Kids Shape Poems

it’s not its striking unique slate of tones
as if vincent had risen from his century
long sleep
it is not nature’s rich hypnotic melodies 
or the slim...

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That was the last call.
       Aunt Rosie and the kids have left.
       ...

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Women in my family-
mom, sisters-in-law and me
Standing tall as robust trees
Shading comforts for everybody.

They heartily leant at men’s wall
Making sure nobody will fall
Support kids morally...

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I was a popular geometry teacher, imparting knowledge to the young,
Like the proficient translator, who is able to speak in different tongues.

I found shapes to...

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The
star sits on
our
christmas tree
it blinks and winks
fades away. Decorated
for a holiday, our tree stands
in its shiny finery. Little wooden
soldiers with a gingerbread man, jolly
santa dangling...

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..He just nodded, and motioned her to start,
she said,”First thing you have to tell me
is how do I know there's no aliens germs
that will give...

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Delusion and Reference 
(Paranoia) 

Once there was only one, not fun, 
So then this became two, did moo,  
But my mum thought there were...

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You grow up listening to the kids at school
            These little people that have...

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Cornucopia 
                       ...

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How foolish am I?!?
YEARS beyond our sad end.
Multiple relationships past the
Joy of all that we shared and were,
I doubt I even (fleetingly) enter your mind,
Let...

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.
If 
you
want to
have some
fun with your kids
....................................
tell them the teacher called
and ask them if there's 
something they 
want to tell 
you
....

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~The Magic of Fall~ 
(Acorn) 


Fall is 
Approaching 
One more time here, 
And there, you can feel 
The chill in the air everywhere. 
Fall is...

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I
think
that sooner
or later, Crayola
will have to take the 
blame for continuing to 
make Crayons nostril width...

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April's come and gone. Now May is here; the grains in the hourglass
have already started sifting down. Dew is on the roses.
Days of linking daisies...

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