Moustache Poems - Poems about Moustache

Miraculous indeed, you must have done some very good deed to be one with the heavens and an accomplice with the devil. Your fountains are flowing galore and you couldn’t be asking for more when he heard a strange knock on the door. He had just fished supper and wiping off his bearded face when...

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She would measure the length of her "mini" by the showing of hairs - none to many she'd trim them to match her boyfriends moustache introduce it to friends as "young Vinnie" John G. Lawless 5/12/2020...

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“Why fit in when you were born to stand out?” David Brown, August 12, 2015 David had a moustache It covered his lips It grew and it grew Till it reached to his hips It flapped in the breeze And it frightened small dogs In the winter it would freeze And in the summer catch frogs His friend Juliet, well She begged him to trim...

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The wind blows, nobody really knows Why the Lorax hated such a simple ax The fish wish they surf with a dish And the birds left without two words (Written by my 9-year-old son, edited by me.)...

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internet questionnaires say that some women find moustaches to be signs of maturity, or perhaps a sign of an aggressive male who will take charge, even further, some go on to say that moustaches are a sign of individuality, because it takes a unique individual to walk around with a rat on his face. others state that moustaches are creepy,...

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orwell’s moustache: PART I the father of big brother whose face can be found on the cover of animal farm or nineteen eighty-four, his two most popular literary achievements--- he stares back at us with a moustache--- a pencil moustache that seems to be grown thicker than a No. 2, so, maybe we could call it a magic marker moustache or perhaps a...

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Everytime I see a man with a moustache my heart leaps....

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