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Blaming Poems - Poems about Blaming

Premium Member Blaming a Missing Person
Two small pinwheels once rosy and gay Have faded in the sun, they are now dingy and gray How brilliantly colorful they once were, probably Popping with enthusiasm and joy to some degree Now they are worn, faded, dull, and listlessly dead. I have to blame their owner Mr. McFred He should have brought them in before the snow Wait; he is...

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Categories: blaming, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member never blaming her mother
The child could disassociate rapidly when she had to She had plenty of practice Thanks to her mother bringing home new daddies Some had not been kind to the little girl She had gotten used to staying in the corner While things were done to her body that she did not like She could weasel out of herself quickly Before she knew...

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Categories: blaming, abuse,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member The Rainbow Blame Candle
My candle burns at both ends. It will not last the night. But, ah my foes, and oh, my friends, it sheds a lovely light. Author: Edna Saint Vincent Millay Her very first published poem….. “First Fig. “ In later years, on to win a Pulizer Prize. ...

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Categories: blaming, hope, humanity, introspection,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Quit Blaming The Innocent Victims
Keep on blaming and cheating It is annoying, and disgusting You always have an excuse You always want to amuse Keep on criticizing Keep on castigating Put your conscience in the mirror If you can find it. Check the corridor To see if it is not running away from you Pay all debts that are due and overdue Put up Or shut up Slavery is over. Racist...

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Categories: blaming, adventure, color, innocence, life,
Form: Rhyme
The Way She Talks
The way she talks.... as if a sweet bird sadly singing. as if she's so sorry for the troubles that we are having, her face goes red like an apple, not her fault, but like a prayer in a chapel, she seems to be apologizing. not her burden, but to carry it for calmness, she's so abiding. the tone of her voice tears your heart and your...

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Categories: blaming, care, emotions, love, sorrow,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member The Blame Game
Blame it on Biden. Blame it on Trump. Blame it on inflation and the gas at the pump. Blame it on our borders. Blame the Chinese. Blame toilet paper hoarders when covid makes you sneeze. Blame it on the Christians. Blame it on the Jews. Blame it on the LGBTQ's. Blame it on Putin and his war in Ukraine. This blaming game is quite inane....

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Categories: blaming, 4th grade, anger, people,
Form: Light Verse
Blaming You
I wouldn’t blame you if I died I don’t blame you that you’ve lied Heck, I wouldn’t even be alive to see the day and the beautiful skies I wouldn’t blame you if you wanted to cry Or if you displayed any anger in your eyes After all this world is at times, ill advised...

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Categories: blaming, conflict, dark, death, life,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Blaming the White Men
Blaming the white men Is the idea, the insane ideas That many of you have in your eyes In your head and in your brain. You’re scared of the truth You’re playing the ugly lute The sad refrain that you ought to forget To exterminate and to obliterate FYI, the white men are in extreme debt They’re complaining, moaning and blaming The world too, for...

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Categories: blaming, america, black african american,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Blaming
Imperfect and tainted, accusations enters one's mind vividly actions create reactions. Misleading someone to accepts one's plots? ...

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Categories: blaming, abuse, best friend, boyfriend,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Blaming Everyone Else
life hands out marbles I swallow mine on purpose clogging my body loudly choking and screaming blaming everyone else now...

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Categories: blaming, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Tanka
Premium Member Blaming Pryo Cat
He was the first pyromaniac cat I had ever met. Some said he was too focused, too intense. I thought he was brilliant, and yet…. I was terrified of his logic, it made lots of sense. He had quite a following, I joined his cult right away. He had barrels of petrol and gasoline too We all wanted our own...

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Categories: blaming, 1st grade, 2nd grade,
Form: Rhyme
Victim Blaming
Oppressed and suppressed Facing hate speech Rude snarky remarks Unsympathetic sympathies Bully laughs Bizarre comments Negative feedback. Note.Victim Blaming is common in Pakistan. Stop meddling and mind your own business....

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Categories: blaming, abuse, anger, anti bullying,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Ancient Winter Writers
Approaching winter... OK, maybe encroaching mid-winter of life's seasonal span with resonantly compelling grace, perhaps even transparent vulnerability, feels controversial, too laissez-faire Too much courage in declaring preliminary success with too little curiosity about what happens next on planet Earth Continuing to revolve all four seasons dynamics holistic lenses. I recall the poet's admonition to not go quietly into this winterish cold night. Life's final reflective opportunity does not invite quiet so much as impassioned...

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Categories: blaming, age, earth, environment, health,
Form: Political Verse
Stop Blaming But Refocus
Stop blaming but refocus Don't blame What is done is done We can't change them By blames But we can catch them Back and turn them positive By our actions towards change Stop blaming but refocus Cast your blames away We can't keep pointing Forever We can't keep complaining Till eternity solution is the key And it's never found on grievances...

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Categories: blaming, africa, confidence, courage, humanity,
Form: Epic
Premium Member Blaming Mom and Dad
It is unfathomable to me how people can get hooked on video games until it happens to me, and of course, it does as I have an obsessive compulsive side thanks to my dad. It is unconscionable to me that anyone can live like a hoarder until I start living like one, thanks to my dad being a packrat,...

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Categories: blaming, dad, daughter,
Form: Free verse

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