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Lairy
Lairy Poems - Poems about Lairy
Kiss-Ups
...If a time and place is different for them to fire off their weaponry, to lie and win against a significant. What keeps a similarity in liability, to lie and win in a predicament where skill is a......
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William Rodriguez
Categories:
lairy,
community, conflict, feelings, how
Form:
Lyric
You Cant Hit Short Men
...tall men tend to stand and watch the short man shouting out making up for that foot missing with his loudly mouth nobody stands up to them they know they’ll knock ‘em out it’s embarrassing to b......
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Nick Trim
Categories:
lairy,
humorous,
Form:
Rhyme
Hitching Hoochie
...Drinks fridge murmurs accusations at me Seals connect with whoosh of door close Defuses incriminating strip of lights lairy Where I go from this station, God knows! Lady taking my coins sneers,......
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Sigrid Ermine
Categories:
lairy,
angel, car, character, journey,
Form:
Narrative
Mean Streets
...Newspaper blows along rain-washed streets, dying echoes of hash tags and tweets promising hook-ups, flash mobs and meets, long gone to their bed-sits and urban retreats. Puddles painted with ne......
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John Jones
Categories:
lairy,
city,
Form:
Rhyme
Lairy Men Scaredy Men
...Men get lairy and repeat this bull "know that I know a lot of people" an empty threat of purest simple tells of the fact they're a weak fool and blokes repeat this line every week cus they can......
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Nick Trim
Categories:
lairy,
men,
Form:
Rhyme
Sweet Old Cherries
...One, two, three, a-lairy, my favourite dish is Mary Yummy like a large bowl full of sweet ol' cherries With sugar and cream And slurping in between Parts of my body floats away like a fai......
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Jack Ellison
Categories:
lairy,
childhood,
Form:
Limerick
Brahms and Liszt
...Happy. Genial. Merry. Jolly Blottoed, blasted, etched and blitzed Mellow, foggy, hazy, squiffy Tipsy. Tiddly. Brahms and Liszt Dazed, zombied, tanked-up, trollied Ganted, gubbed, guttered......
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David Lindsay
Categories:
lairy,
drink,
Form:
List
Peg-Leg Pete the Pirate and Dirty Deadeye Dan
...Peg-Leg Pete the Pirate was a very evil man, He used to eat his dinner from a filthy frying pan, And when he’s finished eating he’d play “catch me if you can” With his desperado first-mate known a......
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Tony Bush
Categories:
lairy,
funny, evil, men,
Form:
Verse