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Exxon Poems - Poems about Exxon

The Gallery, The Gala, Larry, Part 1
...There, mustardseed scatter’d on firm cement Frank’s sense all but gone as architect- ural borders take shape: the cloister sports Blue-green algae tanks | engineer-BREW guard’d by python & htm......

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Categories: exxon, allegory, allusion, art, boyfriend,
Form: Free verse
Gen X 1965-1980
... Gen X or the MTV generation. See a big growth in the Dept. of education. A generation of latchkey Kids home alone. Rocky hits the box office, With Sylvester Stallone.......

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Categories: exxon, childhood, memorial,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member We Thought It Would Go Even Higher
...Big oil has its hands in our pocket Pump prices rose like a rocket It was just a ruse Designed to confuse The voters who vote with their wallet Inflation to voters does smell And affects ......

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Categories: exxon, humor, money, political, repetition,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Stop Taking Her For Grant It
...We exploit her gifts, polluting, robbing. Mother earth has a soul and we've all heard her sobbing.. Too many species are now extinct. We need to slow down, reassess, think.. Exxon, Shell, Chevro......

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Categories: exxon, 1st grade, earth,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Just Passing Through
...Passing through for a short time Just stopped in to tell you “Hey”, nothing specific on my mind. Haven’t had much to say. Been over a year since I wrote a single word, or been able to finish ......

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Categories: exxon, friendship, happiness, writing,
Form: Rhyme



Exxon At the Edge of Arcadia
...Strange signpost of circling destiny - an Exxon station, perched at the crossroads of State Highway 95 and Farm to Market Road 1331. Almost certainly without its own knowledge serving as the gate......

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Categories: exxon, paradise,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Nice Images
...Your poems have nice images. I can't use them. They don't drive trucks, weld, or pour cement. I can't wear them like boots in the snow. They won't keep my head dry in the rain. I l......

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Categories: exxon, humor, humorous, image, nice,
Form: Light Verse
Wheel On a Stick Part 10
...The Cinematic Film Treatment as a stand alone element in the aesthetic revolution we are now not witnessing Radiant A pilgrimage of enlightenment undertaken by Bob the Plumber after experi......

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Categories: exxon, how i feel,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Alaskan Oil Pipeline
...The Alaskan Oil Pipeline Nineteen sixty-eight confirmed the year Of discovery by ‘Humble Oil’ To North America’s largest oil field, On the North Slope of the Brooks Range; A we......

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Categories: exxon, education, environment, history, technology,
Form: Prose Poetry
Master of Disaster and Plaster
...Remember this? On March 24, 1989, the Exxon Valdez oil tanker hits a reef in Alaska's Prince William Sound, resulting in an enormous oil spill. Though there were no human victims of the crash, hu......

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Categories: exxon, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick
Everywhere a Sign
...It was a day like all the rest as off to work I went Surely to face a new test for as such is life meant But this time as I went I prayed in a different way And the message He sent I'll never forget ......

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Categories: exxon, rose,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Street Life
...Mug of Joe Tarp hung low Living under an over pass Is better than dancing in jail Day old butts And dumpster meals A cart with just three wheels Got a place staked out On the corner of Main Cardboard......

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Categories: exxon, addiction, character, city, crazy,
Form: Free verse
Rename America Exxon
...We should rename America and call it Exxon. Salute their new flag at the rise of dawn. To ten of our highest ranking officials, Exxon is their top contributor. So do you really think that they wi......

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Categories: exxon, epic
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Pucka Parker Rest In Peace
...It all started five decades ago, when her gift of imagination began to grow. She was the youngest of five and could not wait for her to arrive. Velvety soft skin so fair, along with lots of curly ......

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Categories: exxon, age, childhood, for her,
Form: Narrative
Right and Wrong
...Tears in the tar carried far cry the dolphin to a passing star ...help us… see the gulls who now don’t fly see the whales who search for sky coast of destruction while they all stand by…. ......

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Categories: exxon, nature
Form: I do not know?

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