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Purloin Poems - Poems about Purloin

Food Missed
...The poetry of the COVID era (read to the end) Thai pineapple rice. Wonton and Yaki Soba Tortufo ice cream. Scallopini veal, halva and also soda Tamago, octopus and yellowtail. Ribs, pasta fagiol......

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Categories: purloin, america, food,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Steal Steak
...purloin sirloin 2/27/25......

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Categories: purloin, word play,
Form: Footle



Premium Member No Pirate’s Lament
...When the ocean’s calm and shiny it be joyous to behold When the spyglass sights Port Royal there be good rum to be sold When a pirate holds the spyglass and his ship be filled of gold Might he tak......

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Categories: purloin, sea,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Aster of September
... Aster of September, summer wanes. The shining sky of dusk is drenched in splendor. Tremulously, I watch shadows that arrive. Too soon, they purloin sun’s last rays. Aster of September, Vi......

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Categories: purloin, september,
Form: Verse
Premium Member A Pearl
...An oyster felt an uncomfortable itch Caused by a stinging sand grain. Ten fathoms deep, he slowly made - a pearl, So that he was free from pain. A tenacious Japanese ama, dove, This merma......

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Categories: purloin, beauty, desire, sea,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Coin Collecting
...As hobbies go, collecting collectibles is fun, interesting, even delectable.......

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Categories: purloin, education, money,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Paradise Found 2
...Were I to swim to the edge of the sea, what splendid scene should await for me? Would I behold the legendary town with glittering brick roads and king’s famed crown? Could I uncover the truth ......

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Categories: purloin, fantasy, happy, history, longing,
Form: Ballad
Premium Member A Few Words On Love and Hate
...Maybe its not too late to learn how to love and forget how to hate; Quote by: Ozzy Ozbourne Two sides of the same coin one hinders you and has no livable value the other is someth......

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Categories: purloin, analogy,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Legend of Greedy Jack
...A drunkard, a thief and a con man, Who was known by the name Greedy Jack, Lived a life so vile Satan watched him awhile, Said, "Of sin in his life there's no lack." He decided to pay Jack a vis......

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Categories: purloin, halloween,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Romantic
...Could one learn what romantic fever is? All I knew was my miserly uncle With whom we were living, Fell suddenly in love. Still he held on tight riches. Ah, but Juliana, oh wonderful Juliana, ......

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Categories: purloin, romantic,
Form: Free verse
I'M No Poet
...I'm not a real poet just as Pinocchio wasn't a real boy but for our hearts and faith we live life in full awareness coy a revelation of ourselves in bold deploy; with this arsenal of dreams ......

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Categories: purloin, allusion, analogy,
Form: Quintain (English)
Premium Member Joy and Melancholy
...It’s joy that rules my pen most days. So richly blessed, I’m one who prays when life presents a daunting test or obstacles obscure my quest, attempting to purloin my zest. I write of faith and......

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Categories: purloin, joy, sad,
Form: Rhyme
Winter Show
...The snow is tumbling tumbling down descending humbly upon the ground frozen dandelions herald the day purloin my thoughts along the way silent soldiers marching on proclaim the coming of t......

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Categories: purloin, nature, weather,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Cold Cocked Curse
...Slinking silently through the night on tiny tipped toes, claws withdrawn. He mustn’t sleep until daylight’s dawn, prudently prowls, avoiding light. Clever, cunning crones craft a spell to purl......

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Categories: purloin, cat, death, evil, halloween,
Form: Alliteration
Retribution
...In sandy Egypt lived three men In ancient days when pharaohs reigned The kingdom of the pyramids, Osiris and that Isis’ den, Whom everyone worships and heeds, Or at least doing so they feigned, ......

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Categories: purloin, sin,
Form: Rhyme

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