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Baas Poems - Poems about Baas
Making Not a Peep
...Little Bo-Peep adored playing hide and seek, hence the fond nickname; Just as hued rainbow is named for its dazzle, so radiant over every lane! Bo-Peep was eight, and lived on a farm. She......
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Evelyn Judy Buehler
Categories:
baas,
animal, color, fantasy, girl,
Form:
Couplet
Not going far in my car
...pitter patter drips drops and plops blathers blatters splatters sploshes and drips bitter twitter twatters and twaddles, flips and flops chitter chatter babbles clapt......
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John Anderson
Categories:
baas,
car,
Form:
Rhyme
Old Grand Ewe
... Behold sequestered by the sea, not whale, nor seal, nor small sand-flea. This is the face of old grand Ewe, whom from the cliffs, has come to view. Though slit-eyed stare, gazes at the ocea......
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Charlotte Watkins
Categories:
baas,
animal, beach, creation, cute,
Form:
Couplet
Little Timmys Supper
...Ma was in the pantry with no food to make a snack ‘Pa,’ she said, ‘go get your coat and leave this foodless shack, You’d better take your bang bang and don’t think of coming back Unless you’ve got......
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Terry Flood
Categories:
baas,
food, humorous,
Form:
Rhyme
Beyond the Sun's Dominion
...In fretful sleep I weightlessly drifted hours beyond the sun's cosmic dominion where I perceived the entire world shifted ten degrees off course, in my opinion I glimpsed violet glimmers of ......
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Jenna Logan
Categories:
baas,
sleep,
Form:
Sonnet
Never Too Old
...Never too old Who builds the castles When we go sea-siding Picks up the sticks And plays horse riding Baas to the sheep To the cow’s moo, moo Not the kids It’s what granddads do Who su......
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Robert Broadbent
Categories:
baas,
age, childhood, grandfather,
Form:
Rhyme
I'Ve Got Fire In My Soul
...ecause God said I should be your Master A town that still can't accept that a black man is human too Not some animal to be Tarred, Feathered and hung up a tree to die I've witnessed old wrinkled men Bow Down with Surbodination To call a little boy "Baas" I've witnessed neighbors go dig Their Loved ones out of the land They once owned Because the Master said I don't want dead people on my Land Your land? Did u come carrying land in your......
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Connie Tabi
Categories:
baas,
africa, class, courage, growth,
Form:
Alliteration
Tiger Barm Cakes
...Always drip the sauce delicately over a tiger barm. Creases are crevasses. Don't look up or down then. Falling is not a fail or a cross. It is purely the pulling of carts over many many miles and man......
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Taoi Chanan
Categories:
baas,
anxiety, baptism, baseball, bird,
Form:
I do not know?
Apartheid
...He was baptized into slavery And submerged in the winter Of your hatred And was converted to poverty In the land of gold, You taught him that GOD Was a white baas Who had invented the ......
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Dawood Gabru
Categories:
baas,
freedom,
Form:
Free verse
''They Graze In Beauty,'' a Pastoral Parody of Lord Byron's ''She Walks In Beauty''
...THEY graze in beauty on the land of grassy glades and dewy dales, and all that's best of tamed and tanned meets in their aspect and their tails; thus softened with that tender hand ......
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Ngoc Nguyen
Categories:
baas,
animal, beauty, poetry,
Form:
Lyric
Curfew
...The sun set, the siren wailed Furtively the Black moved, fearing to be jailed For being without a pass after dark In Johannesburg’s Joubert Park A torch flashed in his face Quickly establishing his ......
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Patrick Maitland
Categories:
baas,
life, sun,
Form:
Verse
These Trees
..."I stood still and was a tree amid the wood, Knowing the truth of things unseen before;" . . . "Nathless I have been a tree amid the wood And many a new thing understood That was rank folly to m......
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Leo Larry Amadore
Categories:
baas,
allegory, life, nature, sad,
Form:
Free verse
The Buiilding of Our Great Nation
...Dimed hope and shaded minds coloured by the blood washed from the street Corners where our children carelessly play. Broken bones and shattered dreams no sunny days in this part of the border. Ech......
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John. M Diketane
Categories:
baas,
black-african amerhope,
Form:
I do not know?