Gobstoppers Poems - Poems about Gobstoppers

...There's a shop down the street where all the school kids meet; a shop of wonders and delight all wrapped up in one big bite Step inside this tasty paradise, take a bite of fudge, take another ......

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... Flying Saucers, Flake, Bar Six Country Style, Gobstoppers, Twix Arrow Bars and Sherbert Dabs Sweet Tobacco, Lucky Bags Toffee Crisp and Dairy Crunch Grand Seville and Milky Lunch Beta B......

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...Hiding in the bushes he waits to pounce, he enjoys Goobers and Gobstoppers, right to the very last ounce. He might settle for a Snickers or even a Kit Kat, he’s black, shiny and sneaky this Hallow......

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...he looked at the gun double barreled and lean but it was an old water pistol from his childhood the rope around his neck had become a bunjee and he bounced between floor boards and ceiling......

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...We played hide and seek Running around the park. And a game called british bulldogs, It really was a lark. Then there was scrumping apples And getting chased off by the man. How we loved knoc......

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...A spider drank cider and was legless at breakfast Now this placid arachnid with a shoddy wee body Asked weevils so evil if they each had a needle Could they just for a joke smoke while they poked......

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...Morning assembly Classroom hell Couldn't count couldn't spel School books and fountain pens Playing in the playground with all my friends Gobstoppers and chewing gum Plastic sandals boys shorts......

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...One Tuesday evening recently with the house empty but me, I thought I’d spread out on the couch and see what’s on the ‘telly’. It was close to half past eight and so I thought I’d watch ‘The Bill’,......

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...Ye Olde Sweet Shoppe Let's take a journey back in time to the 1900's when children would delight in regular visits to their sweet shop in England, they had a large range of lollies and their eyes wo......

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...The sweet shop stood at the end of his road He passed it every day He passed it on the way to school And on his way home again He knew the man who worked in there He seemed a jolly sort He had a big......

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...I carry this 30 pound bag wherever I go, Some call this item a purse, I say burden! Inside; pink wallet with metallic stars (not alot within except an unused gift card and an ID) 12 hair ties, all ......

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