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Masquerading Poems - Poems about Masquerading


Premium Member Masquerading Couple
Masquerading couple did the cha cha cha They were here for New Orlean’s Mardi Gras. We saw them coming and we gave them a gentle wave. Their waltz was original, inspired, and extremely brave....

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Categories: masquerading, 3rd grade, 4th grade,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Masquerading Ms
Mysterious Mumbo micron meanders most monochrome mornings Merry Mickey monster makes mentionable mackerel marmalade Michigans maleficent mayor maimed Mrs.Maryjane May Marlow Mumbling meager monarch mumbles making Muncie memorable Minute minions marched missing marshmallow marsh Montana mistresses mixed millions, mincing megaphones Marvelous misguided monkeys mimed minutemen, Milly mistakenly met misogynist men making mincemeat Marty’s munchable muffins mysteriously melted Mystical memories mischievously met Merry Mickey Missouri's mania...

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Categories: masquerading, word play,
Form: Alliteration



Premium Member Magnificent Masquerading Marauders
Magnificent marauders masquerading magically might mean Messy mollusks masticate marbled marigolds momentarily. Maybe. Moreover, momentous mosquitoes might make marvelous mini-muffins mixing marmalade momentarily. Meanwhile Minnie made monthly memories merely medicating masses Mediocre men mysteriously manufactured man-made missals Might mean Millionaires mystify magical muggles’ meager melodies making Magnifying, mollifying mortifying mind-blowing majestic missives. Moreover, Mummies, mammograms,...

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Categories: masquerading, 4th grade, 5th grade,
Form: Alliteration
Masquerading
Poet:  Ken Jordan Poem:  Masquerading  Edited by:  Sparkle Jordan written:  November/2014 There you  are Mr. Williams, Sir. I have to compliment  your taste in clothes. You are the "best dress" man, down here in the Tenderloin - where  everybody is hustling  to survive - Know one  living  down here, can  afford your  style - You always look  casket sharp, in your suits and Stacey Adam shoes. Why , if I had'n  ever  seen you before Sir - I'd say you where a professor  of sorts. Mr Williams, Sir, you are the coolest cat, down here in the Tenderloin -...

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Categories: masquerading, allusion, cool,
Form: Light Verse
Masquerading Troupe of Suburbia
Walking past their witching cackles and Phantom screams I noticed them all looking the same External, different Masquerading they all were pulsing to the rhythm of their hearts and music Symphony of noise all around Internally they are all different each their won unique voice, look, feelings, they only differ from the masked appearances all of them...

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Categories: masquerading, allegory
Form: Free verse



Masquerading
Who am I today? Don't want to make myself known Want to stay incognito So you won't really ever know me Hidden away Carefully guarding her secrets Don't really want to know me Not the real me Consumed by madness Timid with a touch of lemon Dreary life day by day No excitement The life of a preacher's wife The heart of a harlot The sins of a sailor Don't...

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Categories: masquerading, introspection, loss, sad, life,
Form: Free verse

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