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Waltons Poems - Poems about Waltons


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... The Sheep line up to be Walmart counted Empty thoughts sleep walking in pyjamas Without smiles Without voices Without community There to stare at how to work another register The One that do......

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Categories: waltons, community,
Form: Free verse
Who Remember the Good Ole Days
...Only the Real OG's will remember. All of these old movies are from back in the day. Some of you will remember and some of you won't have a clue of what I am talking about. Let's go down memory la......

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Categories: waltons, change, growing up, life,
Form: Narrative



Premium Member Bedtime Lights
...bedtime lights out good night waltons posted on July 2, 2018......

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Categories: waltons, family, light, sleep, summer,
Form: Senryu
The Swarm
...It's like a scene out of The Children of the Corn, Sweaters torn when I head the SWARM, Inside the inner city desert storm, My spectacular vernacular, and poetic style will flip you like a spat......

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Categories: waltons, hip hop, poetry, spoken
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Five Decades of Doppelgangers
...I: in the 70s At sixteen, looking through a magazine, I came across the picture of a girl whose character was Mary Ellen in “The Waltons” show I watched on Thursday nights. Her look was that o......

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Categories: waltons, history, lifeme, me,
Form: Blank verse



Premium Member My Wishful Reality
...I curled up in my pjs, at the end of the day with a big bowl of popcorn, salt and butter (my way!) The remote in my hand, scans our new flat T.V. I want to escape to a place far away but, reality......

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Categories: waltons, funny, life, me, old,
Form: Rhyme
Mention Me and Ill Kil You
...seal blue fisher.whats the wish on her now?ow now brown cow?was a town enough?buff and angle,feel the strangle?love the engles,waltons and all,grizzley adams saw.......

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Categories: waltons, history,
Form: I do not know?

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