Gogo Poems - Poems about Gogo

... Gazpacho soup I love! Grind up those tomatoes Grate up some cucumber Get chopping the onion Garlic is a gogo Gorgeous captured sunshine Good with Tabasco sauce......

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...Manila and Cockles oh the steamers oh the steamers Ensis and Razors Carpet shell clams and Ynghylch L......

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...THE UK Poling, Patching, Nether Wallop, Matching Tye and Droop Plumpton, Lickfold, Puddletown, Westward Ho! and Throop. Hole of Horcum, New Invention, Boghead, Frome, Cat's Ash ......

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...Below the gray blah canopy Suffering from bad attitude and seasonal psychosis The human race sprints No finish line required and Everyone wins gold Music blaring Bikini tops daring Exposed gu......

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...I've been me , A meepy child accused of crafts . Tangled in my sleep , For waisting time , Loved the errors at cloud nine . And still I made it with no trial. I've lived in the upside down......

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...It’s like waiting for God, oh so much. Yet why, oh why so long? Clocks move so slowly as I watch, yes, watch my wrist, too, oh so long, so long the clock, the watch, the clock, the watch. Ye......

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...Microlight When they appeared, we were like, “What …the?” motorcycles dangling from multi-coloured wings, animated comic book scene blond wisps racing at leisure in deliberate mid-morning bree......

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...“SILENT ONE” – inspired poem I Musicians unite for a cause, no cause celebre But small nursing homes not on maps, or Frail Care facilities - Magically coaxing ancient responses and memories, An......

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...I Read someone's words All Agreements in tow They made my heart cry My Minds start to bleed No one to follow No one to lead The words began to spread By land, sea and air Every known creature......

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...Nope Not Even A Brief History... About Month Named December The Latin root (albeit - lo' (mein lee) first two syllables i. e. decem) - no joking - translate to mean ten, where millenniums ago......

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...Terrible dreams three days running, today's was an unbearable doozy. I woke up in a hotel room and had lost Tsuki and Yukiko. I had to get dressed and go out in the world searching for them. But ......

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...QUIRKS I once had a friend long time past Who was wont to always break his fast On cornflakes not with honey and milk But pickled onions, gherkins and their ilk Now if that’s not a quirk I’......

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...WALES 1 GERMANY didn’t The Germans take great pride In long words measured by the clock But can they compete when vied With Llanfair­pwllgwyngyll­gogery­chwyrn­drobwll­llan­tysilio­gogo­goch......

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...V1 Connie was a looker, forty years ago. Connie's still a looker, she looks like cookie dough. You'll often find sweet Connie, talking to a mirror Sayin, "Mirror mirror on the wall, please shri......

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...I felt a bit like Humbert, or John Proctor, an ageing vulture drawn to fresh young flesh. She was a pretty, witty Turkish doctor (so, not exactly plundering the creche!) She seemed to like ......

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