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Tang Poems - Poems about Tang


Chime
We love those church bells, do we not? Such chimes, such rings! Are you a churchy type? Or, like me, are you not? Those bells we hear here do have a rather angelic sound (though, as we know, there are no angels). But what a voice they have, those bells. You don't do church, then - like me and so many others? But almost supersonic,...

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Categories: tang, atheist, feelings, history, joy,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Koalas Love a Cooling Tang
cooling tang upon my palate- eucalyptus leaves sleep comes- a one-track mind’s exhausting nature’s way is the best- fine dining ...

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Categories: tang, animal, cute, nature, poems,
Form: Haiku



Mommy Tang
Mommy Tang she so funny she so smart Mommy Tang has the best of hearts she wiggles and moves with the speed of a tiger sometime she laughs like love is taking her so much higher and If she takes time from out her mothering day then we all get to come out and play her voice is, so lovingly loud she...

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Categories: tang, best friend, caregiving, celebrity,
Form: Bio
Someone Call Up Wang Chang and His Brother Tang
Houston, We've Got A Thang.... Bang Bang, Rush It Through The House Where's My Butt Hole Mouse ? How Mow Brown Cow Black Cinderella, With Her Tic Track Fella Singing Acappella Do We Have An Accord Take It To The Board I'll Be Your Lord Horde Miss Piggy And His Ziggy, Stardust She's A Must With This Bust Bed Time...

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Categories: tang, art, love,
Form: I do not know?
Tang
Drink Tang, dang what a bang!...

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Categories: tang, drink, emotions,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Journey To the West In the Tang Dynasty-N
As early as C.629 a Chinese monk Xuanzang of Jingtu temple Motivated by the poor quality of translations of Buddhist scripture Undertook a hazardous journey to bring the original from India Despite the border being closed at the time due to a war. He travelled through Gansu, Qinghai and Tian Shan mountains And crossed what we call Kyrgystan. Uzbekistan...

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Categories: tang, philosophy,
Form: Free verse
Tang
Sometimes days drag on I look for solitude within the masses trying to blend in, with the fishes Unfortunately, too colorful. Hues that dialate pupils upon peering Even in darkness, simmering, Incandescent Impossible to slumber. Don't know much about myself Look like everyone else. We swim together, in all elements We are inseparable. With every new idea revealed My colors fade Alone in body, keen in mind I...

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Categories: tang, hope, life, philosophy
Form: Free verse

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