Twinkies Poems - Poems about Twinkies

To escape structure, I decided to skip school. Talking two fools into going with me. We pooled our lunch money. Buying cherry sodas, twinkies and a pack of Newport cigarettes... We voted to spend our freedom in a graveyard of regret. We told ghost stories and read headstones. Feeling so very lucky to be alive. Chatting about death and our dream...

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Eating Twinkies with God The little boy walked into the park the sun was shining very bright he saw a lady old and frail the sun reflected on her hair Who is this lady, the little boy thought with her hair so full of light With two Twinkies in his bag and a coke in his hand he walked to the bench and...

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Hostess Twinkies Come to an End By Elton Camp But they are such a wholesome treat And Twinkies are just such fun to eat They are like shortcake on the outside The center a delicious mush does hide About 2012 the Mayans may be right And the end of the world is in sight A life without Twinkies many will hate How will we...

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"Edith! Edith! I didn't find a Twinkie in my lunch bucket today! What happened, Dingbat? Why do you torture me this way?" "But Archie, ain't you seen on TV they ain't makin' 'em anymore? The company is foldin' up and they ain't stockin' 'em at the store!" "I blame you fer this disaster, Meathead,...

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No creamy Twinkies Hostess is not the mostess I grabbed a Ding Dong...

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They say all good things do not last. “Twinkies” will become a thing of the past. Those sponge cakes filled with vanilla crème will for now on only exist in a dream. The company baking Hostess cakes and Wonder bread, has the only choice of becoming financially dead. It has been said that labor problems and declining sales are the major reasons...

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. The yellow cream filled twinkie A frozen delight, Try eating it nice and cold; Tongue enveloping ...

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