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Read Your Bible
... I enjoy when people quote the Word, And find it disagrees with what they’ve heard. Often wrong with what they’re claiming. Their knowledge of Scripture is often betraying. In Isaiah, you......

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Categories: connote, psychological, religion, truth,
Form: Rhyme
Bounteous Mass Media Mechanizations
...Bounteous mass media mechanizations... generate fixation spurring sexual exploitation evidenced courtesy adulation particularly regarding young females, whose seductive poses linkedin selling (......

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Categories: connote, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse



Life's Reality Quote
...Poverty may not necessarily laziness connote, and riches may not necessarily hard work indicate. The hand of providence does its major role play, as successes and failures to each man is assi......

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Categories: connote, philosophy,
Form: Prose Poetry
Life Lesson
...Tup tup tup, Her flimsy wings flutter Tik tik tik, She knocks the inner door Appears to connote life lessons Could be heard only if we listen Tethered her body and mind inside dark chrysalis B......

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Categories: connote, analogy, animal, appreciation,
Form: Rhyme
The Poeter's Framework
...Taking into account; the Poeter's quip Shant it be unfurled to reveal thine Penned and newly coined path of authorship Paying out the Poeter’s plumb line Veering from the course Plotting new......

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Categories: connote, imagery, imagination, language, life,
Form: Rhyme



Black
...BLACK. My shadow bask in bliss Paid dues of past life synchyses Diamonds on melanin doesn't connote asking amiss Just like the lips asking for a kiss, Spread o'er and so is this Art engineered ......

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Categories: connote, 3rd grade, africa, black
Form: ABC
Each of Us Our Own Worst Enemy
...Each of us = our own worst enemy Hyperbole escorted ushered down aisle, no critic within google x bajillion mile (give or take a million) approximates limitless potential regarding self said e......

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Categories: connote, 12th grade, abuse, betrayal,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member If Ever I Had a Country : Xxxvii and Xxxviii
...IF EVER I HAD A COUNTRY : XXXVII - XXXVIII XXXVII If ever I had a country And if ever by some magic I were the Minister of Housing Development I'd make it my life-long mission by sweari......

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Categories: connote, anti bullying, corruption, house,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Bad, Mad and Sad
...Because my moods are fickle One moment I long for company The next moment I tickle Changes in the litany That entertains mood swings Repelling targets for which I long As on a butterfly’s win......

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Categories: connote, poems,
Form: Free verse
Welcome To Our Garden
...Orange cosmos flowers inside a circle along with the canna indica flowers; A big smile of welcome at the front entrance.                                                                             ......

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Categories: connote, garden,
Form: Free verse
Corner of the Street
...Pedestrians are moving ups and downs the day can define the differences he experiences in the bathroom, cars buzzing their noise, around my understanding I cannot keep on thrusting for answers which ......

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Categories: connote, appreciation, butterfly, candy,
Form: Chant Royal
Examinations a Devil Part 1
...Dear students Examinations denote That you and teachers clearly emote Their feelings out and try to devote Their time and energy for this rowboat. Mind that nurtures it will surely vote Their su......

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Categories: connote, education,
Form: Monorhyme
On Readers Digest 4
...Dear readers, Reader’s Digests denote That readers read and clearly emote Their feelings out and try to devote Their money and time for this rowboat. The mind that reads it will surely vote Thei......

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Categories: connote, books,
Form: Monorhyme
Paradidomi
...Paradidomi The men who wrote the KJV wrote well but not inerrably. “Betray” was not “paradidomi.” He only said, “deliver me.” The word “betray” should not have been a gospel word or found t......

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Categories: connote, betrayal, bible, christian, confusion,
Form: Didactic
Evolving Tapestry
...The threads of each new day's experience Unconsciously are gathered to make sense Of feelings and perceptions, joys and strife - A tapestry of stories of my life. The richness of the tints and hu......

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Categories: connote, life, love,
Form: Sonnet

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