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Backtalk
Backtalk Poems - Poems about Backtalk
Nobody's Acolyte
...Promise me nothing – I’m not interested in your vows Between the farmer and the field Is just another broken plow No backtalk allowed – All discourse now falls short A culture of mellow drama ......
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Keith Dovoric
Categories:
backtalk,
freedom, integrity, religion,
Form:
Lyric
Rules For the Game
...Have fun playing baseball, hint number one finish the season though you’ve never won. Can’t win if you don’t play, work on point two find the skills you need, then practice them too. The count’......
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Reason A. Poteet
Categories:
backtalk,
11th grade, baseball, fun,
Form:
Couplet
Number One Reason People Are Fired
...I ask the fifth-grade students what the number one reason is that people cannot keep their job? Here are their guesses, given to me in a variety of ways: cannot do the work backtalk the bos......
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Caren Krutsinger
Categories:
backtalk,
work,
Form:
Free verse
I'M Not Having It
... Don't give me that look 'cause you don't like what I just said Start taking back all that stuff every single thing your sticky fingers took Don't give me no lip what, y......
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Freddie Robinson Jr.
Categories:
backtalk,
conflict, parents, teenage,
Form:
Rhyme
Golden Honey Drops
...Gold and pure Thick and rich Why is this heart like honey? Need a protection vest For this cruel world Hard for me to learn Wanting everyone to be equal Love everyone Be a friend to ever......
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Princess Xia
Categories:
backtalk,
life,
Form:
Prose
Comrade
...Comrade Some say, in youth, Youth can not win for losing. And then there is the truth of a comrade Righted by his own will and a use of him, And he is his best back-slapping memory of you. A ......
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Ashley Mckennon
Categories:
backtalk,
Form:
Verse
Backtalk From My Easy Chair
...It's you again? I am surprised To see you back so soon. You said you had so much to do And it is barely noon. "Pies don't bake themselves," I've heard you say, "And brooms don't groom a room. W......
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Joyce Johnson
Categories:
backtalk,
funnylonging,
Form:
Personification