In Good Order Poems - Poems about In Good Order

... Tried to get out the door, Have been to this day before! Card games were all the rage, Our house hosted the craze. Mom said," get nicely dressed and politely greet ou......

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...Weekends are a little like Bookends They stop you falling Or lolling too far over So you don't appear untidy or At least not so Uncomfortable They keep you straight Give you Purpose Sh......

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...D ug it out from under the stairs, I knew it would be useful someday. S aving it I was for future repairs, C huffed I never threw it away. A ll in good order as good as new, R atchets and spind......

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...Here in my rented acre of Ohio; I feel the generations, the hungarians, the irish and germans, the dutch, the blacks, the shawnee. We are not a melting pot, we are birds and critters brought her......

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...Once upon a time there were Five key words, We all knew by heart, What, where, when, why and how, And they all came out of our mouths wearing question marks. We didn't just save them for specia......

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...And if you stand in doubt Who brought this rhyme about My name is Isaac James Odah I remain in good order. Though my rhyme be regged Tattered, rusty and jagged; If you take heed It'll be a g......

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...I wake and you are beside me sleeping Breathing heavily, labouring with each breath. Your illness masking your fragility. I pause to gently kiss your forehead. Your garden is overgrown with unp......

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...When an expanse of sands comes into view you’ll see sparsely dotted weeds lying flat on the ground. For soil is sterile and weather is harsh the weeds are not only unable to grow tall but struggl......

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...I can remember at least four things that we did on train tracks, And one thing that I never did until I was an adult. Firstly, let me tell you what I did not do on a train track, because that is by......

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...The legion march quickly north, armed with glaudius , pila, and, scutum. Prefect Claudius Flavius was in command of the First Cohort. Vanguard in the lead, flankers to the sides, rear guard looking ......

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