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Gamin
Gamin Poems - Poems about Gamin
Talk To Your Date
...I saw them walking She caught my eye Turned to glance When they walked by She in spandex That oh mi oh my Said hey baby Phat az you is We could start rehersting and make some kids Her bust......
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Allan Terry
Categories:
gamin,
beautiful, music,
Form:
Ballade
Turn Off the Room
...I met a man on the road today otherworldly, gamin, fey. A gimlet look in his jaundiced eye, he held my gaze and I questioned why he wandered here, a mendicant man of pleasant demeanour, when,......
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John Jones
Categories:
gamin,
drink, fantasy, fun,
Form:
Free verse
What's Your Game
...But you have obligations someone you love or pretend to it's much about nothing when you're explaining what's it for a man to do What's up with me and you Ooh aI think it's strange You gam......
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©
Allan Terry
Categories:
gamin,
absence, adventure, anxiety, friendship
Form:
Double Dactyl
What's Your Game
...But you have obligations someone you love or pretend to it's much about nothing when you're explaining what's it for a man to do What's up with me and you Ooh aI think it's strange You gam......
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©
Allan Terry
Categories:
gamin,
absence, adventure, anxiety, friendship
Form:
Double Dactyl
What's Your Game
...But you have obligations someone you love or pretend to it's much about nothing when you're explaining what's it for a man to do What's up with me and you Ooh aI think it's strange You gam......
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©
Allan Terry
Categories:
gamin,
absence, adventure, anxiety, friendship
Form:
Double Dactyl
What's Your Game
...But you have obligations someone you love or pretend to it's much about nothing when you're explaining what's it for a man to do What's up with me and you Ooh aI think it's strange You gam......
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©
Allan Terry
Categories:
gamin,
absence, adventure, anxiety, friendship
Form:
Double Dactyl
What's Your Game
...But you have obligations someone you love or pretend to it's much about nothing when you're explaining what's it for a man to do What's up with me and you Ooh aI think it's strange You gam......
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©
Allan Terry
Categories:
gamin,
absence, adventure, anxiety, friendship
Form:
Double Dactyl
A Love Less Ordinary
...Foxes cachinnate Into the infant day Her dreams are circumfused Into milk way She catches a glimpse of a sunbeam tardigrade He grieves for his youth misspent in a xenodochium In adulthood......
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Yasemin Balandi
Categories:
gamin,
adventure, beauty, inspiration, kiss,
Form:
Rhyme
To Elizabeth
...To me, fair friend, you never can be old, For as you were when first your eye I eye'd, Such seems your beauty still. ~ William Shakespeare I have looked into the mirror Looking for a trace..........
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Carrie Richards
Categories:
gamin,
childhood, dedication, girl, high
Form:
Narrative
A Musical Name...Claire Elise
...It's almost as if Beethoven, had seen her gamin face And had composed a melody...to match her given name My grandchild, sweet Claire Elise, I love your name, so fair You bear the name, so filled w......
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Carrie Richards
Categories:
gamin,
love, sweet, beauty, beauty,
Form:
Rhyme
Little Late Lady
...Little late Lady (Tongue Twister/ Alliteration ) Little late Lady lingered likewise long at the Lodge. Made mean man Maney more than merely mad. Silly Sam Sheriff sadly seized a solemn summon......
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©
Judy Riley
Categories:
gamin,
funny
Form:
Alliteration
The Gamin Ii
...whereby shall the young shelter their skin without a home to hire their hand a moments rest beside a beggar and trash can young years spent inside a starving soul much of faith was lost beyond co......
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©
Johnny Sumler
Categories:
gamin,
life,
Form:
Free verse
The Gamin: From the Diary of Herald Hermit
...I visited my sister-in-law at the hospital today She had a beautiful baby boy of six pounds, seven ounces His hair and eyes were painted brown and his brittle body had a big belly button with a b......
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Johnny Sumler
Categories:
gamin,
death, life, sad, son,
Form:
Free verse