The French Poems - Poems about The French

Oh Seigneur, Je n’entends plus, Je suis un pêcheur, Avec mes pensées absolues. Où êtes-vous, Ne me laissez pas toute seule, Êtes-vous dégout, Avec mon engueule. Prends pitié, Même si je suis damné, Même si vous ne pouvez pas le justifier, Avec votre ton suranné....

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happenstance or happy stance? fate so great, I do a dance magic of day makes me prance gorgeous day to live in France...

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Scope of Scale Intellect and Centrical Agreements Clowns fabrication agreements verses Musica Symphoncey Contractdeia All Allegro no saddness cheerful smiley face songs WINGJOINT COMPROMI --------------------- ____________________________--------- ...

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The Not so Glorious French Cuisine The French are fond of foods most Americans would freak out on, and they’re not bargains. Let’s start with the least freakish: rabbit (lapin) – farm raised and bathed in a Dijon mustard sauce – like chicken say those who’ve tried it. Quail and pigeon (caille and pigeon) wont kill your appetite...

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I'll always hold this dream with you A chalet by a lake, us two A long time spent exploring France From minute one it's all romance Will it happen? I don't know But if it does then off we'll go I'm saving up to pay the way So I'll be ready for that day...

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Looking through my window Children playing around with slops Dogs cats cows... singing in their own right Trees mingling with the wind songs of praise Some off to the bush for food, Who the LION is none of their business Africa Seems free. On the streets shouting carrying screaming Jesus Muhammad... Working for heaven eden Back home they cant spare a bean for their Neighbor! but...

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1393 Yvain, the son of the Earl of Foix, did painfully expire At a Royal Masquerade Ball as his costume caught fire And a most tragic yet quite strange event, did transpire As many others all around, tried to fan the flames away Aimery Poitiers, a French nobleman also died that way As did two more in 1393 at the King’s...

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. 'twere thuh rhetorical query though i mind not expound'n ...

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one look full of longing later in the glow of electric lips a brush with the unknown... those were the French films of your youth your concomitant struggles for love rambling through the summer heat gliding in the seaside breeze down in the deep dead blue to yearn, to be strangely stranded among the widowed twin tides in your sleepy demeanour still craving your only...

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If it takes a dollop of Dutch courage to French kiss an English rose would it make a lily-livered Indian giver look down his nose but with Yiddish chutzpah as a Spanish fly on the wall and luck o' the Irish you could Australian crawl and yet the Chinese fire drill it's still a safe bet and a Mexican standoff are not Russian roulette but who'd deliberately...

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In the debate between dubbing and subbing I side with subs to savor the original mellifluous French, Tamil, Korean, Italian... Reading the subtitles assists the deaf and hard of hearing although voiceovers benefit the blind and vision impaired. Historically dubbing was employed by fascist governments to advance the nationalist agenda. In our own time the tendency to consider...

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They inhale the poisonous substance, adduction had no power over resistance; their brain's responsiveness is too slow: look at them: their glance is so mellow! This is the offspring of the floating potheads, they renounce everything that means strides; they sit in a relaxed pose with mindless eyes: soldiers fight the wars, while they enjoy puffs. " Vacant glances and sunken...

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. aight now tell me again your logic...

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