:
cortina,
car, dad, memory,
Form:
Free verse
We Met On the Cb
...True Story Tooling down the highway, through a New South country town Listen to the crackle on CB A voice comes through the speaker, faint and on its own I wonder if they could be calling me ......
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Warren Mbaht
Categories:
cortina,
friendship,
Form:
Ballad
Ford Anglia
...Ford Anglia Ford Anglia, Ford Anglia, You were always my favourite Car. Distinctive shape and two-toned colour, In the showroom, you were the Star. Cortina, my Cortina, Your sleek lines mad......
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Kevin Shaw
Categories:
cortina,
car, emotions, memory, remember,
Form:
Rhyme
Squamous Last Blurreds
...(At 10:40pm on December 8, 1980, John Lennon was shot and mortally wounded on 72nd Street, New York. Given his love of outrageous wordplay, this poem imagines his stream-of- consciousness utteri......
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Michael Coy
Categories:
cortina,
Form:
Rhyme
Our Day Out
...Our Day Out Our day out to Wales in the Summer of 1981 In car temperature soars that alike to Lebanon, Not like the previous year of 1980 When temperatures where more akin to Haiti. Mark one C......
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Stuart Rose
Categories:
cortina,
adventure, appreciation, childhood, summer,
Form:
Free verse
In Ultimul Ceas
...O cortina asurzitoare cade anun?ând prin cei patru ca foametea a încetat, iar totul e infinit. Caut o lumina, dar culori amare ma orbesc. Bezna ma-nconjoara, ne cuprinde pe toti; ochii nu-mi......
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Alex Mercea
Categories:
cortina,
absence, bible, death, depression,
Form:
Free verse
Verbena
...Across the road wild verbena Wide open arena display A field's array phenomena. Would modena clover bouquet More buffet my heart's cortina? No! Verbena made this sweet day A form c......
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Sara Kendrick
Categories:
cortina,
emotions, nature,
Form:
Rhyme
Back Seat Blues
...It was in my old Cortina Well you really should have seen her She was naked as the day that she was born We had only just begun, we were having lots of fun When her foot came crashing down upon t......
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John Fenn
Categories:
cortina,
funny, nostalgia,
Form:
Light Verse
Predestination
...Rupert Lang set out from London, it was ten minutes to eight. He meant to travel to the Midlands to be with his dad in hospital in Birmingham. Weather forecast: chance of rain. Peter Smith ......
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Keith Bickerstaffe
Categories:
cortina,
death
Form:
Verse
Predestination
...Robert Lang set out from London, it was ten minutes to eight. He meant to travel to the Midlands to be with his dad in hospital in Birmingham. Weather forecast: chance of rain. Peter Smith ......
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Keith Bickerstaffe
Categories:
cortina,
loss
Form:
Verse
Predestination
...Rupert Lang set out from London, it was ten minutes to eight. He meant to travel to the Midlands to be with his dad in hospital in Birmingham. Weather forecast: chance of rain. Peter Smith ......
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Keith Bickerstaffe
Categories:
cortina,
loss,
Form:
Narrative
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