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Mckinley Poems - Poems about Mckinley

Sheer Fall
...Top of the world, Ma — See those little fingers down there? Those tiny rivers runnin’ thru the valley — You fall, you won’t be repaired Gimme pickaxe, gimme rope-ladder Gimme both McKinley an......

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Categories: mckinley, courage, future, mental illness,
Form: Rhyme
1900 To 1909
...I am President McKinley assassinated, Roosevelt takes office. I am Einstein's theory of relativity as Promised. I am the Harley-Davidson that was Created. I am even today no ot......

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Categories: mckinley, poetry,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Melodies
...Mississippi native McKinley Morganfield Muddy Waters (nick-name) Made his way to England Mostly rhythm and blues Moody- a taste of jazz My favorite music Pleiades 2 Poetry Contest ......

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Categories: mckinley, music,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Muddy Water's Gramma Gave Us Licorice
...Muddy Water's Gramma gave us licorice I walked the old Kenwood neighborhood with my twin little brother and sister in tow, 'hold there hands and look both ways before you......

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Categories: mckinley, blue, dark, fish, halloween,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Alaska, the Last Frontier
...Alaska; the wilderness state, the last frontier: Where majestic mountains, Deliver streams into flowing rivers: Down slopes covered in forests Of Sitka Spruce and Western Hemlock, That dominates......

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Categories: mckinley, celebration, culture, education, history,
Form: Verse



Premium Member Love Letter Ii
...LOVE LETTER II About a mile past McKinley Pond Lived a girl of whom I was very fond Golden tresses framed her face Seeing her made my heart race Eyes like copper, sparkling bright Watching ......

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Categories: mckinley, beauty, dream, love,
Form: Rhyme
American Dreamers
...Wash whipping on the clothesline Time tripping back in my mind Climb in my wayback machine made by Ford Come on back with me, somewhere I knew before Come on baby baby, back where I used to know ......

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Categories: mckinley, song,
Form: Lyric
Presidents' Day
...Schools are closed, there is no mail And stores hold special sales. To honor our first president, That’s what this day entails. Though technically, our 16th prez Is celebrated, too. To make a......

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Categories: mckinley, presidents day,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Richard Lamoureux
...Figure of a man, constantly open Poetry marriage that makes him richer Her heart and beauty a gift so golden Separate it would change, die, and wither Friendship woven his unfailin......

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Categories: mckinley, tribute,
Form: Sonnet
American Green
...American green The tree of life gave birth to a nation and these men who helped nature shape it. The father of our Country George Washington the 1st President. There......

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Categories: mckinley, america, money,
Form: Free verse
Drop the Mic
...Ida- “I was the first one not to move on the train I won a settlement, for my emotional pain” Rosa- “But I was the one who went down in history So I’ll s......

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Categories: mckinley, books, pain,
Form: Narrative
Gamecocks
...Just because we wish it so, means not that it will pass; this lesson’s one we all must learn in the Gamecock class. Runs my blood, it’s red and black---garnet the deepest hue, any orange is anathema......

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Categories: mckinley, football, sports,
Form: Rhyme
Michael Mckinley
...I'm playing both sides of the fence,you're right Cuz I gave you my attention and you ate it like starvation now we always fight. Took my love and placed it in a slot on the bottom shelf T......

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Categories: mckinley, absence
Form: Rhyme
Herb Wint and Mckinley
...Great moments in the world need great hearts to behold it For there are things that flashes grandeur Mere eyes can describe, majestic love can ever interpret The wonders of your feat. I bring honor F......

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Categories: mckinley, tribute,
Form: Rhyme
Murderapolis Streets, Claim Two More Young Heartbeats
...Native, Liteskin, sun kissed smiles sit, talk, get to know me a while for I am not my skin and even though the tan pigment runs deep I am my heart, thoughts and actions,reflection of compa......

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Categories: mckinley, brother, death, family, friendship,
Form: Free verse

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