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The Tale of Two Air Heads
I had two cousins Mike and Ike who were air heads that stole
using their slippery butterfingers to snatch up anything in sight. 
They thought they were clever smarties, but one crazy night
they were driving and...

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© Lu Loo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tamales, humorous, silly,
Form: Rhyme



Me, God and Hot Tamales
You ever had a day off from work where God placed it upon your heart to go walking with Him? Well, I did just that today. I started my walk in this beautiful subdivision. After...

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Categories: tamales, blessing, god, peace, silence, spiritual, sunshine, thank
Form: Narrative
Premium Member How Sweet It Is
HOW SWEET IT IS

I had just completed a Marathon, and felt as if I had run through every Galaxy in the Milky Way.   I stopped by Wal-Mart to browse and cool down. ...

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Categories: tamales, addiction, beauty, candy, children,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Coleman Texas On My Mind
I remember Buster outside the old post office.
He was selling newspapers but mostly just giving you a smile. 
Ol Felix's tamales 
Were the best ones round for miles.
And I got my first bluejeans at Bob...

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Categories: tamales, age, childhood, community, culture, tribute, , western,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member How Sweet It Is
Rules: Use at least 10 candy names from those listed below.
(30 candy names used)


Tomorrow we'll explore our Galaxy,
not just by space ship, but with 'space nerds' too!
We smarties, gifted Mike and Ike, with me,
will start...

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Categories: tamales, future, humorous, space, voyage,
Form: Iambic Pentameter



Premium Member How Sweet It Is
Once upon a time, I saw a Candy List of more than forty types of candy.  And would you believe that people were actually invited to enter a contest to pick at least 10...

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Categories: tamales, candy, childhood,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member How Sweet It Is
I was walking on the heath near Rocky Road with Mike and Ike, we’d been pals since our college days and called ourselves The Three Musketeers. We’d just had our pay day and were off...

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Categories: tamales, fun,
Form: Narrative
My Block Is My Own
The Universe is contained 
Not in a unlimited      vast    space
But in the street in front of my yard
My universe is magnificent
Blackholes in stomachs and cyclones of tortillas...

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Categories: tamales, nostalgia, me, universe, , western,
Form: Free verse
How Sweet It Is
Life most certainly has its ups and downs.
Sometimes life may be as breathtaking as a Galaxy of whimsical Starburst. 
Heroes and adored Lifesavers protect our most beloved towns. 
The pessimistic Goobers in life are the...

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Categories: tamales, candy, funny, sweet,
Form: Rhyme
Christmas Time's Around the Bend
The time has come to string the lights and decorate the tree,
Fix-up the barn an' house a mite for all the folks to see,
Cause Christmas time's around the bend, an' Santa's underway
A-makin' toys for girls...

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© Jim Fish  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tamales, family, children, happiness, holiday, inspirational, people, sea,
Form: Quatrain
Celebration of Life
The stage was being set. 
I needed to get out of the way so that I 
Would not end up squashed by the stage's immense size.
Yet even as the edges of the stage did nudge...

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Categories: tamales, beautiful, celebration, destiny, devotion, happiness,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Dad
Dad

Very creative with his hands, loved unconditionally, spiritual believes

Husband of my mother, father to four sons and four daughters,
 grandfather and great-grandfather  

Loved his wife, children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren unconditionally, work alcoholic welder, hunting...

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© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tamales, dad,
Form: Bio
She Sells Goat's Cheese, Not My Favorite
she sells goat's cheese, not my favorite
plying the beach ramada to ramada
at times she sits with me
lowering the basket from her head
her clothes are worn, patched
i roll eggs, beans, chorizo into a tortilla
hand it away,...

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Categories: tamales, poetry, writing,
Form: Free verse
How Sweet It Is
O' HENRY'S my name and me and my dog CHUNKY, the SLO POKE dog, wanted to go on a shopping spree on 5th AVENUE since it was PAYDAY. It was a nice ride and the...

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Categories: tamales, car,
Form: Prose
Premium Member Nothing Moves the Moon
The customs men shake their heads
and watch the women enter Mexico.
Three with skirts, white socks,
one with jeans 
and proper blouse.
Seventeen, eighteen
just out of Concord Academy
in a black Packard Super Clipper,
not quite as big as a...

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Categories: tamales, mom, moon, war,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Ba Na Na
Minions,
           determine little creatures
In the wide screen
That stir lots of trouble with their funny little slurs
Don’t know if they are his or hers
They look like...

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© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tamales, funny,
Form: Free verse
How Sweet It Is - the Love Life of Candy
It seemed that poor Candy was doomed
                    Always looking for Mr. Good Bar
Every Mike and Ike...

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Categories: tamales, humorous, love,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Gumdrops and Raindrops Nursery Rhyme
Gumdrops and Raindrops Nursery Rhyme 

Raindrops patter in such sweet, sweet songs
How I love their song - to sing along.

Jelly beans bloom in the peppermint's lane
Cinnamon bear showers dance in my brain.

Sour cherry drops hang...

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Categories: tamales, 12th grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, candy,
Form: Rhyme
How Sweet It Is
How sweet it is

Please Take 5 minutes of your time to read my poem
This sweet adventure actually won't take that long

Step inside my imagination 
Mr.Good Bar gave us a 100 Grand
50 thousand for you and...

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Categories: tamales, candy,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member I Remember Grandma
I remember Grandma’s   beauty
  The way she’d grace her smile at me
I remember Grandma’s duty
  Holding family together

I remember the old large home 
  A large yard with a cyclone...

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© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tamales, car, food, grandmother, growing up, sick,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Black Police Matter
As I travel through my hometown Chicago's neighborhoods
   There's a comfy, down-home feeling; these places are good
One of the things that makes them this way
   is their ethnic character and pride,...

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Categories: tamales, city, discrimination,
Form: Rhyme
Simple Pleasures
Making mud tamales
Sucking cherry tomatoes
Gorging on figs til
my stomach ached
Splattering a watermelon
to the ground
Ripping its guts out

Competitively running
from the start of Isabella Street
to the Rail Road Tracks
of our dead end street
I was faster than Larry...

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Categories: tamales, childhood, happiness, nostalgia, universe,
Form: Free verse
Mexican Food
I may be unpopular in this thought
But I’ve considered this more than I ought
And the conclusion has presented itself
It comes  from my extra ordinary culinary wealth
So I’ve put an exclamation mark at the end...

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Categories: tamales, food,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Cloud Nine From a Mexican Child
Lazily spent afternoons on the pea green sofa
Watching TV novella’s with Nana
Eating searing salsa with tamales
And homemade tortillas with mantiquilla 
Dripping from the cylinder of cloud nine
Belly protruding from a too small shirt
The smell of...

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Categories: tamales, family, nostalgia,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member How Sweet It Is
It was a grand wake up call for many
When in the seventies on the big screen
We watched the movie Looking for Mr. Goodbar
The message of caution was unmistakably strong
On the rocky road to Hot Tamales
Going...

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Categories: tamales, chocolate, games, longing, love, nostalgia, sweet, word
Form: Free verse

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