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Teeniest Poems - Poems about Teeniest
What say you
...As I sat I stared at the teeniest tiniest of hairs which by and by was not so easy for these naked eyes to quantify it was but one single prayer that then as it were by or perhaps with some sort of s......
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Jerry Laue
Categories:
teeniest,
allegory, analogy, animal, anti
Form:
Free verse
On Warmest Bed of Optimism
...Charming and serious, communications between the fairy and dragonfly, compete for a child’s attention. —Poet A rustic sky, out of bound; Humans see ethereally. Teeniest fairy, on suns......
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Kim Rodrigues
Categories:
teeniest,
art, fairy, fantasy,
Form:
Rhyme
Pride
...One of the easiest mistakes to make is having too much pride. It is the sneakiest of snakes as it makes its home inside. It only needs the teeniest tinyest of space til it inflates then trouble......
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Rose Henderson
Categories:
teeniest,
pride,
Form:
Free verse
Teeniest Human Like Robot
...The teeniest human-like robot is six inches tall Half the length of a standard ruler she can walk, kick and do pushups I understand the value of walking we can watch her walk down the desk Kicki......
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Caren Krutsinger
Categories:
teeniest,
technology,
Form:
Free verse
Confiding In Toads
...Charlotte was confiding her secrets to the teeniest tiniest toads. they sat and listened with interest. None of her stories was old. their silence and lack of suggestions was more important than go......
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Caren Krutsinger
Categories:
teeniest,
1st grade, 2nd grade,
Form:
Rhyme
Stupid Diet Pills Do Not Work
...Today I had a sliver of a piece of pie for breakfast. Before I had my thyroid pill, before I remembered I cannot eat before I have my thyroid pill. But it was the teeniest tiniest littlest piece......
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Caren Krutsinger
Categories:
teeniest,
food, fun,
Form:
Light Verse
Whining About the Doggie Door
...We have been sheltering in place for eleven months. I always thought before that my husband stayed in his man cave. Boy, was I wrong. He is underfoot seconds after I awake. What about the two car ......
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Caren Krutsinger
Categories:
teeniest,
dog, husband,
Form:
Prose Poetry
In Their Eyes
...vulnerable seeking approval wanting nothing more than a glance a smile a sign of affection the teeniest confidence builder to get them started on the ladder to their future AP: 2nd pla......
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Line Gauthier
Categories:
teeniest,
children, confidence, dream, future,
Form:
Free verse
Forget-Me-Nots
...Minuscule seeds lay in my palm A promise of beauty to come Tiniest seedlings quickly emerge Encouraged by raindrops and sun Teeniest blue flowers suddenly appear Their sweet smiley faces are so......
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Ann Gilmour
Categories:
teeniest,
blue, flower, joy, uplifting,
Form:
Rhyme
Faeries Annual Fey Day Parade
...Fey Day in the forest on the First of May Nothing better the forest creatures say There is a parade in the morning and it’s not slim The teeniest faeries in the trees, on the tiniest limbs The ......
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Caren Krutsinger
Categories:
teeniest,
6th grade, 7th grade,
Form:
Rhyme
He Is Always Ready and Waiting
...When the teeniest last sliver of hope slides out of your mind cells, gliding away peacefully on the dying throes of a mean winter’s day that is when God comes in and takes over, speaking to......
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Caren Krutsinger
Categories:
teeniest,
10th grade, 11th grade,
Form:
Free verse
Cellophane Pieces of Life
...A baby of tiniest of teeniest winds floated into the breakroom today. She picked up three itsy bitsy cellophane pieces I had not even noticed, And she lifted them up ever so slightly, I watched th......
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Caren Krutsinger
Categories:
teeniest,
life,
Form:
Free verse
Dr Livingstone Presumed
...A man with a mission in land afar To take his faith, become a star And show the Afrikan the straight and narrow Highlight slavery and end its sorrow From Scottish gray town he did hail And joi......
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Rose Johnson
Categories:
teeniest,
africa,
Form:
Rhyme