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Appropriateness
Appropriateness Poems - Poems about Appropriateness
Gifts Nurture the Earth
...you yearn for the scribble poem in rain like a dressmaker of waves & ebbing sociableness Yet the steam surrounding you glide the zephyr Within other proclivity & g......
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Sotto Poet
Categories:
appropriateness,
analogy, appreciation, earth, rain,
Form:
Other
Control Issues
...You say you need, we need, to regain control. Control to overwhelm me? Or control together discussed and planned and then implemented as a partnership or team? And, later, re-evaluate......
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Gerald Dillenbeck
Categories:
appropriateness,
culture, earth, evil, health,
Form:
Political Verse
Six Olives On a Skewer In Empty Glass
...how clever a peck on the cheek, a kiss on the head a hug with a boa constriction for the parents i love. how cruel this fate of social isolation, to stunt the breath of this illusion, that i mig......
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Kim Rodrigues
Categories:
appropriateness,
family, mothers day,
Form:
Couplet
Appreciation
...Andy! -Aaron! -Aloha! Aloha! All A-ok? -Absolutely Amy? -Amazing Awesome! Alan Apply Army? <......
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Mark Toney
Categories:
appropriateness,
addiction, devotion, family, friend,
Form:
Alliteration
Triggers
...There are triggers... and then there are triggers. When the stars above shine on me, I am always aware that you trigger something within me. What you trigger is loving. You warm my heart and ......
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Catie Lindsey
Categories:
appropriateness,
life, light, love,
Form:
Free verse
My Perfect Home Zone
...My Perfect Home Zone... I want the breeze of Jannah to permeate our abodes, A restful peace within it take hold, So I ask Allah to fill in them His light entirely, with joy, contentment, & pure......
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Faeeza Paruk Simjee
Categories:
appropriateness,
family, happiness, home, inspiration,
Form:
Tail-rhyme
Our Little Friend
...Our little friend Who knows what is its sex, it is difficult to say But regardless, being reckless, we named him Donald That implies, in any case, that it is him. He is intense, always on gua......
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Eva Hnizdo
Categories:
appropriateness,
friend,
Form:
Rhyme
To the Darkie
...True beauty defined by that which is isolated The loathe for that which is natural. An internal abhor, despising her vivacious soulfulness. It is the pigment she is hated for It is the excessi......
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Tinaye Munyawiri
Categories:
appropriateness,
color, racism,
Form:
Carpe Diem
The Sociology of the Empress and Mrs Thatcher
...An empress, or the wife of an emperor, Had great domestic power outright, Tremendous personal dictation over, Her dressing aids and fashion sight. She could criticise the food for happiness......
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Dominique Webb
Categories:
appropriateness,
discrimination, hero, history, visionary,
Form:
Quatrain
What Does the Lord Expect
...The appropriateness of our actions, the Lord Expects from us to see Not The eloquence of our masterfully constructed Verses, He to hear! © Demetrios Trifiatis 09 February ......
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Demetrios Trifiatis
Categories:
appropriateness,
god, introspection, writing,
Form:
Epigram
The Sweetest Compliment- My Blog On Fb Musings
...The day before I posted a picture on my Facebook page that I thought would bring criticism my way. It was the picture fuller sized woman, sitting on a wicker chair. The controversial bit? She was sta......
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Eileen Manassian
Categories:
appropriateness,
beauty, friendship, words,
Form:
Narrative
Asante
...I keep ringing your phone Only to get back the last memory again A voice frilled with youth Laughing at the old man's obstinacy One day you shall wish to find In the centripetal torment of the world ......
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David Smalling
Categories:
appropriateness,
childhood, life, heart, self,
Form:
Free verse
Our Dream
...You’re the god send, You’re often lost in your own thoughts, For something bigger. Don’t have to be the leader, but your often the one that’s sought more often than not you ask the quest......
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Gregory Horn
Categories:
appropriateness,
adventure, imagination, introspection, life,
Form:
Alliteration