List of New Poems
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What two can do
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george seal
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Limerick
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toucan, bird, pets,
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Birds Of A Feather
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Mark Toney
| Footle |
Footle
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toucan, bird, humor, poems,
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A Silent Song
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Leanne Lovejoy-Burton
| Romanticism |
Romanticism
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toucan, imagery, romance, romantic, romantic
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Skin In The Game
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Duncan R. M. Ferguson
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Verse
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toucan, word play,
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Our Second Trip To Peru
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Carol Connell
| Haibun |
Haibun
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toucan, adventure, animal, family, food,
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I wake up from my dream
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Susan Gage
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Free verse
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toucan, dream,
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How interesting is a two curved toucan
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Taoi Chanan
| I do not know? |
I do not know?
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toucan, april, arabic, art, august,
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A Child's True Tall Tales
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Andrea Dietrich
| Limerick |
Limerick
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toucan, humorous,
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Kids And Rings And Funny Things
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Terry O'Leary
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Rhyme
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toucan, adventure, children, fantasy, kids,
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Costa Rica Tour
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mike dailey
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Epic
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toucan, travel,
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A Little Girl's Peacock
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R. e. taylor
| Free verse |
Free verse
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toucan, art, childhood, inspirational, beautiful,
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The Black Cat's Hat
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Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
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Narrative
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toucan, adventure, fantasy, children
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My Magic Childhood Sight
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Andrea Dietrich
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Rhyme
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toucan, childhoodday, me,
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When Twinkie the Kid Battled Captain Cupcake (
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Eugene Carmen
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ABC
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toucan, food, funny,
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TOUCAN PLAY
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Brian Strand
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Lanterne
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toucan, animals, nature, places,
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Tiny Timmy
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Nicholas Clayborne-Hughes
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Alliteration
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toucan, childhood, funny, travel,
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About This Page
Above are examples of poems about toucan. This list of poems is composed of the works of modern international poet members of PoetrySoup. Read short, long, best, famous, and modern examples of toucan poetry. This list of works is an excellent resource for examples of these types of poems.
Toucan Poem Example
A Child's True Tall Tales
When I woke, Mom, I saw a parade
right before me! I wish it had stayed.
There were drummers and clowns,
lots of colors and sounds,
but in minutes, it started to fade!
Oh my! I just saw a big bear.
He was out in the woods, I swear.
He was so big and black.
Mom, I’m not going back
not EVEN on a double dare!
A toucan was just on the phone wire.
I saw it take off, flying higher
than our parakeet!
Mom, isn’t that neat?
So why does Dad call me a liar?
Written May 8, 2016
For the Tall Tales In Short Form Poetry Contest of Casarah Nance
Poem Copyright © Andrea Dietrich