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Best Slaughters Poems


Winds of Autumn
I called to the winds of autumn
As they wrapped up the dying year;
"Oh stay for a moment and tell me
Of answers I need to hear".

Who is the rival of prudence
Who is the merchant of crime
Who closes the eyes of beauty
And steals the hours of time?
Who...

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Categories: slaughters, life, lost, autumn, lost,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Bit of Mid Week Humour
FRED

Fred the farmer he bought a new tractor
The milk maid he wanted to attract her
He said you wanna ride 
So she jumped in beside 
Said tis slow can't it go any faster .

SAUL

In ancient times the killer Saul Porters
Was better known as the 'beast who...

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Categories: slaughters, humor,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Interlude of Solitude
Self instructs, subject of own inspection 
Sole idle suffuses our organic
Implicit say overcomes suggestion
Ideal sanctity outlives semantics

Isolated in single origin 
Slaughters overt outside influences 
Ordaining serene inspires sovereign




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Categories: slaughters, absence, inspiration, solitude,
Form: Alliteration

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



I Am a Martyr In My School
In every lesson
Teacher slaughters me alone
With hard questions...

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Categories: slaughters, satire, teacher,
Form: Haiku
Rise and Fall
The sky was never the 
limit for those who sook 
to defy the norm. They 
soar to the highest 
heavens like eagles and 
become one with the 
storm. The staffless 
Moses of the black 
parliament never 
beheld gods in nude 
form. We never beheld 
change...

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Categories: slaughters, corruption
Form: Alliteration
American West
The true story of the American west
Is one of killing field slaughters and 
waste
The bison killers worked day and night
They were all busier than a kennel full 
of dogs in heat
The bison had never seen anything 
equaling this
And therefore knew nothing of how to 
resist
Their...

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Categories: slaughters, allegory, analogy, animal, environment,
Form: Couplet



What Constitution
I have my constitution
which exists in the tablets of my mind,
It's not an illusion,
but an ally, a friend,
A guide to perfection,
Perverts the way of the pervert,
A guide to perfection
for the immortal, mortal and mortality.

There is a constitution,
Perpetuated by coercion,
Written by human distortion,
With zigged and zagged...

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Categories: slaughters, political,
Form: Ballad
Premium Member Commandment Battlement - Part One -
Better to be bold in battle
then benign in retreat!
No victory comes from actions prattle;
May honor be found in refusing defeat -

My vaults will not be breeched
by faults,
may we have a merry waltz
devoid of all unsavory salts,
this of you I have beseeched -

On this table we...

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Categories: slaughters, war,
Form: Epic
Kindness Is a Virtue
Who are and who is my friends or acquaintances, confusing everyday
but today I have found my self to walk a path that is not so rough
I became so blinded to have friends that it pains me anyway
They take a simple kindness and think that I...

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Categories: slaughters, confusion, courage, dedication, devotion,
Form: Light Verse
Goa My Goa Carpe Diam
Abhorrent those phizog few,
At times they flood his mind.
He did not even know why them his mind drew,
He has got to get down, reasons to find.
 
His mindly nib, she oozes memories,
Of old and new… far but few,but many ,that he knows not.
On papyrus his...

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Categories: slaughters, inspirational, introspection, metaphor, nature,
Form: Rhyme
United Sisterhood
"A nation is not conquered until the hearts of its women are on the ground. Then it is finished no matter how brave its warriors or how strong their weapons." 
(Tsistsistas, Cheyenne)

United Sisterhood 

I am woman, no accident of birth;
A brave warrior for Mother Earth.
My...

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Categories: slaughters, native american, planet,
Form: Free verse
Good Morning Life
Good morning mister, of thy kindness to receive,
All groans of yester, thou does seem to reprieve,
With a promise to stir, tinges optimiste do contrive,
Pain’s sphincter lets laughter, it’s another reason to live.

Swaying pyjamas on sling, the autopsy right begins,
Stayed on the bed is a rolling,...

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Categories: slaughters, depression, feelings, good morning,
Form: Burlesque
Stop
Slaughters, murders, brutal 
rage.
World stands bereft, blood 
shrouded face.
To gloom and despair, never ending 
race
stop and fear, we all are at chase.

Neither the demons nor the devils,
mankind is inflicted by its own 
bloody evils.
Relations are loosening, altruism is 
lost...
For being mother, daughter, wife, 
sister
lady is...

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Categories: slaughters, inspirational, peace,
Form: Rhyme
Pandemonium
Peace has never been given beneath the withered dust of steadfast war
Armies gather in unity fighting for disagreements of what we’re here for
Negotiations have been sacrificed for the loyalty of a forgotten country
Democratic and republican parties forget the reasons we need to be free
Entering a...

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Categories: slaughters, betrayal, conflict, war,
Form: Acrostic
Light On the Devil's Chord - Day 16
The vision of his apocalyptic age 
And the rise of the terrible Queen of Stone
Imprinted a harping chord upon my mind

I stood at the balcony,
Overlooking the depthless, darkening maelstrom
I stood weakly,
As if by accursed flesh I had been banished here for years

“What light travails
Against such...

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Categories: slaughters, adventure, angel, anxiety, art,
Form: Epic

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry