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Snow Job
Snow Job Poems - Poems about Snow Job
A Snowman on a Snow Job
Peppering down, like too much salt, the world's grounds are draped with deliberate deception. All "snow"men now and then overwhelm us. "Will warm, wet weather motivate more meltdown?" Answer is axiomatic - "Nature's non-negotiable." (Axiomatic - self evident)...
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Reason A. Poteet
Categories:
snow job,
11th grade, allusion, snow,
Form:
Free verse
Snow Job By Santos With Lying Long Nose
Snow Job by Santos With Lying Long Nose has job when it snows Santos has long nose that grows in dark also glows what we do propose stop Santos who has long nose each lie grows and grows Santos anointed after being appointed were disappointed storming and storming guided by global warning Santos is scorning a picture he paints of members going to All Saints following restraints...
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James Horn
Categories:
snow job,
allegory, analogy,
Form:
Haiku
Snow Job
No matter how hard you may show It will shrivel up in the snow But don't take the word Of a little bird Because icicles grow and grow!...
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Rico Leffanta
Categories:
snow job,
humor,
Form:
Limerick
Snow Job
A lady whose special dill dough Was suddenly covered in snow Found that what tickles More than icicles Is watching those fat fickles grow...
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Rico Leffanta
Categories:
snow job,
humor,
Form:
Limerick
Snow Job
We headed out for old King's Hill with our flyer sleds in tow when Mrs. Miller called us, "Can you first come shovel snow?" "Do the walks and do the steps, and do the driveway too, then you come up and see me and I'll pay you what you're due." We worked a couple hours and when the job was done we went...
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J. Summers
Categories:
snow job,
childhood,
Form:
Rhyme
The Haunting Adventures of a Dirty Blonde Knight- Second Round Snow Job
Flames are now ashes Stars earn their passes On a second round Enjoying the mountainous town Being at their peak Everyone listening to the words they speak Forgetting who said ‘I do’ Arrived for another gig looking young and cool Taking the scenic route Briefed on what the script is about Fixing hair Applying makeup that...
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Marc O'Brien
Categories:
snow job,
adventure, film, jobs, mountains,
Form:
Rhyme
Snow Job
The snow fell in down LA And everyone wanted to play But the SAG Said, "Nothing is free! So open your wallet and pay!"...
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Rico Leffanta
Categories:
snow job,
business, snow,
Form:
Limerick
Trump and a Snow Job
Trump and A Snow Job What had happened I do suppose; From foot to his head he had froze; Change his ways, One of these days; Into things with nose will not nose. Jim Horn Missed out on Upside-Down or reciprocal contest. Trump can't wait to reciprocate....
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James Horn
Categories:
snow job,
1st grade, allegory, analogy,
Form:
Limerick
Snow Job
snow job (apropos the work goes on…) snow— that whiteness that blankets the path ebony footprints left may cover the way for a moment but as night melts into day injustice is as snow and we are the plow people: workers of the sun melting old deceit plowing new strategies for the new snow coming…...
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Millard Lowe
Categories:
snow job,
allegory, analogy, history, imagery,
Form:
Free verse
Snow Job
Washington is to get a foot of snow! That is nothin' new as far as I know. I will shed no clamant tears. They gave us snow jobs for years! ...
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Robert L. Hinshaw
Categories:
snow job,
humorous,
Form:
Limerick
Conman's Snow Job
A bunko conman’s deliberate evil finally gets him into jail. Kept-on lying, making no one particularly queasy regarding stories told untrue. Verbal worthless X-out, yields zero Submitted by: Charles Sides...
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Charles Sides
Categories:
snow job,
allegory,
Form:
ABC
Snow Job
Got a stupid question, driving me beserk! The reason I am asking is, because I'm such a jerk When we get lots of snow, I'm curious to know, how does the plow driver, make it in to work?...
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Ralph Taylor
Categories:
snow job,
funny, mystery
Form:
Limerick