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Premium Member Oh, love, why do we argue when your pious words are fleeting clouds
Oh, love, why do we argue when your pious words are fleeting clouds, I am tired of all your prayers floating unanswered, and of the dead who refuse to listen, buried in deep forgetfulness, leave them be, take your step out of the cemetery of shadows, they are busy with their silent eternity, sculpted in time. It was always someone’s...

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Categories: argue, fantasy,
Form: Free verse
You're Not Here
You're not here to argue. You're not here to fight. You accepted my claims, And you left me behind. You let me finish the story, Where I wrote you out. You don't get to say sorry, Or fill me with doubt. You're not here to argue. You're not here to fight. You can cry all you want to. Without you, my future is bright. I won't let...

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Categories: argue, abuse, boyfriend, break up,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member See It My Way
Of course I agree with free speech And the right of people to have their say, But why can’t people be more reasonable, And see it my way? People accuse me of being argumentative And of enjoying a good old verbal fight, But I never argue with anyone, I just explain to them why I’m right! I justify my debating standpoint, As if from...

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Categories: argue, angst, i am, irony,
Form: Rhyme
The Invisible Battle
Chaos ensues People cower in fear They search for something that doesn't want to be found It is successful. We shield ourselves, our loved ones, our neighbors These barriers block reality Shielding us from our demise While shining light on the evil that lurks Nonetheless it seeps It bleeds through Our shining shields stained with hope Now discarded in...

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Categories: argue, 12th grade, america, angst,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Relatives Argue At Grandmas
What percent of lightning strike victims survive? How many remain alive? The relatives began to bet, argue and gripe. The grands were so angry, gram called grandpa a louse. She finally threw the poor man out of her house. She had guessed fifty percent, he had guessed four. The next thing we knew, she had pushed him clean out the door. We...

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Categories: argue, grandfather, grandmother, hilarious,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member No Harm Done
No Harm Done Yesterday, I let myself out I’ve learnt to stop me But yesterday I couldn’t The rage and anger spilled The part of me I detest Spewed like volcanic lava Ran down my sides Tripped from mouth And you, as always Said nothing, no need Just got on with it Waited for the calm Acted like a summer breeze Smoothing my hair Brought tears to my eyes A...

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Categories: argue, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Our Cucumbers
Together – he and I – him and me We grow things in abundance Green beans, tomatoes, squash Okra, calves, chicks and pigs Guineas and turkeys, some kittens A puppy who is mostly grown But never too old to play Together – we – us – our Hearts thrive on a world Of abundance, plenty, wealth In rich, black earth that gets Nutrients from a downpour Pounding...

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Categories: argue, marriage,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Never Argue With a 3-Year-Old
My three-year-old put his hand on his chin like he was mulling over something troubling I said, "Son, look at this place; what a mess!" “But, Papa,” he moaned, “I pway wifh these!” His room was cluttered from wall to wall-- books and crayons, even an old football, an old sippy cup, its contents long dried...

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Categories: argue, child, humorous, kid,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Muses Argue For My Soul
Emily urges me forward, to look at my most innocent self She is all about romance, yearning for more of it. I am not sure if she ever experienced it in real life, however, her words are true and I understand her need. We sit in silence, contemplating my next poem I do not write flowery stuff, I telepath to...

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Categories: argue, humor, humorous, muse,
Form: Free verse
I Do Not Argue With My Wife
I don’t argue with my wife in my own defence, I'm not used to verbal squabbles like a drunk. I just proudly sitting on the wooden high fence, Poking finger at her, sticking out my tongue!...

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Categories: argue, anger, funny,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Nobody Wins An Argument
Over the open space between us words hang upside down, arguments suspended, tongues and ears embattled from beneath each crooked crown. understanding only half, of all that is pretended. Hanging like a poster-child of youthful disbelief. Sinking in these quicksand feelings everyone calls love. Drying eyes will recognize the face of all our grief while souls will touch without the...

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Categories: argue, anger, angst, conflict, emotions,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member We Don't Argue
Right from the very start, your charm cast a spell on my heart. And every day, I'd walk a mile to see you smile. We share but one soul, and yet, we are whole. I love you so much that I quiver at your touch. You're the reason songbirds sing, you're my everything. You cry when I hurt and laugh when I flirt. There's nothing I'd rather...

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Categories: argue, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Couplet
When We Argue
when we argue it really rocks the boat, leaves a taste in my mouth and a lump in my throat, words i say and cant take back,, and wished i never as it breaks your heart,, you cry at night while my heart breaks, i should not say the words that you do hate, bringing...

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Categories: argue, anger, faith, feelings, love,
Form: Free verse
Hard To Argue With
external beauty combined with intelligence is an unnatural phenomenon but in this case it is 100% true graciousness generosity humility in someone as externally beautiful as you is such a rarity but in your case it is a reality that is heard to argue with once you see her in all her glory...

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Categories: argue, inspirational,
Form: Lyric
Is That Humanity
crushing heartache, feeling down' why this betrayal feeling loss feeling wound why then should I be found happy when all is despair around one lesson I have learned the world is cruel, and justice indeed blind, a fixed friendship is broken again no way to mend this time so why is humanity so fickle are we inhuman at best monsters in the flesh ready to...

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Categories: argue, anger, betrayal, depression, feelings,
Form: Rhyme

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