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Mitt Poems - Poems about Mitt


Premium Member What the Mitt Said To the Glove
Quote: She was from the French side of town a red jolie He was from Italian blood, all fingers & thumbs, oh boy ! Mitten: I don't understand why you had to separate the fingers Glove: Because if I don't, they will start to (litigare)... fight, Mitten: but you know fingers are stronger...

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Categories: mitt, appreciation, fate, humorous,
Form: Ode
Premium Member Oven Mitt
Minutes in, days out, I would succumb To an electric wave of heat: this once Tidy dress lined in cotton and quilt now appears Scratched like a hand-me-down cloth; My upper ribs tossed into a furnace While the sizzling smoke chokes this neck… Yet, Milady is not done with her slew of cuisine. She tightens my back amiably in...

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Categories: mitt, food, identity,
Form: Personification



Oven Mitt Suggestion
sliding my hand down and under my loose belt i felt OWWWW instead of OHHHHH cold hands don't make for a good lover...

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Categories: mitt, muse,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member A Boy and a Baseball Mitt
His dad gave him a baseball mitt Brand-new, a 'Rawlings,' a perfect fit The boy's face glowed with happiness and pride He hugged his dad tight, then went outside To play catch with his best friend He had to break that mitt in Make it softer, flexible and pliable He'd...

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Categories: mitt, baseball, father son, love,
Form: Narrative
Wistful Accursed Penniless Fate God Dime Mitt
Wistful Accursed Penniless Fate...God Dime Mitt! (neither defamation, nor blasphemy meant, sans Title) Despite ingestion of anti anxiety medications ferocious hellish onslaught pummels me aback finds resurgence of ghostly white implacable terror inducing panic attack cogs and wheels of psyche frenetically spinning alas and alack swallowed in...

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Categories: mitt, 12th grade, allusion, analogy,
Form: Dramatic Monologue



The Way Love Is Suppose To Be
Who knew that our friendship would bloom Big enough to fill up a room When I close my eyes I see you standing In the most beautiful sunrise I don't feel like we hardly have to try Things with us just seem to fly I don't have to ask myself why I know together we will be able...

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Categories: mitt, baby, beautiful, kiss, love,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Christmas 2005 In Iraq With Mitt 2-2-2
One or two of us Were home on leave; For the rest of us, Christmas came by mail. Our callsign: Gunslingers. Our Military Transition Team Was embedded with The "Triple Deuce" Iraqi Infantry, For a year our home Was LSA Diamondback Mosul, Nineveh province, In northern Iraq A Team member's wife Gave us all Santa hats. I have an old photo Of us standing on top Of an old Iraqi...

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Categories: mitt, art, christmas, fire, soldier,
Form: Prose Poetry
Mitt Romney
I voted for Barack Obama four years ago. If you're wondering if I'm going to vote for him again, the answer is no. Two weeks from now I'm going to vote for Mitt Romney. After watching the debates, he's the candidate for me. If Romney wins, he'll be a far better Republican than George Bush was. I hope that Romney...

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Categories: mitt, political,
Form: Rhyme
Mitt Mormon Royalty Romney
Comin' in, his names Mitt Romney Candidate Presidential Make a little wish and throw your savings in the well Say's he's gonna drag the US back but drag it back to what Back from the Economic brink or back towards the missing link Girls get in line for the kitchen sink Su Imigración solución? Hacer Ingles el lengua oficial...

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Categories: mitt, native american, political, religion,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Baseball Mitt
My father's Roger Maris mitt Was kept in perfect health. It showed no wrinkles no blemishes Nor flakes of skin. Its limber fingers were sheathed in leather, Its pocket was well stretched As it yawned with each breath. Bathed in linseed oil, It was a dark jersey cow As it slept like an oyster With a pearl cradled in its palm. My father's attention...

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Categories: mitt, autumn, baseball, father, loss,
Form: Narrative
Mitt
When I first began I was quite a young man with hair as black as coal. No one could see direction but me For President I shall be. Today is the day I went Iowa's way They stand and cheer so proud I now have a chance to Political dance And wave to those in the crowd! I'm so handsome and rich Holding...

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Categories: mitt, political,
Form: Rhyme
Allie and the Catcher's Mitt
If a body catch a body coming through the rye Prevent it falling off a cliff Or it will surely die If a body lose a body It could not deny If it knew it was not a body It would never cry...

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Categories: mitt, lossbody,
Form: Rhyme

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