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Premium Member Acquit Big Foot!
Leave Bigfoot alone
He didn’t squash your tomatoes
—It was swine flu!...

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Categories: acquit, confusion, fantasy, imagination, inspirational,
Form: Senryu



Unrelenting
How does my body
This flesh that withholds my soul,,
manage to bear the weight from the chains that have been embedded upon my bequeathing heart?

Where does...

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Categories: acquit, bereavement, betrayal, confusion, devotion,
Form: Prose
Premium Member Adventures In Neverland
The reasoning has befallen, on a rock she now prays
Dark cobalt blue tides, like counters, our end of days
Wildlife in sporadic, escaping to not
Whilst a...

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Categories: acquit, fantasy, music,
Form: Rhyme
How Many Times
HOW    MANY    TIMES ?


Now I’m a commonsense-o-holic
But when I was a practising catholic
Confession was always a trial or a...

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Categories: acquit, funny
Form: Couplet
Intimate Reveries
He calls me naïve and I reply with a smile,
but in my dreams he whispers words of love;       ...

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Categories: acquit, dream, love,
Form: Verse



God - Good, Bad Or Neutral
Not a single person is happy on earth
Still we praise God for his bountiful love and worth
If God were all powerful as everyone affirms
Why doesn't...

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Categories: acquit, god,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Marriage Partnership
Marriage between man and woman is an intimate union you see
that begins with an equal partnership with the man on his knees

With deepest joy you...

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Categories: acquit, family, life, love, marriage,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Just Cause
JUST CAUSE

Without cause, teachers, classmates, and neighborhood kids mocked at my pitiful station of poorness and entrenchment in painful shyness, calling me dreadful names that...

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Categories: acquit, abuse, anti bullying, anxiety,
Form: Free verse
Falsely Imprisoned
James Bain imprisoned in jail for a crime he did not commit
Proclaiming his innocence that took a long 35 years to acquit
Accused of raping a...

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Categories: acquit, hope, life, innocence,
Form: Rhyme
Relationship Rock Part Two
It seems the ring so sparkly, caught the eye
of some observer, stopping in to talk
the time I took to pray, no more a balk
about God's...

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Categories: acquit, love, love hurts, poetry,
Form: Monorhyme
To My Brave Sister Who Faced Death and To My 2 Nieces
To my brave Sister who faced death and to my 2 Nieces;
Once more permit me Sis- for this will not be my last  ...

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Categories: acquit, christian, courage, devotion, sister,
Form: Rhyme
Who Am I
People come & go, that’s the cycle of life
One minute you know them the next they’re a stranger
Different me’s come & go, that’s the cycle...

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Categories: acquit, anxiety, confusion, creation, culture,
Form: Rhyme
Here I Stand
Here I stand
Where the golden image rise
A Babel
Bowed before its feet
And music like eternity
Etherized the skies.
The cost, the cost, the cost of it
The surging pain...

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Categories: acquit, faith, self, longing, self,
Form: Free verse
Behavior Over Morals
To behave - to conduct- demean or acquit
To act , conduct one's self in a proper manner
Your behavior - Are you moral? Manners are they...

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© Stacey Law  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: acquit, society, wisdom, integrity,
Form: Verse
The Jury Is Out
THE JURY IS OUT*

There once was a simple rhyme
that made up a jury's mind.
They gave it great thought
for a verdict they sought
as the clock in...

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Categories: acquit, history,
Form: Light Verse

Book: Shattered Sighs