Partook Poems - Poems about Partook

... The 60s brought changes to hair Today, they would make people stare Bouffant look was in Made puffy from thin And teasing- it was the big flare. I was one of those who partook ......

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... “Memories come forth to say... we are with you to stay.” __by Poet This was the passageway she took beneath the limbs of ma......

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...A: I called you fool all because when you called yourself wise in your very own eyes--you first became a fool in mine. And the fool has said in her own heart that there is no God--hello ......

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...The return to youth was what he brought me back to, but this was the issue. I've attempted leaps and extensions far away from my youth. From its eternal beauty and ego-driven agility and the experien......

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...This scribble has nothing to do with the famous song of Simon and Garfunkel. It's just a story I invented. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I bought a cottage in the middle......

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..."I carry your heart with me (I carry it in my heart) I am never without it..." E.E. Cummings Hello my dearest darling, it was our time to wake, The rustic rooster had already roused my re......

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...Argh, I ne'er got muffin top before - why now!? Once upon a time yours truly did allow himself to consume anything in sight eats of mine in the mein included an assortment of chow. Impossib......

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... i. ‘Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the house, Not a creature was stirring, not even my spouse. My wife and son lay silent, all tucked in their beds, Visions of demons no long......

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...Quest be, will we exist ... 'tis hit or miss be of a lifetime. I gave no degree of my retractions that constants amiss my seeing yon desk an intimacy be measured as the worth of passages. A pond......

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...If you judge food with the quantity put before you Then my first choice will be the Victoria Hotel*. On Sunday lunch, food is too plentiful, makes you blue. There we will eat so much it will make ......

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...The poet chuckled and the walls laughed back! They were her friends, after all, with nary a crack. The walls watched her pen, her bleeding heart out. Their wall souls, were her earth angels,......

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...At my leisure I strolled through post-college life worked smart by day, partook of pleasure at night One morning woke up on the back side of the hill my dreams unattainable, attenuated......

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...It might have been a zephyr only Of an angry mood the feeblest aired. But for what's storm-raised as a mind flash To be shook by must you be prepared. Merest of mere light soaking, you say Pit......

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.... for public domain Table scraps we shared beside the Master's Chair; more than we had dared to hope for in our dark and foul air, we partook as sumptuous meat, discarded from a Heavenly Fe......

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...REPRESS: To keep under control, check, or suppress desires, feelings, action, tears, etc., American College Dictionary This theme has given rise to a question in my mind that I do not recall hav......

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