Pickering Poems - Poems about Pickering

...Above mentioned places, how I feel so for you with an m p mark holland, who dragged you all through, the agony of con-vid oh What a 'to-do' I beleive hes proud of locking your elders? Away And pro......

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...The pickering of pickle pie Of pickle as pickled could be My liver to be exact Pickled to disbelief Of proportionately exorbitantly larger than it could be But what is it To be exactly like me......

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...My footsteps echoed the echoes of Time as through the streets of Salem I walked. The hour was early and the city still asleep with only a cat sitting quietly on a cold granite sill, the sky slowl......

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...The pickering of pickle pie Of pickle as pickled could be My liver to be exact Pickled to disbelief Of proportionately exorbitantly larger than it could be But what is it To be exactly......

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...Woke up today to a nuclear plant alert At a Pickering site, an emergency quite overt Until the “all clear” Terror was quite near First time for such a scare so blurred......

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...Ada McDonald 1873-1906 This is a mistake! A huge contretemps indeed! A foul up of the most egregious kind! You see, it wasn’t my time yet, This death thing; I had things to do still......

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...Emma Riesgo 1897-1919 Alas, I was just a simple soul. Born second in the corner house, Over on old Washington Street, Just a short stroll, From the college there, My mother labor......

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...Esther Shugg 1833 – 1908 A woman’s heart forever resides In the glowing hearth of her humble home. Come Earth dwellers. Come Earth survivors. I invite you to my warm and cozy house. There, ......

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...George W. Towne 1847 – 1899 From Iowa I came by restless wagon train. From the mid-west I arrived With satchel and silken scalp still intact. I read Proverbs and Ecclesiastes to pass the ti......

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...Lula Pickering 1887 – 1906 Have you seen my bluebirds today? Have you fed them a few crumbs of stale rye bread? I must have taken a hundred walks as a young girl In search of my freewheeling frien......

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...William Thomas Pickering, 2nd Battalion Royal Fusiliers, G/3371 born 1881 died 1916 Commemorated by name on the Thiepval Memorial, France. Remembrance day .. A field of bright red poppies d......

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