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Premium Member In Honor of You -
Invited into Her circle
of five points,one for each
of the qualities She crystallizes,
truth as fire, earth as nourishment,
body in water, lights in air, and ether as...

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Categories: vindicate, devotion,
Form: Romanticism



Premium Member Existentialist Examiner
my voice may not be loud
I may not stand out in the crowd
not game changer
but a strange stranger
that's me

others have a louder roar
other wings, a...

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Categories: vindicate, humanity, identity, voice,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Empathetic Eyes
Somewhere in the world someone was suffering
as I laid awake at night and realized
my time had come to vindicate my reasoning
why I should see with...

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© Gayle Rodd  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: vindicate, humanity, love,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Protection of Their Own
Alma Mater in denial
Beckons proof of terrible sin
Congregation gather to witness
Defrocked disciple
Endeavours to catch her and hear 
Flagellate in fear of the hounding.

Girl on a...

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Categories: vindicate, confusion,
Form: Abecedarian
On the Road To Vezalay Part 1
I was on the road to Vezalay, for Richard and his
quest. All the Christian knights would gather from
countries east and west. The papal hordes would
vindicate,...

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Categories: vindicate, epicheart, longing, peace, star,
Form: Epic



Evangelism Means Love
Eternal Father God of light, and Creator of all
Vindicate us sinners before your throne of grace
Apostles of your word, and ransomed of the Fall
Nurtured by...

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Categories: vindicate, faith, power,
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member You Cant Handle the Truth
You can’t handle the truth…

And so you lash out in pain
You hurt and you maim
Innuendo, the game
Flaming, you flame
What a shame!
A SHAME!

You can’t handle the...

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Categories: vindicate, truth,
Form: Rhyme
Who Do You Say I Am
Who Do You Say I Am?

Who do you say I am, and who am I to you?
Is the resurrection so very important to you?
Am I...

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Categories: vindicate, appreciation, bible, blessing, christian,
Form: Rhyme Royal
God Is My Redeemer and My Vindicator
All day every day I love to talk about God no wonder I 'm treated as if I'm odd. I 
belong to God. I'm no...

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Categories: vindicate, inspirational, lifeday,
Form: Rhyme
The Snake
THE SNAKE
The terror of  night;  the  terror of  day,
The longest creature on earth and sea. 
In length, I am fearful ...

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Categories: vindicate, animals, me, beauty, beauty,
Form: Personification
Scare Me Good Poetry Contest
I crept into the pit of hell all alone. Contingent upon my lifestyle I knew this could be my last day alive…

She haunted me in...

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© Lu Loo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: vindicate, dark, deep, fear, scary,
Form: Narrative
Take the High Road
The lord will fight for me and I will hold my peace
And I will hold my peace and be at rest. 
No matter what the...

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© Abraham L  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: vindicate, peaceme, peace, me, peace,
Form: I do not know?
Roman Soldier
Gentle breezes blow across my face
as I gaze endlessly down the steep precipice.
Strangely the forces of nature are kind
when I am about to die.

Blood stained...

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© Ijm Seven  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: vindicate, religion,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member I Resolve
To truly love myself- this I resolve
To guard with zeal my tenderness of heart
Of every care and doubt myself absolve
And fortify and strengthen every part

To...

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Categories: vindicate, identity, introspection,
Form: Sonnet
Contrails
The contrails scar the morning sky
like cicatrix’s on a slaves back.
I sit and watch them multiply:
white insidious, noxious tracks
that linger long among the clouds
spreading lethal...

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Categories: vindicate, health,
Form: Verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things