Grooviest Poems - Poems about Grooviest

..."Aliens!" I shouted above the roar of the blaze. Please rescue us from this godforsaken place veritable hellscape, where angels fear ingress. Just then an unexpected pleasant distraction woke......

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...Top of the world, Ma — See those little fingers down there? Those tiny rivers runnin’ thru the valley — You fall, you won’t be repaired Gimme pickaxe, gimme rope-ladder Gimme both McKinley an......

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... Dearest Santa, lovely to see. You wear a white, satiny suit. How lovely you are! With golden gloves and golden boots. Your face full of merriment. Quite the sporty guy you are,.......

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...Today is her birthday ring all the bells Today is her birthday for one who excels Today be prepared ~ be warned ~ be aware The grooviest grandma With flowing red hair Will be hitting the tow......

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...Why spoiled misses princess... never wishes to awaken from pleasant snooze Appellation (with trailing switchback and/or additional colorful turns of phrases) emphasizing assigned nom de plume ......

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...There in the corner he was standing… A handsome man with golden skin… I gave him a come over look, he just stood there… Tried again, then he came over… Come; take a spin, in my balloon ......

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...The 1970s were the grooviest years for all of the teenage lovebirds-turned-married adults. Young love has still been among all of the then-teen couples since the day disco music was born. It seems ......

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...When it comes to all teenagers (teen boys and teen girls) falling in love with each other back in the 1960s, it was a beautiful thing. The 1960s were also the decade when the British Invasion began......

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...I had a long, peaceful sleep last night, didn't attempt to take a single bite; hurriedly, I descend the steepest stairs... to greet the coolest friend with braids! It's wonderful to say, " Go......

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...In the evenings was the rooftop, swisher sweets and sometimes something in particular. say we were young say we both knew better play the saint, its O.K. say that you felt it too Was it n......

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