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Best Stagger Poems


Walking, I Stagger
Walking, I stagger
 Lying down, I sink
 Running, I fall
 In silence, I think
 I think, therefore I ain't
 Always a sinner,
 Never a saint
 Never a winner
 A picture with no paint
 Flat, white, cold and bare
 Point at me standing here
 No expression,...

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Categories: stagger, life, love,
Form: Free verse
Bragger Who Would Stagger
Bragger Who Would Stagger

Total amount of sins was enough to stagger;
About them Trump was boaster and bragger;
Publicly profane;
Hard to explain;
Destined for disaster yet he still did swagger.

Jim Horn...

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Categories: stagger, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick
Problem With Cultist Emblem
Eagle-Rare is The Union,
All her members’ arms pinion, 
Not with a from-behind arm twist  
But thrills that can dare a long list …

You join her you pray to not leave,
You indiscreetly go ahead to leave,
You never cease to piteously grieve
Or emotive sighs endlessly heave....

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Categories: stagger, corruption, evil, image, people,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



The Overrated
From a Happening Bar 
Staggered into his car
And after forty miles 
Still rich in The Saved’s Smiles, 
As he foully staggered out…
Against huge hopes of a lout 
Of a crashing incident 
If not a killing accident…   

A character people hyped:
A wrong name on...

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Categories: stagger, conflict, corruption, drink, integrity,
Form: Rhyme
Dagger
In your bosom concealed, you are a fighter:
Who doesn’t a single matter take lighter;
The closest chap to you making a big mistake,
As you wouldn’t care what it‘d take

Inside your bag, some folk is about to drop dead 
Like some hapless character in novels read:
A murderous...

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Categories: stagger, anti bullying, character, death,
Form: Rhyme
On Hell of a Journalist
Man, I understand,
Many can’t falsehood withstand,
The rationale for it confusing,
And a precious idea start refusing …
But grab, I promise you the calming details;
One should know what a thing entails …

Please, it’s all about a step moving in exaggeration,
To what actually happened, a slight recreation.
Claims that...

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Categories: stagger, allusion, appreciation, art, corruption,
Form: Rhyme




Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry