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Acquiesce Poems - Poems about Acquiesce


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What would be better if you went?
What is worse if you stayed?
Who benefits more from going?
Who is better served by staying?
An opposition may prove one righteous.
An acquiescence for stability is more noble.

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Categories: acquiesce, muse, together,
Form: Free verse

The Acquiesce Irony

Reluctantly I acquiesce 
This is much to my dismay
Daunting, appears the task
Overwhelming thoughts consume my days

Disillusioned by the emotional discourse 
Troubled by the arrogant improprieties
Living in a world of ignorance
Full of contemptuous indignities

Disheartened - I confess moving forward
Perturbed by societies disinterest of clarity 
I still have hope for my family’s future
Hence, the acquiesce irony
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Categories: acquiesce, america, anxiety, conflict, confusion,
Form: Rhyme



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Acquiesce
(ak-wee- ESS”
By: Miracle Man
12-5-2019

I’ve never been accused of having finesse,
I get to the point without using much tact. 
Most times without showing acquiesce,
I cover the bases, without being abstract.

But now, I’m endeavoring to gingerly tread,
Yet sometimes I still become exasperated.
So to others my words won’t be misread,
 My conversation abruptly becomes truncated.

My Birthday Poem
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Categories: acquiesce, feelings, words,
Form: Lyric

Premium MemberI Acquiesce To Friendship

Your sensuous eyes render me a fool.
How clumsy I become within your mien.
I stutter, stumble trying to keep cool
While all the time envisioning a scene
Of you and I together palm in palm
As sun departs behind the hillside's face,
And in the blush of twilight I feel calm
Enough to kiss your lips with lover's grace. 
My heart
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Categories: acquiesce, dream, friendship love, longing,
Form: Sonnet

Will a Gator Acquiesce To a Half Nelson

Dreams of sleight, money changed hands
Heads or tails, they're telling tall tales
Scandalous rumours and urban legends
Half-baked former spies spinning yarn
To a troop of campers sick of eating yams
Tell me something I don't know
Desperate times calling for desperate measures
I've got a lot of questions but will ask one only
Will a 'gator acquiesce to a half nelson?

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Categories: acquiesce, change, character, courage, dream,
Form: Free verse



Premium MemberLove Must Acquiesce

Such a beautiful dreamer
soft attractions
in pages of Tom Jones
Lady Chatterley's satisfaction
taken to places of impropriety
never recognizing a boundary.
Caution gives way to need
where hearts break and bleed.

In dreams buds open to bloom
slowly, so their fragrance wafts
indelibly breathed in and held
enjoyed to fullest height
as a body becomes compelled.

In dreams of love
the dance is always a waltz
matching steps-eyes
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Categories: acquiesce, desire, emotions,
Form: Free verse

Acquiesce ,My First Sonnet

awake I graze the naked mind undone, 
my contemplations shuffle off to her 
and no halfhearted muse, no not a one 
eclipses her insoluble liqueur, 
nor any stirring of the thoughts distill 
the past forgotten heartaches and remorse; 
and years will shed their years and on until 
the perfume dissipates and then of course 
her
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Categories: acquiesce, cry, culture, day, dedication,
Form: I do not know?

Acquiesce

I walked away, leaving behind the ruin
and destruction of what we were.
I left you behind without second thought,
for my eyes were fixed only forward.
Seeking myself, lost in the darkness,
a quest I had to take alone.
You're an empty hollow in my heart
but the hollow is not to be my focus.
Climbing the mountain of my sorrows,
gaining strength,
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Categories: acquiesce, adventure, beautiful, change, conflict,
Form: Blank verse

Premium MemberAcquiesce

You placed my heart upon a shelf
Thinking of no one but yourself
Now you’re begging me to come back
But when alone, I stay on track

I’m sure that if I “acquiesce” 
To your unexpected request
I’ll end up on that shelf again
Growing intolerance for men

So, my ex, I must say farewell
On pain you caused I will not dwell
If
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Categories: acquiesce, lost love,
Form: Sonnet

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