Snarly Poems - Poems about Snarly

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My timely explanation is coming soon Don’t hold your breath, I beg you please, As soon as the cow jumps over the moon I’ll write you a note, hoping to appease. I do not have the info right now at hand I am too busy to do the needed research, Besides, I already have my day planned, And your stupid request puts...

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Once upon a time there was a particularly snarly frog named Jade. She was fond of juices, especially fruity ones like pink lemonade. Her brother was annoying, she kind of wanted to make a trade. He called her names. The most annoying was Trixie Marmalade. She met a man who was from the deepest everglade. He was stoic and straight,...

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He was a snarly, gnarly, encumbered tree root. Diving into the earth in the most twisted, gnarly way. His attitude was gnarly too, and he was thickening. Why me? He demanded. What did I ever do? There was only silence until a curious worm stopped by. The worm had all kinds of questions for him. Most he could not answer, but...

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I am a snarly, growly, angry girl today. I’ll snap your head off in a rather gruesome way. My machetes are out, and my guns are blazing. I’ll be cutting and chopping, and hell-raising. Why I woke up in this mood is anyone’s guess. I’ll leave bodies and pieces, a giant mess. I’m a snarly, growly, angry girl today. I’m warning you...

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