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Dean Poems - Poems about Dean

Premium Member Dean the Cutest Roller Skating Giraffe
Dean was roaringly cute with curly turquoise hair A skater in pink roller skates, with a superior air He was born in Savanna in a tiny little zoo But he had been touring since he was two People went crazy when he got into town The zoo had a circus, with a tent big and brown. They made a parade starring...

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Categories: dean, animal,
Form: Rhyme
Dear dean
Dear dean, I write to you with a heart that is overflowing with feelings I can no longer keep to myself. Each day that passes, I find these feelings growing stronger, and I felt it was time to express them to you. From the moment our paths crossed, I felt a connection. Your smile has...

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Categories: dean, love,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member R I P Dean
We lost a good guy within the last week Name of Dean Parry Val halla did seek A full military career this gentleman had His family and friends are now very sad We've known Dean since the age of sixteen When we joined a life in green A top soldier and tradesman for sure Serving abroad in many a war Tommorows...

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Categories: dean, death of a friend,
Form: Free verse
Punishing Therapy
I Christ-proclaimers are the worst punishers In self-righteousness, little mercy, no Grace Should one perchance fall into their "church" Hindu Gandhi, "terrorist Mandela" compare better Jesus is not honored by phoney pastors, Church "leaders" and therapist-advisors! In Africa, my GURU was hard, but not like them! Among other "religions" grace shows its face - not here ... II Saint D of Adelaide only advised a...

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Categories: dean, africa, anti bullying, discrimination,
Form: Free verse
Many Thanx Dean Smith-Belton
I A few weeks ago, he gave a message I barely contained tears, repentant heart Yes, I was in church, and he's an elder Refuses the title of pastor. Deserves it ever My wife and I can talk, fellowship, listen To a man - divorced 20 years - pure As far as this world goes, purer still In studying, glorying in God's known...

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Categories: dean, africa, bible, blessing, character,
Form: Free verse



Our Black Hole
I Roger Dean at a South African college And team, caught our singularity The black hole, so Einsteins Relativity Does not apply here, physics' knowledge II Amazing that at the center of our Milky Way There is so much outside of usual gravity Space-time, if a fabric, has massive debris One of these swallows all light, passers by!...

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Categories: dean, africa, creation, inspirational, miracle,
Form: Free verse
Our Black Hole
I Roger Deane at a South African college And team, caught our singularity The black hole, so Einsteins Relativity Does not apply here, physics' knowledge II Amazing that at the center of our Milky Way There is so much outside of usual gravity Space-time, if a fabric, has massive debris One of these swallows all light, passers by! NOTE: I like to think of black...

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Categories: dean, africa, creation, inspirational, miracle,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Dear Dean
Dear Dean of TedTalk about unconditional self-regard, As you clearly know from experience, overcoming disabling disempowering changes isn't so much about stopping the habit of comparing oneself with others Yet has everything to do with not contrasting oneself prejudicially against Privileged Others....

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Categories: dean, health, integrity, judgement, love,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Baby Dean
Baby Dean By Franklin Price 02/18/2022 Last night around ten-thirty I heard my silent cell phone play I was wakened from my slumber It was about to make my day The call was New Mom Bella And the picture on the screen Put a smile upon this Pop Pop's Face There was Great Grand baby Dean His tiny face, made my heart race. His head was...

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Categories: dean, baby, birth, family, love,
Form: Rhyme
A Scene To Be Not Seen
What on earth made the teen Go ahead to create a scene That should not have been seen: That I watched and was lean; Ungovernable feathers happily preen? Only yesterday did Mum him wean; Who had nothing thought but his well being An off and on “Where have you been” And to his mum “What do you mean” Always for...

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Categories: dean, age, character, child, confusion,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Here's To Dean
Here's to Dean, who eats his greens, works out and fits into his old jeans. At eighty-eight, he's now more buff than he ever was in his teens! Nov. 18, 2021 for L Milton Hankins' Your Funniest Couplet Ever Poetry Contest...

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Categories: dean, humorous,
Form: Couplet
Jealousy Forever
Seeing his rival celebrity on the screen, He is with envy green; By him thought a fortunate being, Of all nominees their Faculty’s Dean; Only thirty years ago did his mother him wean. A reason to be starving and be forever lean; For facial expression keep wearing “The Mean” No occasional reliefs to feign: Jealousy should forever reign!...

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Categories: dean, anger, character, grief, heartbreak,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Billy Dean - Dk
Billy Dean was a famous man A country singer – I was a fan It happened that I met him He was all handsome and trim When he embraced my waist All fear of him was slowly erased But when he smiled down at me Dumbstruck, I would quickly flee Dumbstruck Poetry Contest Sponsored by Charles messina August 10, 2021 ...

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Categories: dean, dance, music, song, western,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Dean Friedman
This songwriter came from the New Jersey town of Paramus. He had one 1977 hit song that made him famous. With cute lyrics and a catchy tune considered swell, his release titled "Ariel" climbed the charts quite well. Despite his instrument playing and songwriting skill, that would be the only hit produced from his mill. He would meet Denise Marsa on...

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Categories: dean, dedication, music, tribute,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Dean Wood Poem Comment
Life’s Fading Rodeo? While I’m glad of your retirement from less fruitful goals you’ve chased, still, the big sky’s grown some smaller by concerns (and verse displaced?). Hope your boots still kick up dust on trails, your eyes track Sun that sets from cliff’s crow’s nest perch that welcomes sails blown home by dawn’s regrets. The sharp humor missed in...

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Categories: dean, appreciation,
Form: Rhyme

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