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Badge Of Honor Poems - Poems about Badge Of Honor


The Murderer Badge of Honor
He is looking so cute moving around in his orange jumpsuit The cops are pulling him around, taking him to where destiny is bound But he was not ready to go and abandon the popular show, it has appeased his dreams as the universe watch the innocent scream, what is he going to do, to make his...

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Categories: badge of honor, age, america, anger, body,
Form: Narrative
Badge Of Honor
A badge of honor To suffer for His goodness And righteousness' sake....

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Categories: badge of honor, faith, gospel, inspiration, perspective,
Form: Haiku



Badge of Honor
He was a straight-laced lawman, who went strictly by the book Before he took any criminal gunsmoke down, he would give them his best Marshall Dillon righteous look Said he would always give them a fair trial Just one of the rules his daddy lawman taught him He could still hear the words echoing from yesteryear ... no matter how many bullets...

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Categories: badge of honor, emotions, family, identity, integrity,
Form: Free verse
A Badge of Honor
Being a cop was a hard job for Joe Friday! In Dragnet he was fair and tough... was he happy?...

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Categories: badge of honor, dedication,
Form: Free verse
Badge of Honor Hall of Shame
I enlisted into the Army to protect and to serve the USA, The badge I wear, the uniform I share each and every day, Is the symbol of a freedom, a democracy, a land, To which I do not understand, It started in the year of seventeen hundred and seventy six, When our founding fathers decided to fix, The laws place...

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Categories: badge of honor, black african american, history,
Form: Narrative




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