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Ran Into Poems - Poems about Ran Into


Premium Member I ran into a man who was mining
I ran into a man who was mining clouds for their silver lining. And for just a smile, you could buy an endless supply of good cheer from this guy to keep the sun in your life perpetually shining....

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Categories: ran into, cheer up, happiness, joy,
Form: Rhyme
Ran Into Elvis Jesus and Your Memory At Walmart
Left toothbrushless mine pilfered along with shampoo,deodorant, razors and other such, found me wasted in Walmart, thieving Gnomes at the last homeless shelter are my suspects. His name tag said Elvis, greeting customers at the starting gate, navigating shopping cart jockeys with cherubs riding shotgun, my request for the location of items is answered...

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Categories: ran into, feelings, memory,
Form: Free verse



In Church Ran Into a Dolph and More
Ran Into A Dolph (Member of our church.) Were in church when we ran into a Dolph; What we did was start calling him Randolph, And great Scott, We got caught, Eating our meals out of Saint James trough. Jim Horn Standing Shooting the Breeze We were standing around shooting the breeze, When we had started talking about family trees; Forger your belief; Check...

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Categories: ran into, 1st grade, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick
Ran Into Father Time
Just the other day Could it be him Dwelling in my mirror Face plastered on mine Would have said hello Eyes blinking second thoughts Afraid he might answer No need waking him Copyright © 2014 Robert William Gruhn - All Rights Reserved "A poem to me is the essence of any thought, Being built from its foundation into tower scraping sky. It can fly like no...

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Categories: ran into, father, time, truth, visionary,
Form: Verse
I Ran Into Yester-Years
I ran into the yester-years and found the father of fears lingering in the lore of lies sold to our simple skies. I turned back to face the future peeping at its pleasant picture; Inscribed on an immortal image …The symbol of a sincere sage I looked around to toast today Wooing its wealth all the way; Now I know, I’ll never neglect My past, present...

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Categories: ran into, art, faith
Form: Rhyme




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