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Overdress Poems - Poems about Overdress


Premium Member you can never be too fancy
...you can never be too fancy for life wearing pretty things takes away strife you do not believe me? Ask my neighbors wife She is as glitzy, ritzy and shiny as a brand new steak knife. The bird w......

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Categories: overdress, 1st grade, 2nd grade,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member dress for yourself
...dress for yourself wear your pretty be fashionably you overdress wear glamor wear glitz do what makes you feel the best dress for yourself......

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Categories: overdress, fashion,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Carens Dream House
...In Caren’s dream house there will be no rules. No symmetry, no boring colors, no angry fools. Everything will be cutesy, petootsie, batootsie and a mess. There will be no reasons to overdress or b......

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Categories: overdress, dream,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Carens Dream House
...In Caren’s dream house there will be no rules. No symmetry, no boring colors, no angry fools. Everything will be cutesy, petootsie, batootsie and a mess. There will be no reasons to overdress or b......

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Categories: overdress, fantasy,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Boxed In
...“Normality is a paved road: It’s comfortable to walk, but no flowers grow on it." Vincent Van Gogh They tell you ‘Think outside the box’ So, ponder well, pull up your socks Avoid the danger of......

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Categories: overdress, fun,
Form: Rhyme



Wear Less
...This morning when I awoke and before I got dressed I decided to myself to simply just wear less There are times when many of us overdress and others wonder why we are all stuffy and stank with ou......

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Categories: overdress, anger, change, emotions, jobs,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member The Day a Boy Became a Man
...Pacing up and down, finally I yell are we ever going to do this? yeah, yeah, hold your horses I’m coming he screams… eventually he appears dressed in a black jeans and white tight fitted shir......

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Categories: overdress, funnycar, boy,
Form: I do not know?

Book: Reflection on the Important Things