Smithsonian Poems - Poems about Smithsonian

...Dear readers, I may still be suffering a bit from April Fool's Syndrome, but I'd like to introduce another Q and A series called "Rinkydinks". It is also dedicated to nonsense, but unlike "Grins and ......

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...The views and opinions herewith extemporized to spur discourse with me, or to be mindful when exercising the right to vote in the country of your existence, which expressed intimation predicated upon......

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...I just won a medal I wasn’t in a war I think it’s made of gold I don’t know what it’s for. I’m shocked at what it weighs. They threw me a parade I got an honorary degree Jimmy Fallon had me ......

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...No one asks troll woman her age She is older than the petrified forest twice as old as the snow-capped mountains Savvy, sage, seasoned, Smithsonian-trained Hard-working too her followers report......

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...“I should submit it to the Smithsonian Institute it seems” “ Be careful this could all be in your dreams” By the poet to the poet. Euphoric stimulation rushing through my mind, When I read ......

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...Imagine, if you possibly can, The primate called orangutan. A great many people admire his cuteness; They don't even seem to mind his hirsuteness. His arms are too long so his shirts never fit ri......

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...lost subterranean city of the Grand Canyon Fact, legend, Hopi story or cover-up? In 1909 Arizona Gazette printed the story A secret underground citadel a mile down discovered by G E Kinkaid, a re......

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...It was never exactly pinpointed for only the African Crowned Eagles knew of the twisting paths to its misplaced place. In that crystalline chamber, upon that gold dusted floor were found much t......

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... "Shrouded" found in the humanity not in the divinity many pilates wash their hands of this long enough for the clouds to descend then rise fly away crimin......

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...Ides simply referred to first new moon, which usually fell between the thirteenth and fifteenth day of a given month. Smithsonian Magazine history buff Tom A. Frail posted March 4, 2010 iss......

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...Hope Diamond is worth two hundred millions. Donated to Smithsonian by one worth billions. This forty-five carat gem was sent to them by regular mail. They were lucky the 1958 postal service did no......

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...Smithsonian Folkways Catalogue #709-300-25. RASTA WEDDING VOWS Gunna pledge mi soul an body in di spirit uh di trut. Gunna stan an mek a promise an delivah u da proof. Mi seh nevah gunna evah......

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...I once met a lad from the great state of Oregon As well as I recall his name was Rick Corregon He lived in a rustic tent And painted with great intent But his finest art never made the Sm......

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...Dumbfounded in the raw, nerves in neon. Sin-New and bones quartered by time's animation- Death re-imagined by the law of Thelema and Agenda 21. Moments of truth corner you in alleys and avenues i......

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...choosing to stay was easy for me riches for me is love from you very simply put, i would not change a thing your kisses express the same passion, so no regrets i have too many people we know ta......

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