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Round Down Poems - Poems about Round Down


Premium Member MOSEY ON DOWN THE INTERSTATE HIGHWAY -
...Traveling up an interstate highway Round down about in a midwestern cove Speedometer cruise control sets low Going down interstate by the way Full tank of E-15 gas, eating on a corn cob Every......

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Categories: round down, adventure, assonance, car, travel,
Form: Rhyme
Celebrating Football Victory
...The joy of winning a cup Starts with lifting the thing up, Acknowledging fans’ wild cheers And shedding forced but real tears… The joy of grabbing a cup Skirting round: down to up, With the S......

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Categories: round down, celebration, character, people, sports,
Form: Rhyme



Rolling
...Rolling Round and round down the hill Riding in a tire Revolves like a windmill Rotates faster faster! Reeling wildly and shrill... Rubber meets quagmire. Remorse—after the spill. 4.13.......

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Categories: round down, games,
Form: Verse
Dear Suicide
...Dear Suicide If you were standing with me, as in a person or a thing. I’d beat you, and I don’t just mean to win. I’d beat you till you begged me, and then I’d beat you more. Until your bo......

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Categories: round down, anger, evil, heartbroken, hurt,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Cowboy Girls and Their Twirls
...It is time for the game With the team the world knows the name This year New York State was invited to the feast When the Bills were chosen as the sacrifice for the statement of peace. After d......

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Categories: round down, appreciation, fun, giggle, judgement,
Form: Rhyme



Poetry In Making
...By Parizo Van Thulare Like the thunderstorm in my mind It rolls ,seeking a way out It crawls deep out of my pores, hoping to see sun Burning as the veld fire From my medulla to my spine......

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Categories: round down, inspiration, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Ode To An Heroic Trio: a Contra Diction
...Hear Me, O Muse, no moos or cluckings, muckings or horns of fog Do sound the clamoring claxons of the bardics that be written by William McGonagal o’ the Bog, That Laird of Lamentations Disastr......

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Categories: round down, hero, hyperbole, nonsense, satire,
Form: Light Verse
" Song of Salome "
...Off we fly my salohmay... 'Til our wings do fail... Higher higher into day... Aloft our golden sail... Tethered so at lands below... Far too long as we both know... Now time walks within our ......

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Categories: round down, seadance, dance, love, smile,
Form: Rhyme

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