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Indignant
Indignant am I,     
My Life on the Line.
Through self inflections of my       
Dope sick addictions.
Raping my soul.
Unable to recover.
Failure as a mother.
Spinning out of control,
No place to go, 
No one to hold.
As an abuser,
I have no hope for the future.
Needing a hand 
But I have...

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Categories: indignant, confusion, hope, life, sick,
Form: Personification
Indignant
Indignant am I     
My Life on the Line
Through self inflections of my       
Dope sick addictions
Raping my soul
Unable to recover
Failure as a mother
Spinning out of control
No place to go 
No one to hold
As an abuser
I have no hope for the future
Needing a hand 
But I have...

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Categories: indignant, confusion, hope, life, sick,
Form: Personification
Premium Member Indigenous People, Indignant Take
Its 2009 in this modern world
But out there, their is a past
That's never unfurled
Hidden away in forests of green
Indigenous people rarely seen
 
Content in their continent
For thousands of years
Their neighbours, their only fears
Then along came a rider
From out of the unknown
To settle in their lands
And call their home, home
 
As borders are crossed
Over aeons of...

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Categories: indignant, history, loss, nature, people,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Indignant
well, you're indignant as hell
at his slavish hunger for praise,
demanding and grabbing credit
for deeds that were never his;

at his sense of infallibility,
his utter inability to brook
criticism or own up an error,
concealing his own mistakes;

at his unabashed preference
for yes-men and sycophants
who never give a no or maybe
for an answer to his demands;

but he's the voters' choice,
your...

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Categories: indignant, on work and working,
Form: Free verse
The Indignant Reverend
The Indignant Reverend

By Elton Camp

The reverend Boozer was in a snit
What was it making him have a fit?

Was it gossiping by his flock
That he found a piece of crock?

Perhaps it was the telling of lies
That he so very much did despise?

Was it church members being drunk
That he was calling a lot of bunk?

No, last week...

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© Elton Camp  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: indignant, religion,
Form: Rhyme
Indignant
i tried to think it was your fault 
for feeling the way you do
i thought you could appreciate
a part of me who isn't you
but you called me weird 
and talked from fear
cause of what you thought
everyone else might do
i'm sorry i was born and raised
with a different point of view
and i'm sorry no one will...

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Categories: indignant, angst, life, loss, me,
Form:



Indignant For Being Indigent and Diligent
Indignant for Being Indigent and Diligent 
Horn Haiku

had been indignant
always being indigent
also diligent...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: indignant, allegory, analogy,
Form: Haiku
Indignant For Being Indigent and Diligent
Indignant for Being Indigent and Diligent 
Horn Haiku

had been indignant
always being indigent
also diligent...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: indignant, allegory, analogy,
Form: Haiku
Flight of the Albatross
Breaking  the surface with someone new
For once, breathing the sweet breeze,
You’re happy.
I have to remind myself that this happened in my absence
To avert myself from pulling you under
Selfishly to comfort my ego and what remains of a shell
Back to the depths where I realize
You were trapped

So break free, albatross
Soar above endless clouds
And when the...

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Categories: indignant, goodbye,
Form:

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry