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Musculoskeletal Poems - Poems about Musculoskeletal


Many British thermal units later
...Many British thermal units* later Vice linkedin to carnal flesh this writer, (a married heterosexual doofus, – whose alter egos named and highlighted courtesy Gallant and Goofus) attones ......

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Categories: musculoskeletal, 12th grade, appreciation, blessing,
Form: Rhyme
How to attach a shower curtain
...How to attach a shower curtain... I revisit rather than write from scratch a poem crafted May twenty third two thousand and twenty since the following words apropos and amply serve a duplicat......

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Categories: musculoskeletal, abuse, angel, appreciation, business,
Form: Rhyme



Incomplete Metamorphosis To Manhood Phase 1
...Once upon a time, this obstinate beastie boy (i.e. yours truly, or none other than me) fought tooth and nail, (hence the reason I wear dentures) against maturation, and sought self starvation as......

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Categories: musculoskeletal, adventure, allegory, destiny, freedom,
Form: Free verse
How To Attach a Shower Curtain
...How to attach a shower curtain... Suffering permanent anatomical disfigurement, nonetheless maintaining marital bliss at steep price despite more or less musculoskeletal dislocation, I eagerl......

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Categories: musculoskeletal, 12th grade, celebration, encouraging,
Form: Free verse
April Ninth Four Score and Eleven Years Ago
...How fast the years did clip and leap away, till your Earth orbitz count ninety decades + uno journeys orbited around mister sun encompassing metaphorical magnum opus figuratively paginated bound ......

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Categories: musculoskeletal, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Elegy



Many British Thermal Units Needed
...Many British Thermal Units needed... To heat these lovely bag of bones more so than required to generate clones aging musculoskeletal physique groans kvetching synonymous nsync with exactly in......

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Categories: musculoskeletal, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Rhyme
I'Ll Have the Fish
...I once was a fish, a thin skeleton and fleshy except for my fins. I once wanted to swim upstream, just to see if I could. I didn’t make it all the way. That’s how I ended up here, o......

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Categories: musculoskeletal, analogy, animal, fish, food,
Form: Free verse

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