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Best Tricia Poems

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Premium Member Rugby Shows Tricia Who's Boss
A gift from a stranger, his name is Reefer;
we know right away that he's a keeper.

We re-name him Rugby so as not to confuse;
his condition...

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© Cona Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tricia, arabic, cat, dog, pets,
Form: Couplet



Tricia Bernard
Tuff and tender hearted
Realistic
Idealistic
Caring
Incredible
Alive



Bashful
Eloquent
Resourceful
Naughty
Above faithful
Responsive
Dissatisfied


Tricia Bernard
10/8/2014

I am a BRAIN CANCER/ BRAIN SURGERY savior I only know what is left is what you get of me...

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Categories: tricia, cancer, emotions, encouraging, image,
Form: Acrostic
In Spite of Trials
T-ill the end of time, 
R-emain faithful and steadfast, 
I-n spite of trials. 
C-omplete the great race 
I-n life set by the Lord God, 
A-s...

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Categories: tricia, birthday,
Form: Choka
Stormy Night
wind swirls all about
lighting flashes thunder crashes  
tis' such a stormy night
I can almost touch the light
as I take flight to my feet
I wonder...

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Categories: tricia, analogy, angel, anger, bible,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
I Lost My Camel
I lost my camel and now I am on foot
Why couldn't I just stay  where I was put
I lost my ride now I might...

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Categories: tricia, allusion, animal, courage, desire,
Form: Dramatic Monologue



You Ask For It You Got It
This is a poem about me My name I Tricia

I don't like being me cause I am sick in the head 
I have had brain...

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Categories: tricia, allusion, betrayal, cute love,
Form: I do not know?
Roses Are Grown In My Village
I could recall the
epic journey of my
ancestors
With palm oil in
their lips and kola
nut in their mouths.
They all wore the
ancestral rope down
on their waist 
down the...

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Categories: tricia, love,
Form: Narrative
Cancer
Cares  for  all  sick  people
Acts  strong  when  faces  fear
Never ever give  up  all
Can  keep...

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Categories: tricia, cancer, caregiving, change, courage,
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member She Doesn'T Know She's a Dog
Her name is Apogee Sausalito,
she is tiny, feisty and black;
when she romps with Tricia,
she thinks she's a cat.

The crafty feline hides
on the dining room chair;
'round...

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© Cona Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tricia, animal, cat, dog, morning,
Form: Quatrain
Gardening
Gardening is planting the seed in hope that it will grow and blossom 
All things will blossom with time and sunshine
Roads can get bumpy when...

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Categories: tricia, beautiful, earth, emotions, flower,
Form: Acrostic
Tell Them
Go to the wall and read the names
Go to the wall and stand
Go to the wall and shed a tear
For those that saved our land.

Stand...

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Categories: tricia, remembrance day, veterans day,
Form: Rhyme
Live
Love
Inspire
Venture
Enjoy



Tricia Bernard
10/7/2014...

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Categories: tricia, emotions, inspiration, life,
Form: Acrostic
Cowboys
Light in the eyes
out at sunrise
it truly is no surprise
riding out to check the lines
my my I do have a sore behind and tired mine
it...

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Categories: tricia, brother, conflict,
Form: Cowboy Poetry
October
Only now I realise that summer has finished
Cold mornings and foggy skies
The early evening light diminished
Orange leaves dance like butterflies
Baked pumpkins, carved faces
Excited children, ghostly...

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Categories: tricia, seasons,
Form: Acrostic
I Think Pink
It is time to bring out the pink
I wish this was the only time to think
You left me little by little 
First a bump that...

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Categories: tricia, anger, cancer, destiny,
Form: Rhyme

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