Wheeler Poems - Poems about Wheeler

Used carcase dealer got a crash dummy discount for the covetous consumer Pyramid chain customers all have the Pharaoh chariot lust Crypto-coin tarnished souls want a cartel vehicle to transport their false profit cargo “You need a boss eighteen wheeler,” says the dark sunglass, shady-voice dealer “Something catacomb big to a-carry your Faustian minnow bait load I suggest a coffin-lined rig, with a trapdoor to cattle prod secure goad” With...

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Boy those wheeler dealers sure work hard just look at Ed slaving away sorting things. First he sorts out the electrics and switches then he turns his attention to the mechanics. Strips out the callipers and replaces them a new exhaust is also on the cards. Back breaking work as he takes off bright work and then sands it down ready for...

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two wheeler cage pulled by horses combat forces in battle field foes are in front strength be revealed win to be sealed ...

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Ronnie was born on October the thirteen. Ozzfest was here on his first birthday. Next year he will be twelve years old. Nearly a teenager he will be. Inch by inch he is growing up. Every year he reminds me more and more of lil' coy. Careless and daring he is. Out going and full of life. Young and healthy he will be...

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** This poem is in memory of Benjamin Wheeler, one of the children who was a victim in the Sandy Hook Shooting. Benjamin was a skilled swimmer, a Beatles fan, and loved lighthouses. Benjamin fills our bodies with warmth and love. As he swims through the coldness to bring us happiness. He will get us soaked but...

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He buys and sells all, but says no to Satan 'cause his soul is nailed down. ...

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hthey are after the gold in there face it shows some have face mole move where the wind blows some plyed for the steeler WHEELER AND DEALER...

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Poems of pleasure poured from a heart, Verses laced with profound emotion. Embellished the pages with titillating titles, Expressing sincere sentiments, Plainly written...from a passionate soul. Ella Wheeler Wilcox (November 5, 1850–October 30, 1919) was an American author and poet. Her best-known work was Poems of Passion. Her most enduring work was "Solitude", which contains the lines: "Laugh, and...

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