Roadshow Poems - Poems about Roadshow

...October seventeenth ninety sixty one ... Born sixty one years ago, the follow poem from your bro transmitted courtesy flagship named Jacques-Yves Cousteau constituting countless ones and zeroe......

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...I watched as she dusted and sneezed; 'It's worthless, I'm certain,' she wheezed. I thought I'd be rich - oh, life is a b.tch! (My desk got a clean, so I'm pleased...) written 26th April for Jo......

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...Donald Trump Das Fuehrer's Braggadocio Wrapped up in the Christmas holiday spirit, I surmise doth allow nationally collective obliviousness to steer ship of state (these United State......

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...collectible things tweaks our brains and pleasure it brings its odd but still the antiquing bug got me to a thrill......

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...Gaz is a class 4.0 wheelchair basketball player, He saw a roadshow when he was almost a teen, From the UK Wheelchair Basketball Association, Having become an amputee aged ten and keen. He ......

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...My parents would be horrified if I described them antique With their laughter lines and wrinkles they really are unique They are getting old now but are invaluable and precious to me I dread to thin......

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...Glad those GSA jerks had a grand time Trouble was it was on my hard-earned dime I hope they all go to jail Sans the benefit of bail Their atrocious song and ......

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...Walk rosie, walk on the serrated thorns; exiting the blue abyss, shamelessly a baby god climbs a salt mountain, incantatory, flicks through: cranberry, cranberry it was the end of beginning, the wh......

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...People who collect marbles also collect like terms. These people may collect unemployment in Florida as well. Trailing starboard they collect flotsam stored in their pockets, as they conve......

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...Walk rosie, walk on the serrated thorns; exiting the blue abyss, shamelessly a baby god climbs a salt mountain, incantatory, flicks through: cranberry, cranberry it was the end of beginning, ......

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...an east meets west show the Navaho laid low- on western art nouveau * a baize and handspun wool blanket-widely pictured in Stikley's Arts& Crafts mag 'Craftsman' c 1900 http://www.pbs.org/w......

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...The squeaky wheel of a shopping cart caught me before the morning dew a tattered figure pushing the limits of both collecting his pot of gold called aluminum Gene Pitney blared from a radio it......

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