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Robert I
Robert I Poems - Poems about Robert I
Curtains
... Setting: A castle garden where a man and woman are talking Character 1 - Giselle Character 2 - Robert Dialogue: Robert: My dear, you look ravishing today ! Giselle: ......
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Constance La France
Categories:
robert i,
fun,
Form:
Verse
Pass the Pie
... Robert, I am not quite sure just why That’s dessert I’m unwilling to try Although it sounds delicious And is likely nutritious Gonna pass on fingorelickin’ pie ---------- ......
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Jeff Kyser
Categories:
robert i,
food, silly,
Form:
Limerick
My Conversation With the Mighty Oak
...Today was crisp and clear. But a slight nip was in the air. Decided to steal a few hours. I grabbed a chair to sit over there. Found a spot under the mighty oak. In shade under it's whispering......
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Robert Morris
Categories:
robert i,
inspiration,
Form:
Rhyme
Sympathy For a New Friend
...While lying in my bed - late last night I felt this vibe - something's not right I turned and I twisted - I just couldn't rest There was something inside me - a pain in my chest So I got ou......
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Charles Messina
Categories:
robert i,
sympathy,
Form:
Rhyme
The Bruce, I Will Stand
...I will stand in the heather, I will stand in the glen, I'll defend my Bannockburn, With horse, pike and men. As Bruce I command, As Robert I will die, But not on this day, For English souls ......
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Graham Devenish
Categories:
robert i,
courage, history, military, patriotic,
Form:
Rhyme
Ever Jumped a Train - Part 10 - Robert and Ernie Adventures
...Well, I had promised Ernie and Snowy I'd walk them downtown, It was cold so I tucked them warmly inside my jacket pocket. Sneaking out of that rail yard in daylight was quite tricky, I guess by no......
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Robert Gruhn
Categories:
robert i,
adventure, growing up, travel,
Form:
Narrative
Ever Jumped a Train - Part 8 - Robert and Ernie Adventures
...As we reached the top of those stairs the sun was blazing, Ernie peeked his head out of my pocket and screeched, Robert, he said, I think I've gone blind, I can't see, Just let your eyes adjust......
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Robert Gruhn
Categories:
robert i,
adventure, growing up, travel,
Form:
Narrative
Ever Jumped a Train - Part 7 - Robert and Ernie Adventures
...There Ernie and I were standing, at the edge of dark steps, They descended into a concrete tunnel to somewhere below. Robert, do you think she could have gone down there he said, I don't know E......
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Robert Gruhn
Categories:
robert i,
adventure, childhood, travel,
Form:
Narrative