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Manors Poems - Poems about Manors

Give this child what she needs
...Give this child what she needs Love Give this child what she needs Shelter Give this child what she needs Prayers Give this child what she needs Some food and water Give this child what she n......

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Categories: manors, inspirational,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Theory of Use and Misuse
... Lamarck’s ‘Theory of Use and Disuse’, By giraffes seems subjected to misuse. They learnt the table manners, Eating through gaps of manors. This photo of theirs gets million reviews! ......

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Categories: manors, 4th grade,
Form: Limerick



The soldier's cradle
... A mother lulls her son to peace to loose his fist and calm his arm and sleep his chest To make lion of his throat turn roar his nose and bow his head and eyes while a river runs from the c......

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Categories: manors, beauty, care, child, depression,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Beginning Again
...Beginning Again David J Walker I am the crumpled shirt Ignored on the back floor of your closet I am the good idea that became your Lost cause occasional thought the......

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Categories: manors, allegory,
Form: Rhyme
Tacitus Holloon
...F=G m1. M2/d2 Molten saltine solution Manmade magma Pow'ring turbines Larder lake Ontario song Sings brilliantly through the night Then shall Those sweet tastes Make mornings Extra spec......

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Categories: manors, music,
Form: Acrostic



Tacitus Holloon
...F=G m1. M2/d2 Molten saltine solution Manmade magma Pow'ring turbines Larder lake Ontario song Sings brilliantly through the night Then shall Those sweet tastes Make mornings Extra spec......

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Categories: manors, music,
Form: Acrostic
Tacitus Holloon
...F=G m1. M2/d2 Molten saltine solution Manmade magma Pow'ring turbines Larder lake Ontario song Sings brilliantly through the night Then shall Those sweet tastes Make mornings Extra spec......

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Categories: manors, music,
Form: Acrostic
Tacitus Holloon
...F=G m1. M2/d2 Molten saltine solution Manmade magma Pow'ring turbines Larder lake Ontario song Sings brilliantly through the night Then shall Those sweet tastes Make mornings Extra spec......

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Categories: manors, music,
Form: Acrostic
Tacitus Holloon
...F=G m1. M2/d2 Molten saltine solution Manmade magma Pow'ring turbines Larder lake Ontario song Sings brilliantly through the night Then shall Those sweet tastes Make mornings Extra spec......

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Categories: manors, music,
Form: Acrostic
The Lost City
...My hometown, my lost friend, Thank you for greeting me once again, at a time when we both are lost. When I wander your streets, you also wander within me, weaved into my thoughts. Winding down ......

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Categories: manors, absence, allegory, appreciation, beautiful,
Form: Free verse
Poems About the Coronavirus Ii
...Poems about the Coronavirus II This World's Joy (anonymous Middle English lyric, circa early 14th century AD) loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch Winter awakens all my care......

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Categories: manors, fear, loneliness, loss, natural
Form: Rhyme
A Litany In Time of Plague
...Update of "A Litany in Time of Plague" by Michael R. Burch THE PLAGUE has come again To darken lives of men and women, girls and boys; Death proves their bodies toys Too frail to even cry. ......

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Categories: manors, death, depression, fear, funeral,
Form: Verse
Mothers Love
...Mothers love us near and far Yes indeed they set the bar so high They nurse us up strong so we see why She teaches us that we all need to get along They teach us right from wrong Mothers teach u......

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Categories: manors, care, childhood, faith, family,
Form: Rhyme
The Market
...The preachers are collecting monies, many times more than once during the holy Mass on Sunday. Jesus has thrown the money changers from the Temple, telling them - what did you do of my father'......

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Categories: manors, religion,
Form: Free verse
This Shoe
...There was An Old Women in This Shoe... She had so many Children that it felt just like A Zoo. She taught Them love,read poetry,and books... They choose anger,hatred, and would not even look. She ......

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Categories: manors, absence, children, conflict, crazy,
Form: Narrative

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