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Poetry examples for “dick”
Excerpts from the ReadingWillow English Library collection.
Read full poem →And Tom would pair with Nancy
And Dick step off with Fan;
The girl would lift her glances
Read full poem →And in a moment fastens upon Steele;
But cries as soon, 'Dear Dick, I must be gone,
For, if I know his tread, here's Addison.'
Read full poem →_Dick._ Fie, lusty younker, what do you here,
Not dancing on the green to-day?
Read full poem →Jimmie’s sister worked for Dick. And had some rows
over percent. The gang got shot up twice, it
Read full poem →or less deserved, Young fellow go in peace.
which i do, being as Dick Mid once noted
lifting a Green River (here’s to youse)
Read full poem →DRAW THE SWORD, O REPUBLIC
DEAR OLD DICK
THE ROOM OF MIRRORS
Read full poem →Toward the Gulf, The Lake Boats, The Loom, Tomorrow is my
Birthday, Dear Old Dick, The Letter, My Light with Yours, Widow
LaRue, Neanderthal, in Reedy's Mirror.
Read full poem →Scribble. —John Williams, William Johnson, Sam Loos, Dick
Canter, Peter—