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Gastronomically Poems - Poems about Gastronomically

Gastronomically Poems - Examples of all types of poems about gastronomically to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read short, long, best, and famous examples for gastronomically.

Premium Member Critterature: Gourmet Or Gourmand
...The aardvark is a quirky beast, Uniquely dentalated, And to the armadillo gastronomically related. He dines on termites, ants, and such, Most any bug his tongue can touch, On fruits and veggies,......Read the rest...
Categories: gastronomically, animal, humor,
Form: Light Verse



Vampiric Love
...come sit with me not so close - oh go on then you’re chillingly cute most mute and pasty and today i have the stale mulligrubs lay and play with me lap a little dip the lip if you want ......Read the rest...
Categories: gastronomically, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Ethical Meat
...Lean ­ Delicate ­ “ne plus ul......Read the rest...
Categories: gastronomically, abuse, analogy, anger, animal,
Form: Free verse
Common Thread Second Strand Za
...Skull and Crossbones alumni) passed along ancestral line when cock sure rooster spent however long with a hen guaranteed supply grunt workers oxymorons helpless to get even. “......Read the rest...
Categories: gastronomically, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse
Knitting Needle Versus Irons
...A vibrancy on a washing line is often likened to a knitting needle in a hailstorm. Fold away the parachutes of umbrella and kneel down on a thistle. It is rather comfortable when it is in flower. Das......Read the rest...
Categories: gastronomically, autumn,
Form: I do not know?



Mongrel Mongeese
...Mongrel mongeese can fly at very high altitudes but dome headed calves cannot as they must wait until they are 672 years old. Fly fly flight then. Oh great. See how the waving whales chanting circula......Read the rest...
Categories: gastronomically, assonance, baseball,
Form: I do not know?
Lick Your Lips - Limerick
...Lick Your Lips - Limerick An old man chronologically aging Ate foods quite gastronomically raging He digested word soups ......Read the rest...
Categories: gastronomically, age, change, food, identity,
Form: Limerick

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