Lingo Poems - Poems about Lingo

Lawyers have a lingo That’s like gibberish to me. The same is true for those who have A medical degree. I guess with any specialty, The lingo is unique And understood by colleagues, Yet to others sounds like Greek. When language is exclusive, It’s a pathway to connect But to those without the lingo, There’s the opposite effect. ...

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You need to be a really good shooter if you catch your hat before it kisses the ground -- lest it be you. Cowboys like to do things nice -- and -- fast because just doing it nice will come out a mess. It's worth the run to do a Dallas spun around. (Fort Worth & Dallas...

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There once was a man named Keith with perfect lingo ‘Till an unassuming stranger changed his name to Dingo It blew my mind It’s so unkind To fabricate, that he’s an ape, with me she scores no bingo! I followed the poet thought I was on her team ...

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A Love of Music: The Chores Of Love Ah- Grrie Mezzo-Soprano: Hugges and kisses. Ah Hello Soprano: reminiscing and Kissing. Contralto: she so special, Darling How I miss you. Le femme Cantritotio' Cantriotio! What Kettlers drum announces your sweet: sweet song? Yet those bitterned, by your neglect of them. Might our togetherness, right that wrong. We were meant to be together: We were meant to be...

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An Englishman, an Irishman, a Welshman and a Scot Met up in a pub and I put them on the spot I’m a language student, I’m in my final year I thought I’d come to Britain and hone my syntax here I told them I’d be very pleased to buy them all a beer If they just sit and chatter...

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The equivalent of a cosmic flat tire, the star collector overheated again. Should've topped off the subzero heat transmogger back at Stuckey's. Yep we have 'em too.., who doesn't need a Pecan Log Roll, now and then. Two Roadway startruckers snapped up the last Elmer's paste pies., the luckys. Right between filling stations to boot, no triple...

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Down the highway shes all lock up Got a bear at my back door Just dropped off in shady town Heading down the big slab I-5 Need to get some go go juice 10-4 it was my travel agent Just passed 32 yard stick with bull dog He was skateboarding down the road Drove over an alligator flipped over My hundred mile coffee Chicken Coop...

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B-15 I-32 N-40 G-26 O-51 Bingo is an old persons lingo They mingle and most are single Some looking out the window While some give you a finger if you win They caller will signal a number Then some bimbo will call out “Bingo” That’s the lingo of Bingo...

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Our tribute to the eighteen year old boys who were sent to Viet Nam Was to be chill, chillin, and chillax’in as a tribute to those soon gone. We were groov’n, and groovy, beatnik style, but we called ourselves hippie. We were funky, groovy, and pretty nifty, copacetic, stoked, and thrifty. Wearing our hip hugger bellbottoms, our...

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TWISTED LINGI Long time ago; the old day Africa When black was the general color A time when nobody was bilingual Back when tradition was very pure... We didn't have a Twisted Lingo Then Alexander the great surfaced Newton,Galileo and others made discoveries The impact became intense,migration began Survival for the fittest,mutation,intermarriage...colonization Giving birth to Twisted Lingo Gone to school but still don't understand some things. Moon,tool,saloon,cool.took...

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When young I loved the Motown sound And the new lingo with it I found When I said, "Hey man, " "I'm a Motown fan" My cousin said, "A beatnik's in town!"...

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Inglish no be ma papa langwage No be ma mama own self God self sabi say de wahala tu mush ‘Leksicosemantis’ today ‘Intonashon’ tomoro. Hand hallmaity ‘Sintax’ nko? No be rice hand dodo! Abeg Help ó Kwin Fiktora. Na Small by small I go take learn how To dey use nose dey talk Under the sun wey dey mama person For dis Naija wey we...

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We meet and greet On the main street We seize lingo Play with bingo Words we utter Mind and matter Seize words to stray On umpteen ways This and that way Learn how to play Sense thought profound On common grounds Leapfrog hot pyres Get burnt by fire Still we go on Verge once upon Seek to live well On acts that tell Sculpt a new day From broken play And then go round More lost...

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In basketball, there is a hoop Through which an orange ball When arcing, in a graceful loop, May very likely fall. A candidate, in quite a gaffe, Mistakenly said “ring” Instead of “hoop;” on his behalf, Attention it did bring. But notoriety is not Considered as a plus And lack of sporting lingo’s what Makes him not one of us!...

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