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Headcount Poems - Poems about Headcount

Headcount Poems - Examples of all types of poems about headcount 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 headcount.

Premium Member Christopher, Blair and Claire
...CHRISTOPHER, BLAIR AND CLAIRE Young Blair was a shy boy, Somewhat a nerd, He just simply could not make a friend, The nursery school teacher, Who was my mum, Enjoyed her job so, She was ne......Read the rest...
Categories: headcount, children, school, teacher,
Form: Rhyme



Too Many People
...How many people are on planet Earth? Too many people, and too many births The headcount rising while resources shrink Is it surprising our world’s on the brink? Twelve years ago we’re ......Read the rest...
Categories: headcount, dark, death, deep, depression,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Nice Melons
...In a supermarket, phrases like “nice cans” or “nice melons” Sound innocent unless a well endowed philly nearby threatens Then head for the checkout Avoiding a crime scene headcount Run l......Read the rest...
Categories: headcount, fun,
Form: Limerick
Deep Pockets Empty Hearts
...Do you remember that time you had too much to drink and the bar was about to close; you had no one to take you home. You called me up at 3:00 AM and I came to rescue you. And you; do you remember th......Read the rest...
Categories: headcount, betrayal, conflict, funeral, health,
Form: Lyric
Plasma Screen
...It was an absent answer. Terror was one abyss in unhindered waking of eternity in being. The passions rise between downpour of black rings on the terraces, was nonstop a parade of excuses and pre......Read the rest...
Categories: headcount, art
Form: I do not know?



*plasma Screen
...It was an absent answer. Terror was one abyss in unhindered waking of eternity in being. The passions rise between downpour of black rings on the terraces, was nonstop a parade of excuses and pre......Read the rest...
Categories: headcount, adventure, allegory, angst, animals,
Form: I do not know?

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