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Washable
Washable Poems - Poems about Washable
Tacos a La Scottie
...Son Scottie makes the best tacos ever Drooling is a good word to describe my eating habits Really sloppy to eat This mouth-watering treat Clothes are washable, I munch like a hungry rabbi......
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Jack Ellison
Categories:
washable,
food,
Form:
Limerick
I Am-02
...Within eternal soul I am mud container, muddy and soggy, contain some clay, water, sand, dust. Sunny ray dries me I am fire, flame of sight, see everything the outer vision; world of fu......
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Mahtab Bangalee
Categories:
washable,
i am,
Form:
Free verse
Fun With English 4
...Ad for donkey rides in Thailand, “Ride your own ass” Wondered what that would be like, sounds like a gas Guess it's quite possible But jeans need to be washable Now I ask you whatcha thin......
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Jack Ellison
Categories:
washable,
fun,
Form:
Limerick
Cloth and Dye
...At the end of the day, it's just cloth and dye. At the end of the day, it's personal preference. Fifty stars representing states, each one could highlight historical atrocities. Each one co......
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Ts Lewis
Categories:
washable,
america, appreciation, freedom, patriotic,
Form:
Free verse
A Quarrel of Friends
...Things of value and much importance Can tend to separate friends in accordance The family, the life and are one's happiness The thought of wrangles with unexpected origins And throwing minds so b......
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Masereka Amos
Categories:
washable,
conflict, confusion,
Form:
Lyric
A Quarrel of Friends
...Things of value and much importance Can tend to separate friends in accordance The family, the life and are one's happiness The thought of wrangles with unexpected origins And throwing minds so blown......
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Masereka Amos
Categories:
washable,
conflict, friendship, people, poems,
Form:
Lyric
Procrastinate
...In the darkest hour of dawn, He will never leave you alone. Your anchor is in His word, pray, and you will be heard. No problem is to impossible, your sins are washable. Only your heart h......
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Christy Hardy
Categories:
washable,
faith, hope, life, love,
Form:
Narrative