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Theory Infraction
When flashing red lights engulfed my rear view,
I actually cussed, which I rarely will do.
Hastened to consider my excuse rather quick,
I needed a story to make this not stick.

“Good morning officer” in an innocent way.
He asked was I, “In a big hurry today?”
I rambled some...

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Categories: infraction, funnyme,
Form: Rhyme
Dignity and Infraction
I dip the tip of quill
deep in my hearts inkpot
and cross my name with blood
out the record I got.
My name will not be found
in the book of passion.

I wish I could erase
my desires madness.
But how forget the past
if remaining sadness
still painful hurts my soul?
Rainbows turn...

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Categories: infraction, introspection, loss, lost love,
Form:
Premium Member Half-Fraction Infraction
Doing it in halves
is a half-life in action
for the inaction infraction 
when job's half done
is a fearful act, 
delivering defeat and failure 
in measure brim full.
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Categories: infraction, motivation,
Form: Alliteration

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Premium Member Inexcusable Infraction
An inexcusable infraction by neighbor caused her to pout.
She was angry three days later when she let the cat out.
How long can you be mad at me? Neighbor asked with a shout.
She turned to face him, and elevated her prissy angry snout.
He began to laugh,...

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Categories: infraction, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Monorhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things