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Choice Poems - Poems about Choice

Premium Member my word of choice
lickety-split is my word of choice loving the rare 1863 buffalo nickel too many coins to put in the machine crazy ways about you, not to be mean furiously fast, frenzied, frazzled and discombobulated Two dimes are spit out by this machine, not related likety splickety schmickety blickety hickety licky diky mee what type glow turn into fury?...

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Categories: choice, word play,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Caveman Speaking
You ask me why I live in cave Caveman not want to be a slave I take a chance and look around I see that people act like clown Your little ones you not take care You always running here and there You drop them off at crazy school No discipline when they break rule They spend their time in front of screen You...

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Categories: choice, age, freedom, humanity, humor,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Your Unique Path
Two paths diverged into the woods, some choose the easier path. I followed my heart and chose to go straight. It was a treacherous path and made me the best I could be. I’m glad I chose the harder way, It was the right choice for me. I hope that you will chose as well, Blazing a trail only you can travail. ...

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Categories: choice, change, heart, introspection, life,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member scrabble is my game of choice
scrabble is my game of choice carrace, lamesbe and myjoyce seven letters I make into a word the time I spend on this is so absurd two to six hours a day I make words in a clever way scrabble forever appeals to me putting words together, my happy glee...

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Categories: choice, words,
Form: Rhyme
A black girls stance on self love
A black girls stance on self love Is one not often understood One that take years of healing One that understands the process of feeling Because in a world that shoves hate down our throat You can't be surprised when we swallow the bare minimum The relationship between a black girl and herself Is one not...

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Categories: choice, discrimination, joy, mirror, prejudice,
Form: Free verse



The choices we never got to make
A life of false happiness Or death by defiance They claim we have a choice But what kind of choice is a life of imprisonment or a death penalty An eternal life of isolation Or an eternity of nothingness With choices like that who needs control Or to be caged by manipulation For us the ideal choice Would be death To...

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Categories: choice, discrimination, freedom, history, peace,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Cross roads of choice'
Here you are.. As am I.' This Intesection of The internet is where todays (crossroads lie) On the highway of the internet.' Here I call out And cry..' Save your soul turn to Jesus He gave All for you don't pass by.' Call Him into your being, His will is That not all shall die.'...

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Categories: choice, bible, confidence,
Form: Didactic
Choice
If you're looking for change, don’t wait for kindness to reward you, or for broken systems to apologize. Look in the mirror, Ask yourself if today was built on truth. The kids we tried to help I wish I could give them softer starts. But the truth? Even with soft starts Life can lead to hard ends...

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Categories: choice, childhood, environment,
Form: Narrative
WE HAVE A CHOICE
We are all born for such a time as this today Everyone had enough of the worlds fighting How long will this selfish greed carry on for? Are we any different from all our ancestors Viewing the world for what's it has to hold Eventually, we became consumers of greed Anger only hurts those showing the anger Children's we got to learn...

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Categories: choice, care, conflict, peace,
Form: Acrostic
The beginning or The end?
The wind stood still, the stars held breath, Two voices rose in life and death. One whispered start, one thundered close, Each pulled the soul where no one knows. Beginning sang with morning light: "Come rise with me, embrace the fight. Your dreams are seeds; they’ve just been sown— Why fear the path you’ve never known?" End replied in velvet tone: "But peace is...

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Categories: choice, inspirational, judgement, sorrow, truth,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member a Sizzle and a Spark
perception sees beyond reality interprets to the best of its ability optimism keeps fire burning in one’s heart while pessimism gleefully tears everything apart instead of being boggled with the mundane romance fills our days with wonder and champagne a dusting of fantasy does wonders to cast a spell kicks life up a notch and that’s no bagatelle AP: Honorable Mention 2025 Submitted...

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Categories: choice, appreciation, life, perspective, philosophy,
Form: Rhyme
Loss Ridden-Out
Contest, Lost, Sponsor, Craig Cornish, Date 6/23/2025 When friends suggested, “Try cocaine!” Mike’s “No” would reckon choice. His mom ignored this new campaign; rebuff became Mike’s voice. Having seen what crack does to his mom, Mike felt no peer sway, but still stayed ...

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Categories: choice, 11th grade, age, drink,
Form: Verse
Premium Member every second is a choice
every second is a choice I could draw a cartoon play with my dogs clean the refrigerator every minute is a choice I could paint a canvas write thirty-two poems vacuum the house every day is a choice I could meet my friends read other people’s poems wash the dishes cleaning the refrigerator vacuuming the house and washing the dishes are out I could read other people’s poems though...

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Categories: choice, life,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The virtue of choice
It's conscious. It's deliberate. It's empowering to the extent you decide. Reality is forever up for interpretation ~ Is life ugly or is it beautiful? Your decisions determine your life, drag you down or become uplifting. AP: Honorable Mention 2025...

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Categories: choice, introspection, life, perspective, uplifting,
Form: Free verse
Hobson's Choice - A Verbal Paradox
Thomas Hobson (1544 –1631) in 19th century late a Cambridge ostler and postal carrier set his priorities straight he owned a livery stable of 40 Hackney horses or more plus boots bridles and whips and put the horse the cart before after the animal left the barn by bolting fast the door and as precautionary balm the nag nearest the stable gate the worn-out equine storm to...

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Categories: choice, animal, fun, horse, humorous,
Form: Rhyme

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