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Veronica Poems - Poems about Veronica


Premium Member Critterature: The Saga of Veronica Vole
This is the saga of Veronica Vole Who committed the perfect crime. She murdered three lovers, But not all at once, She did 'em in one at a time. The first was a lemur, A two-timing schemer, Who seduced all thirteen of her nieces. Every female enticed him, So she sliced him and diced him, Then stir-fried and ate all the pieces. The second, a lobster, Was...

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Categories: veronica, animal, humor,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Cartwheels for Veronica
Archie did cartwheels for Veronica Jughead even played his harmonica ~ But Veronica’s Jewish Leaving two suitors bluish ~ Steinberg made her latkes for Chanukah _________________________________ 'Latkes' are potato pancakes, a traditional ...

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Categories: veronica, boyfriend, celebrity, chanukah, food,
Form: Limerick



Premium Member Questions For Archie and Veronica
Why did Archie keep running after Veronica? Betty was the nice one. And she was blonde. Why was Reggie’s mouth always drawn into a sneer? Did they want him to look cruel? Why did they want Jughead to appear stupid? Oddly enough, I never questioned why Betty and Veronica were both drawn like Vargus pinup girls. Maybe because I was used to Barbie...

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Categories: veronica, nostalgia,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Veronica and Jeremy
He woke up in the middle of the dream again. She was wearing the same blue-red suit. Her brunette hair was scooped up, off her neck. She was walking with a lively step, on heels. He was intrigued. The heels were painted red on their bottoms. Where were they? Chicago? New York? Some big city. It felt American, but he...

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Categories: veronica, dream, love,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Archie and Veronica
Archie Andrews Lots of girls from whom to choose, But one young lady caught his eye For her he could be the lucky guy. Veronica Lodge Would never our Archie dodge She was always his girlfriend From the beginning to the end. FIRST PLACE WINNER written August 29, 2021 for "Cleritoons" Poetry Contest sponsored by Joseph May...

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Categories: veronica, humorous, word play,
Form: Clerihew



Veronica Franco Translations
Veronica Franco translations Veronica Franco (1546-1591) was a Venetian courtesan who wrote literary-quality poetry and prose. Capitolo 19: A Courtesan's Love Lyric (I) by Veronica Franco loose translation by Michael R. Burch "I resolved to make a virtue of my desire." My rewards will be commensurate with your gifts if only you give me the one that lifts me laughing... And though...

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Categories: veronica, desire, french, joy, love,
Form: Free verse
Dear Veronica
How can something be amazing and terrifying at the same time? I have a wife and three kids no, wait that's my imagination running wild I have a girlfriend, my world of a month now but I've chased her for years of 6 She's been twice out of my life and I couldn't let her escape thrice Veronica, my life Veronica, will...

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Categories: veronica, anxiety, beautiful, best friend,
Form: Free verse
Veronica
I was sitting a the edge of the bar thinking of my new car. I saw her she asked me to dance I loved her at first glance. She told me her was Veronica. Veronica every day is Christmas and every day Hanukkah with my Veronica. Every day is Christmas and every day is Hanukkah with my Veronica. She let me sleep at night and always treated me right. She...

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Categories: veronica, angel, girlfriend, happy, love,
Form: Lyric
Veronica
Very vivacious and vibrant Elegant and eloquent as ever Radiant as the spring sun Overall, amazing and odd in a good way I must say Never fails to amaze me...allow me to smile in sunlit glee Invigorating and intriguing always and forever Change is a challenging chore, but nothing is impossible with Veronica, abiding by your side A wonderful family...

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Categories: veronica, beautiful,
Form: Acrostic
Veronica To Valerie
Veronica, Veronica Valerie, Valerie oh! blond hair and perky breasts tan legs and hot lips when oh when will you be mine not my girlfriend no you're not that kind but I have a use for you and though it's a shame after all I'm only a man who can I be to blame your soft skin and that sweet look drive me crazy and soon my sweet...

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Categories: veronica, adventure, beauty, celebration, emotions,
Form: Prose
Betty and Veronica
Central Park has grizzly bears (Don’t worry – in the zoo) Residing in the habitat The polar bear once knew. While visiting the park today I saw them in their lair; With one asleep and one stretched out, They didn’t seem to care. Their given names, to comic buffs, Will bring a little smile, As Betty and Veronica Explore their domicile. It’s nice to know the...

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Categories: veronica, animal,
Form: Rhyme
Do You Remember Me, Veronica
Somewhere in the hills o'er yonder My hear beats louder than the thunder And day and night it roams and wonder Why did we begin to fall assunder. Sometimes when the moon is bright. I Press her to my lips in prayer For we must dance again before we die While moon drenched nights can hunger. I was committed here, and you still...

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Categories: veronica, loss, moon,
Form: Rhyme
Veronica
Veronica You have a way that pulls on gram-as heart strings Bringing me so much joy and pleasure For it is you that makes gram-as heart sing Your gram-as little treasure You bring a smile in little things you say Or a laugh in little things you do Your the sunshine that lights my day Your the rainbow in it to You...

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Categories: veronica, children, love, heart, sweet,
Form: Rhyme
Veronica Voss
You are old I am young You have love I have none. "Look. Look at those flocks of birds emigrating south! They’re escaping with regular wing beats, crying farewell." Tomorrow would be a good day to die Today a good tomorrow Dying must be strange, nonsense life is strange We wait for nothing yet nothing will come I never hoped you...

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Categories: veronica, art, death, nostalgia, passion,
Form: Ode

Book: Reflection on the Important Things