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The Drawbacks of Being a Wallflower
Barely seconds into something, already hooked.
Why question anything if you know your stuff?
You know best that it’s easy to be overlooked,
Especially when you’re a diamond...

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Categories: drawbacks, anxiety, appreciation, bullying, encouraging,
Form: Quatern



Randomlings 1-34
Randomling 1:  Matthew Macfadyen

I believe I'm in love with Matthew Macfadyen
He inspires in me a terribly bad yen
But as poetry goes
His name 'spires woes
Cause...

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Categories: drawbacks, cat, deep, depression, dog,
Form: Verse
Senses
The senses are intended to mislead
a man in love. I know, his watchful eye
can see the angels flying in the sky
but drawbacks of his ladylove,...

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Categories: drawbacks, love, senses,
Form: Italian Sonnet
Premium Member If This Was the Last Goodbye
Sponsored by: Silent One
If this was the last

___________________


| If this was the last_goodbye |

But, what if this was the last time I cried,
Don't want to...

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Categories: drawbacks, allusion, anxiety, conflict, culture,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Very Punny, Very Punny
The little old woman who lived in a shoe
Wasn't the sole owner
Apparently there were strings attached
Wow that was a real groaner

I have never been a...

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Categories: drawbacks, funny,
Form: Quatrain



Premium Member In Daily Walk - the Whitney Style
~ In  Daily  Walk ~
( Whitney / Prayer  )



~O~



 Lord, help me 
 In daily walk 
 In Your name 
 Just...

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Categories: drawbacks, christian, faith, hope, love,
Form: Free verse
Affinity For the Dead
knew a man who went to 
cemeteries &
he took photos of the gravestones---
while this is most certainly
not a unique way of finding serenity,
it is one...

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Categories: drawbacks, life, life,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Once I Was a Prince - Part Two
Once i was a prince in your eyes my every wish granted
        even before I could wish it
eevaa...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: drawbacks, family, me, water, fear,
Form: Free verse
No Shoes For Me
Being barefoot has it's pros and cons
as you probably already know.
If you're just lazin' round the house,
barefoot's the way to go!

But, it can have its...

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Categories: drawbacks,
Form: Rhyme
Let Me Show You How To Carry a Person
Just think resolutely
Don't waste your energy to think many,
Writing poem is a talent which never end.
Don't think its bad or good just write in woods.
Become...

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Categories: drawbacks, encouraging, joy, life, success,
Form: Blitz
For Student's Sake 1
Whatever troubles we teachers undertake
We change you to truth from clear fake.
Teachers are doing work hard for your sake
Want you all to be like sweet...

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Categories: drawbacks, teacher,
Form: Monorhyme
Premium Member Eyes Wide Open
Knick Knack Paddy Whack
Can’t take back a wisecrack
If you wanna be a crackerjack
Earn a greenback from blackjack

Gotta buyback your backpack
Need to blister pack your flapjacks
Evident...

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Categories: drawbacks, confusion, humor, society,
Form: Rhyme
Victory In April
Our hearts one with Yours with brothers' accord,
we have common foes whose downfall is due.
April honors your resurrection, Lord.

Help us abandon idols we adored
as we...

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Categories: drawbacks, 11th grade, appreciation, april,
Form: Villanelle
Premium Member Epilogue, Translation of Paul Verlaine's Poem: Epilogue
Epilogue, Translation of Paul Verlaine’s poem : Epilogue

     By way of a Farewell to « personal » poetry. Paul Verlaine, March...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: drawbacks, poetry,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Age-Old Question
Spring’s fading flowers
Worn down rocks on riverbeds
Trees losing their leaves

Is this growing old?
Is this what it is to age?
Not if you get there…

Spring’s perennials
The rivers...

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Categories: drawbacks, age, destiny, fate, grandparents,
Form: Haiku

Book: Reflection on the Important Things