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Legroom
Legroom Poems - Poems about Legroom
Friendly Skies
...The simple pleasure of seeing a smile is something we’ve not enjoyed for a while. To exhale freely is such a relief; that we ever got here: beyond belief. Flying has likely the safest of air t......
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Jeff Kyser
Categories:
legroom,
travel,
Form:
Sonnet
To Whom
...12/16/20 Underneath the sun and moon To whom It concerns, may this soon Lead to a future boon And prosperous bloom Before doom And ending up in a tomb From a comet or sonic boom As well......
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Dalton Ogletree
Categories:
legroom,
deep, nice, poetry, rap,
Form:
Rhyme
Mass-Panic
...Herd-mongers, schoolmarms and glorious twats Piloting leased arks through drenched parking lots Cadillacs cleansed of a fine week’s debris Just in time for the polish of sanctimony A river of s......
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Keith Dovoric
Categories:
legroom,
religion,
Form:
Verse
An Even Lower Low
...Airlines charge for luggage now Although that once was free. They make a mint demanding That all flyers pay a fee. They also charge for food and drink And “extra” legroom, too. We grouse and ......
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Ilene Bauer
Categories:
legroom,
flying,
Form:
Rhyme
Alone
...Tickets are not easy to get at the Royal Circle. A lady does not wish to get a seat by currying favor; the flavor will eventually turn rancid and ruin her day. The scent of expensive perfume pe......
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Kp Nunez
Categories:
legroom,
adventure, art, career, courage,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Storms
...In the fascinating life journey of a couple When clouds darken in their midst all of a sudden With murky grey shades in their relation purple Many a storms begin to twirl their souls ‘n burden. Clo......
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Mohan Chutani
Categories:
legroom,
conflict, rain, storm,
Form:
Rhyme
Tiny Spaces
...Small humble home that I was raised inside these walls I spent most of my days Legroom was sparse in our tiny address things always cluttered and sometimes a mess We lacked riches, money was ......
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Gail Franklin
Categories:
legroom,
childhood,
Form:
Rhyme