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Smock Poems - Poems about Smock

CASEY’S SECOND CHANCE!

...The outlook wasn’t brilliant for the Mudville nine that day;
The score stood four to two, with but an inning left to play.
And when Cooney fell at first, and Barrows met the same,
A hush of sorrow...
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Categories: smock, baseball, destiny, inspirational,
Form: Lyric

CRAZY DREAM

...written by :
 Owen Hamalala

My dreams are crazy and mysterious.
They appear while I am asleep (like A thief).
slips away when am awake. In my dreams, 
I am the kind of person I can never
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Categories: smock, desire,
Form: Rhyme



Premium MemberNottingham Girl At The Goose Fair Prt 1

...Every year In Robin Hood Country Nottingham
There in October, they hold. What is known, as the Goose Fair. It's huge. and goes back centuries, straining the Middle Ages, perhaps even longer.
My pal...
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Categories: smock, history, longing,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberI Saw Santa Claus

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In England it is almost twelve o'clock 
I just saw Santa Claus in his red smock
He left parcels galore
Outside of my front door
Asked him in, but he said his lips were sore....
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Categories: smock, character, christmas, fantasy,
Form: Limerick

Premium MemberOh No

...I could not wait to stop wearing maternity clothes.
I had been pregnant for 9 months I 1971
and then for another 9 months in 1973.
You can hardly imagine how irritating it was
to see the newest f...
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Categories: smock, humorous,
Form: Prose Poetry



Servitude

...Creep, oh centipede! 
    A malady to my cornea. 
Like kernels a decoy
    In my Eden realm. 
I'm infuriate to civility
    Just us serenity intervene. 
Serendipity smock my bones
    In solit...
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Categories: smock, addiction, devotion, sympathy,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberDunking Stool

...Cucking-stools
A ballad, dating from about 1615, called "The Cucking of a Scold", illustrates the punishment inflicted to women whose behavior made them be identified as "a Scold"

Then w...
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Categories: smock, history,
Form: Ballad

Premium MemberDoctor Doctor

...Now feeling under the weather,
Don't you hate these winter chills?
I'm off to see Doctor Doctor,
To get the latest, greatest pills.

I wait for an hour or more,
Then I'm shown to a vacant room....
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Categories: smock, sick,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberFashion and Fabrics Are Never New

...1950’s poodle skirts made a brief come back.
kids in the eighties thought it was funny, a fact.
my own daughter had some scotty dog clothes too
not knowing they were old, thinking they were new.
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Categories: smock, fashion,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberHi-Story of a Hill

...HI STORY of a HILL

They grazed their sheep upon my grass*
So many centuries in the past

In feudal times,a monastery of hope
'Til King Henry divorced the Pope

In later times upon my hill*
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Categories: smock, history,
Form: Personification

Training a Gambler

...I shall have you richly prepared
For the notorious life of card:
Have you grasp another life hard,
By far tougher than that of bard;
What one does, all the time on guard;
For steady losses: A Re...
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Categories: smock, celebration, evil, money, wisdom,
Form: Rhyme

Kaleidoscope

...Across the sideways, bronze framed hall mirror,
A ribbon of infrared light imprinted itself,
Like a streak of alien sky;
Hours later, it dimmed and blew out, like an ill-furnished house.
Other re...
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Categories: smock, allegory,
Form: Free verse

Wall Clocks and Men

...Men remember the wall clock,
When it is time to doors lock
Or after crows of a cock,
Cocks comparing with a clock...

Some remember hung wall clock
To fast turn up in the dock
And show they ca...
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Categories: smock, allusion, people, perspective, time,
Form: Rhyme

It Is Just a Small Thing

...The little wooden horse you gave me, when I
came home from hospital.
I watch you through the window, in your smock, planting
a new garden.

It is hot I know, I never tire watching you do some th...
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Categories: smock, 12th grade,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberA Fiery Lick

...Something about paint
I absolutely adore!~feeling more
fluid-thinking when wearing an 
old smock, branded with dashes and 
blobs, to my mind each
one a stripe of rank with starry 
splashes my m...
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Categories: smock, art, creation, ocean, passion,
Form: Free verse

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