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Schooldays Poems - Poems about Schooldays


Schooldays Over
The auld fella’s auld fella left the tech after Ripening for sixteen summers. Camden-Wagon-Gravity landed a shovel and a pick at his lonely boots. ‘DIG’. he knew that Language. and by God did he dig. there is a dignity in breaking your back To Stuff A Ganger’s Pockets, And His Belly With Rich Porter. That aching rhythm of pick and shovel Made certain...

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Categories: schooldays, appreciation, grandfather, ireland, men,
Form: Heroic Couplet
A Schoolboy's Cornucopia
A Schoolboy’s Cornucopia ...

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Categories: schooldays, nostalgia,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Glimpses Into Schooldays
Can you recall being in school? The clock, whose hands, never seemed to move! The scent of fresh pencil shavings, m-m-m. A box of new crayons to not only open, but to smell. The desks we had, actually had inkwells, we used fountain pens. Add the beauty of a fresh notebook on which to write. Learning to use a ruler, what glorious...

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Categories: schooldays, childhood, memory, school,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Schooldays Sweethearts
Schooldays sweethearts, they grew through their teens Enjoying life together living their young scenes He knew there would be a day to complete their task He went down on one knee, he'd a question to ask My darling Elaine will you please marry me I want to be with you for all eternity Their day arrives inside the church he awaits A...

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Categories: schooldays, girlfriend-boyfriend, husband, life, love,
Form: Epithalamium
Schooldays Western and Graduation Classics
Brought up from the womb of schooldays Where memories still frames those mischief plays Stuck with the thoughts of dreaming holly bolly babes Comparing the beauties from among the best The out and out gist, one surely misses those garlopholic days. The morning alarm runs the cold water hot Breakfast served and then the sprint To reach before the nine forty bell. Literature...

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Categories: schooldays, childhood, funny, happiness, life,
Form: I do not know?




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