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Oye Poems - Poems about Oye


Oye Gustaak
Meri dushmani me tun itna giray ga kabhi socha na tha, Ye teri 295 wali gustakiyan tujhay lay dobain ge mur ja. Note.Mujhay phansanay kay liye kuch aur socho kafiro.....

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Categories: oye, allah, anger, character, computer,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Oye, Karin - I Will Never Forget
Everyone was gone, and the pool beckoned - one-piece bathing suit, on your perfect petite form ... very broad vertical stripes, just five of red and white. Water...

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Categories: oye, passion, romance, sensual, soulmate,
Form: Free verse



Oye
“OYE” (“HARMATTAN”) [BY OHWOJEVWE ESE GANIYU] When On harmattan wings Flapped iced Into my oblongata cold Into moneyless sadness Of our Saussure’s paper Locked in Folic signified signifier In language Too much mystique in Folic signifier signified Till tides come When On glorious dawns day We acknowledge That those potholes We Wobbled our way through In Thorns trumpeted Into our ears Too congealed To hear Bata drums Hypnotizing us Into spag queens hall....

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Categories: oye, time, weather,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member Oye, Latin
There I stood, flushed: gripping a diaphanous pelvis of his guitar, he rips a pulpy drool of velvet notes… glossy under a roulette of lights, saucy on the parquet floor upon an artist's feet :his body movement resembling a twisted weave; the bossa nova of high timbre frothing scales of primitive jungle moans, while Latin hands roll with...

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Categories: oye, magic, music,
Form: Free verse
Oye Chico
Again, I am In the throes of hurt By the hand of the callous careless chico that is always managing to put me there Chico, did I make your time easier? Did I smother you enough until SHE made it home? Did I distract you enough? Or did I not deter you from saying, “darling” and “amor” And the late night texts that You...

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Categories: oye, lost love,
Form: Free verse



Oye Urum: Market, Typically African
They assembled and gathered Like they have done forever One joining the other and another Simple, friendly and smiling faces Trotting calmly to catch the pace Knowing destination will be exceeded As the abundant will continue to drive Weakened limbs energized by the sand Caring not of city man’s worries Slowly the crowd is formed and bubbles From many ramifications of Urum An all-day event needs...

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Categories: oye, city, happy, life, nature,
Form: Pastoral

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