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Adage Addendum
What you think you know,
   Is deadlier than what you don't.




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Categories: adage, introspection,
Form: Epigram



Pun With Eggs
Benedict was tired, he’d been driving all day.  
This was his last delivery, 2 tonnes of eggs delivered to Safeway.  
The kid came...

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Categories: adage, fun, humor,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Selfie Or Call Me Insensitive
You call me insensitive,
But I don't believe that's true;
Because, you see,
It's all about me.
It's not about you.

You say your opinion doesn’t matter,
That I’ve no respect...

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Categories: adage, angst, culture, funny, giggle,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Drivin' Along a Country Road
When I need an uplift for my weary soul and to clear my muddled mind.
I slowly cruise along a country road to see what treasures...

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Categories: adage, nostalgia,
Form: Rhyme
Blacklisted
The poet Marshall Mathers
whilst "Cleaning Out My Closet"
blasted with inquiry-

"Have you ever been hated on or discriminated against?
I have...''

Interesting enough
in these crooked times
it is impossible...

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Categories: adage, anti bullying, appreciation, betrayal,
Form: Alliteration



God of the Universe
God is HOLY
being in his presence, you can't be LONELY.
He created the UNIVERSE, 
yet his commandment contains many VERSE..

When the Devil try to FUMBLE,
the mighy...

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Categories: adage,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Penny Saved Is a Penny Earned!
Mr. Franklin "coined" that old saw, "A penny saved is a penny earned!"
I mused upon that fabled adage and for the olden days I yearned.
Then,...

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Categories: adage, nostalgia
Form: Rhyme
Love Forlorn
The whole world is not enough,
For my overflowing sorrow to engulf.
The firm mountains could not shake,
By the mere quiver of an earthquake.
When my love could...

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Categories: adage, lost love, heart, heart,
Form: Sonnet
Why Men Are Called Groom and Women Bride
WHY MEN ARE CALLED GROOM AND WOMEN BRIDE

Hullabaloo and cacophony etched in your Union,
Soliloquies to break up with your said-protagonist of a spouse,
You forgot your...

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Categories: adage, 1st grade, for her,
Form: Iambic Pentameter
Premium Member A Being Nice To Trump Poem
There's a man with some folks in his thrall

who is adamant about a wall.

Don't be rough on the prez;

like the one adage says:

It is better...

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Categories: adage, leadership,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member We Are He Who We Seek
We are he who we seek

Millions of magnetised bliss bubbles burst
Concentrated along our central vein
Rapture beyond measure quenches heart’s thirst
Ignition renews again and again

We would,...

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Categories: adage, joy, spiritual,
Form: Sonnet
Hurry Up and Wait
Hurry Up and Wait

Sir, permission to speak, major sir. Go ahead, private.
Sir, what time is the 10 o'clock inspection, major sir?
You mean the ten hundred...

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Categories: adage, military,
Form: Free verse
Familiarity Can Breed Contempt
Having been on my own 
for the past ten years 
I suppose I am set in my ways
If I’ve no planned routine
at the start of...

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Categories: adage, family, friendship, solitude, space,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member How Thick Is Your Skin
How Thick Is Your Skin?
Written: by Tom Wright
3/31/2018

In today’s society it appears to be about skin,
Many whine when things don’t go their way.
Laying at fault,...

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Categories: adage, word play, words,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member This Too Shall Pass
They say, "This to shall pass", so will my life
This trauma more than just a moment's strife
My heart has scarred from pain it has sustained
And...

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Categories: adage, courage, mental health,
Form: Quatrain

Book: Reflection on the Important Things