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Gluttonous Connoisseur of Ethnic Culinary Cuisines
Yours truly would never be confused for a gourmand, nevertheless I could enjoy experiencing taste testing select food samples if offered an opportunity of attending a fancy feast viz smörgåsbord, whereby oral indulgence would arouse,...

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Categories: herbivorous, addiction, appreciation, birthday, blessing, chicago, dream, humorous,
Form: Rhyme



Food glorious food
Food glorious food

Asia generic guy gastronomy (and how gourmet foods eat destructively clearly beyond any) excess enthusiasm, the necessity to feed and clothe this lean mean exercising machine gunning corporeal essence christened Matthew Scott Harris...

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Categories: herbivorous, 12th grade, adventure, america, appreciation, blessing, celebration,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Unquotable Quotes: Liii - Tongue Teasers
UNQUOTABLE QUOTES: LIII - Tongue Teasers

Whether the glass is « half full » or « half empty », what counts is WHO « drank" the "other half », the « better half » ? Lucky...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: herbivorous, animal, girl, humor, irony, word play,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Humus Me My Vegetated Chokes Ingest
Humus me? My vegetated chokes ingest!
(jokes all in jest)

Hard to believe, I orange in a lee
started life as barely visible speck!

Just in the course of healthy growing
season, this former minute nearly
microscopic entity developed into
quite pleasing...

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Categories: herbivorous, 11th grade, 12th grade, animal, beautiful, crazy,
Form: Bio
Food Glorious Food Third Helping
Thus upon a strategic seat we hoped for,
or politely sought from manager of the house
ah, our luck to be situated in close proximity,
where impossibility to stave gaming hunger,
though neither myself nor honorable guest grouse.

Now decision...

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Categories: herbivorous, america, appreciation, celebration, christmas, december, eve, feelings,
Form: Light Verse



Canvey Island Summers 1951-1957
Each time my Auntie Rosa went to shop in the High Street,
She’d bring us back a pink-iced bun; it was our special treat.
We’d take them up to Grandad’s (we preferred to eat them there)
We’d scoff...

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Categories: herbivorous, childhood, nostalgiahouse, old, garden, house, old,
Form: Narrative
Laryngeal Spasm
(alternately titled: excuse me while aye...
touch the sky, hen derrick lee 
and pull lightly gag.)

September third tooth house sand
     and eighteen didst find me
to awaken with a start
   ...

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Categories: herbivorous, 10th grade, 11th grade, 9th grade, care,
Form: Free verse
Doubt Me If You Will
DOUBT ME IF YOU WILL
_______________________

Sun will cease to shine.

Twlight she looses her blush.

Moon she losses her sheen.

Stars have lost their glitter.

My face has lost its smile.

Hope elopes with darkness.

I have no where to hide.

My vision...

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© Sam Raj  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: herbivorous, feelings, how i feel, love,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Eliminating Death - a Dramatic Monologue
What?
I hope you are not serious, my fellow mortal!
Not serious when you suggest that we should
Eliminate death.

How could we?

This is preposterous!

But if you are serious, tell me how could we ever
Exist without the Lord of...

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Categories: herbivorous, death, life, world,
Form: Free verse
Horses Shall Be Back
Horses are in oblivion 
     Preferred man-friendly animal since evolution 
     Today, bit lost in mechanised, chip oriented revolution 

Important weapon in Bronze Age ancient wars 
Utilised...

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Categories: herbivorous,
Form: Rhyme
Eternally Combined
1 This tale can be some what of a wicked tale,
2 She came in a ship with large sails.
3 Though she is terrifying and dangerous,
4 She would not hurt a single soul, she is herbivorous.
5...

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Categories: herbivorous, lovelife, people, life, people,
Form: Free verse
Strolling the Vibrant Autumn
STROLLING IN THE VIBRANT OF AUTUMN 

Strolling down the park, marvelous sight of wonder, 
God’s beautiful landscape in kaleidoscope. My heart
in salutation in vibrant color of the leaves. Celestial 
spheres, seems to meet the earth...

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Categories: herbivorous, 8th grade, appreciation,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member Grasshopper
The oldest living group 
of chewing herbivorous insects 
proudly carries 250 million years 
of quiet evolution.
No soft muscle tissue 
on these grasshopper legs, 
they are bear 
as clean-picked chicken bones 
and hard 
as the outer shell of some...

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Categories: herbivorous, insect,
Form: Narrative
Creature Couplets
The giraffe
Haughty and fond of herbivorous feasts,
Tends to look down on his wee fellow beasts.

The elephant
Thin outer ears are gargantuan-sized,
Tickling the ivories isn't advised.

The pelican
Genus of water-bird with a long beak,
And in his throat there...

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Categories: herbivorous, animal,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Judge Not
I'm okay. You seem haltless. I'm brilliant. You lack lustre.
Could a wolf condemn a cow for being herbivorous?
Can a rose in full bloom slam a bud from the same cluster?
Doesn't the code of 'live and...

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Categories: herbivorous, jesus,
Form: Sonnet
The Most Foolish Riddle
Humans are now slaves of Dreadful weapons
Making, checking, developing are their funs
By them weapons are normally used in
Damaging, destroying, killing, finishing
Weapons cost lives, properties and all
Races, species, civilizations we can call,

Beside piles of weapons graze...

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Categories: herbivorous, abuse, conflict,
Form: Rhyme
Garish Galapagos Turtles
Note- These massive turtles live in the Galapagos Islands. They are herbivorous 

creatures eating prickly pears, cactus, grass, and ferns. The Geochelone Elephantopus 

species have been known to grow to 500 pounds and live to...

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© James Tate  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: herbivorous, animals,
Form: Quatrain
Herbivorous Gibberish
Slaves bind the rind and grind the porcine mind to a fine dust, 
on the killing line, tools rust, 
their shine left behind and our curly tailed brethren ascend to a time where the weather...

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© Rob Browne  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: herbivorous, food, sorry, time,
Form: ABC
Premium Member Elegy For a Garden Gnome
There once was a gnome named Jerome
Who made a herb garden his home.
One day as he frolicked,
He slipped and fell on some garlic
And was instantly killed when a clove cleft his dome.

The sad news of...

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Categories: herbivorous, farewell, for him, humor,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Wanted -Thief Caterpillar
Looking under a leaf
In search of a caterpillar thief
Pinched a tomatoes cheek
Oh what a creepy creep

He's a very deliberate critter
She cried that hairy worm bit her
Said,"He'd come back to get her
And scare her baby sitter."

Her...

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Categories: herbivorous, funny, humor, humorous, imagination,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member An Economic Food Chain
A nature food chain
Linkng the carnivorous and the herbivorous 
May be simple 
And so an economic food chain within man
The rich and the poor
The poor works hard for the rich with low wage
But when the...

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Categories: herbivorous, abuse, food, poverty, work,
Form: Free verse
In Pursuit of Wisdom
In pursuit of wisdom,
Why is life?;
Rambled all over the valley,
In the mount and lake,
In the deepest jungle too;
All strive,
In spree to survive;
From vegetation to life,
Foliage feeds Herbivorous,
Herbivorous survives to
Feed carnivorous;
Finally mother earth 
Conceives all of...

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Categories: herbivorous, spiritual,
Form: Prose Poetry
Mansourasaurus
Paleontologists collect 
a lower jaw, 
a skull 
and ribs, 
cleaving belly 
of the Sahara Desert. 
They provide the fossils 
with flesh of fantasy. 
This is 
an artificial rebirth.

*Mansourasaurus was 
not ferocious 
like a fanatic 
or...

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Categories: herbivorous, animal,
Form: Free verse

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