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Groat Poems - Poems about Groat


Premium Member No Stoat In the Boat
...We were bobbing on the ocean in our tiny pea green boat The pussycat, the owl and me were many days afloat With hunger in the belly and a dryness in the throat The owl winked at the pussycat and s......

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Categories: groat, animal, fate, nursery rhyme,
Form: Monorhyme
Thomas Chatterton Translation: Excellent Ballad of Charity
...An Excelente Balade of Charitie (“An Excellent Ballad of Charity”) by Thomas Chatterton, age 17 modernization/translation by Michael R. Burch As wroten bie the goode Prieste Thomas Rowley 1464 ......

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Categories: groat, allegory, christian, england, faith,
Form: Ballad



Examinations a Devil Part 1
...Dear students Examinations denote That you and teachers clearly emote Their feelings out and try to devote Their time and energy for this rowboat. Mind that nurtures it will surely vote Their su......

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Categories: groat, education,
Form: Monorhyme
On Readers Digest 4
...Dear readers, Reader’s Digests denote That readers read and clearly emote Their feelings out and try to devote Their money and time for this rowboat. The mind that reads it will surely vote Thei......

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Categories: groat, books,
Form: Monorhyme
Babylonia : Part Four - a Babylonian Paradise
...Babylonia : Part Four - A Babylonian Paradise Come in, come in, all are welcome! Welcome to Babylonia! Welcome home. Every animal is welcome here, You can be yourself; You have no need to ......

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Categories: groat, animal, family, friend, heaven,
Form: I do not know?



The Sin Eater
...the man is dead, words that moan like north-wind over sea mounts, swirling through stunted grass, over the warped threshold, around discarded shrouds, piled around a rough bier, holding once a ......

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Categories: groat, death,
Form: Free verse
The Bandit Kings! (A Golf Poem)
...Written in Scottish dialect. Jack, Bernard and John, the Bandit Kings, Hae handicaps wae too high. Each o’ them score four points a hole, Ah canna tell ye a lie! Me, ah’m Rabbie, the bard o’......

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Categories: groat, friendship, funny, sports
Form: Verse

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