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Best Guilts Poems

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Christmas On the Pacific Islands
Christmas on the pacific islands where it's summer everyday 
is all about families, friends, joy, love and foods
Though we are many islands and ocean divided...

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Categories: guilts, celebration, christian, christmas, joy,
Form: Free verse



The Unsung Hero
I thought for a moment that 
he never felt the PAINS, 
When he beared the 
burden of our guilts and 
STAINS.
You can't imagine what he...

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Categories: guilts, easter,
Form: Free verse
My Funeral
Clear blue sky came to witness my funeral , decided to not throw any tears or any stones
Came to say goodbye to me before earth...

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Categories: guilts, death, depression, destiny, funeral,
Form: Verse
Benumbed Jane
Benumbed Jane!

"he'd never give a plain Jane like you a second's thought"
(but hellishly reign his godly wife)

O Jane!
Be little prettier 
Be more wiser
Crucify your benumbed...

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Categories: guilts, 12th grade, divorce, husband,
Form: Epigram
We Will Scream Together
Managing his guilts to seduce the nocturnes
he left the gray area, surging
with a wandering death on the
half broken stairs –
before a closed gate was put...

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Categories: guilts, adventure, allegory, angst, animals,
Form: I do not know?



Vote For Me
Yall have always known me, been right there by your side,
And thats exactly why...You should VOTE FOR ME.
You all shop at the same stores as...

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Categories: guilts, adventure, books, humorous, political,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Word Impression Poem 2: Airling
Oh how fine it might be,
But for a day or two,
To be an airling again;
Clean of conscience
And innocent of what hurts
I may have caused,
For I'd...

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Categories: guilts, childhood, introspection, life, nostalgia,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Fugitives of Justice
Thank god I finally was caught and cited
for doing something that I didn't do.

Just think how much worse I would feel
if I actually had done...

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Categories: guilts, community, health, hope, humor,
Form: Prose Poetry
Social Privy
justice 

What does this vastly misunderstood word mean to you? 

Too what ends? 

May we seek? 

Who(m) may guide us? 

Endless deliberation (spiss spiss spiss)

Debated...

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Categories: guilts, absence, abuse, addiction, adventure,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Cravings of a Venomous Toxin
The cunningness I feel is near:
It tries coming for a stay
Living within a beast, I once lived in
It's a bit dangerous wanting my play.

I have...

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Categories: guilts, abuse, addiction, betrayal, conflict,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A Disguise
A lot of ways to disguise
Beautiful dresses conceals ugliness 
Makes us feel confident
Happy and proud
Arts reveals the beauty of the surroundings 
Concealing the destruction of...

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Categories: guilts, art, beauty, destiny, literature,
Form: Free verse
Proudly a Murderer
Judge me, all ye judges
All ye, without guilts.
Spit your verdicts
I'm prepared lick the muck.
.
Point fingers at me
Men with polished nails.
Condemn me
Men with vile tongues.
.
Guilty!
I plead
To...

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Categories: guilts, dark, death, hero, murder,
Form: Epic
My Shadow
My trace guilts and rears me,  
Thoroughbred from Spain, 
My trip jousts my banality, 
Until I cannot complain. 

Standing tall in the shadow, 
Which...

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Categories: guilts, appreciation, beauty, mentor, moon,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Translation of Eric Mottram's a Faithful Private - 4 With a Clive Bush Comment By T Wignesan
Transl. of Eric Mottram’s A Faithful Private - 4 with a Clive Bush comment on Mottram's poetry 

Excerpt from an article, “From space to caves...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: guilts, england, poetry, poets, political,
Form: Free verse
Reverie
It was not the ordinariness.
The pain of rejection. One
night  my lips touched
the lips of moon, to soak the
grief. Do not want to cross-
the threshold...

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Categories: guilts, art,
Form: ABC

Book: Shattered Sighs