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Breed Poems - Poems about Breed

A Special Breed
(Stirring the spirit of British and Irish Lions) of the together, we will sing not for a country, or a king in our hearts, nowhere to hide as together, we roar with pride shoulder to shoulder, cometh the hour with fathers from land of the valley and from hill and glen's flower happy and glorious we will be together victorious, we can be a...

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Categories: breed, inspiration, leadership, sports, together,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member Breed Viator
Eco-anxiety over the big cats, I am in fear of an empty space. Sitting on top of the food chain in their absence balance is off. Every day they slowly decline, eco-anxiety over the big cats. Panic is no longer dwindling, increasing as numbers shrink. The racing pulse of a lush forest every creature is a part of it. Eco-anxiety...

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Categories: breed, animal, anxiety, cat, nature,
Form: Other



Premium Member True Love is Another Breed
True love is a connection a recognition of each other's soul a respect that only grows True love is when exposing vulnerability is not a sign of weakness but an act of total trust True love knows no borders it can even survive death because love is stronger than grief AP: 2nd place 2025, Honorable Mention 2025...

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Categories: breed, love, true love, trust,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Fear Will Breed Hate
"Fear of something is at the root of hate for others, and hate within will eventually destroy the hater." -George Washington Carver "Men often hate each other because they fear each other; they fear each other because they don't know each other; they don't know each other because they can not communicate; they can not communicate...

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Categories: breed, emotions, fear, hate,
Form: Quatern
If distance were to breed love
If just for a while Let me part, go far from thee On an unknown isle, I want ye badly miss me, And ever the more love me. __________________ Translation |03.01.2025| Tanka, irony, love, separation Urdu: Mujhe tujhse bichadna hi padega, Mein tumhe yad ana chahta huñ. - Phehmi Badayuni ...

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Categories: breed, irony, love,
Form: Tanka



Premium Member The Dying Breed
Old timers, history;4th/5th generation The friends we knew, now just memories A forgotten world past, new bringing AI, technology; what is it we become The past barely existing, rotting away Like dust is to the wind Particles of human flesh decay Our worth, only the price of money Our dignity, forgotten; lost among mankind A broken society disarrayed in their path Dreams of life we...

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Categories: breed, absence, change, conflict, humanity,
Form: Narrative
Breed Not Violence
How worthless is he who paves violence: Is not he who bewilders the land of peace? With his thoughts, moulding it to corrupt the people; In the interest of satisfying himself. But I tell you: violence spells complete anarchy! Of that land: will development be prevented, In the face of unaccountability; Bad reputations altogether. It steals the land of peace with and love...

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Categories: breed, 12th grade, 8th grade,
Form: Free verse
Breed Not Violence
How worthless is he who paves violence: Is not he who bewilders the land of peace? With his thoughts, moulding it to corrupt the people; In the interest of satisfying himself. But I tell you: violence spells complete anarchy! Of that land: will development be prevented, In the face of unaccountability; Bad reputations altogether. It steals the land of peace with and love...

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Categories: breed, 12th grade, 8th grade,
Form: Free verse
Last of the Dying Breed
The source of pleasure, that life once bring to me is over, The sacrifices I made, till this day there is no total. I have tried, time and time to add up what I have lost will take forever, What I came up with is this, I lost two children and my companion all together. What I have now...

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Categories: breed, angel, blessing, children, dad,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Let Not Desires Breed
Let not desires breed, which we feed Problem is indulgence It's addiction we need to weed To feel soul’s effulgence Whence unfettered like space Flowing at a slow pace We then imbibe God's grace Succumb not to greed Let not desires breed 06-October-2022 Quietus ...

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Categories: breed, desire,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member She Is a Half Breed Some Said
Look at that tail, she is a half-breed some said. Her mother was a cat, but her father was dead. I think he was a squirrel more than one did surmise. Yes, he was. Some of us knew him, so it was no huge surprise. This was a new orchard; the day was Halloween. Costumed witches and goblins were easily...

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Categories: breed, halloween,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Toy Breed
dog breathing rapid pants snorting loudly pug written July 18, 2021...

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Categories: breed, animal, dog,
Form: Lanterne
Familiarity Can Breed Contempt
Having been on my own for the past ten years I suppose I am set in my ways If I’ve no planned routine at the start of each day I just come and I go as I may Awaking each morn just before dawn I can go where my mood may take me Disliking routine I meander free to come and...

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Categories: breed, family, friendship, solitude, space,
Form: Rhyme
Catitiousscrulcatiapawnee
the scurlcat is the perfect animal it's agile, strong, and smart it corners it's prey and stalks until it's opponents are tired making them submit to the will of the large cat the ceiling is what they see as they disappear into the line of opponents that have been outclassed by the scurlcat the scurlcat is native of ghetto-citia it is a wise breed of cat it's nimble grace allow it...

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Categories: breed, america, analogy, education, identity,
Form: Bio
Familiarity Does Breed Contempt
Familiarity Does Breed Contempt Contempt can often be bred by familiarity, And an ideal environment appeals to parity; We tried to find, But left behind, Fear from despair they created by disparity. Jim Horn...

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Categories: breed, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick

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