Consistent Poems - Poems about Consistent

Contemptibly craven Oratory obfuscates Never nuanced Gerrymandering guile Readily reacts to roaring rabble Egregiously expects economic encouragement Smug, self-righteous and self- serving Slippery sounding sound bites...

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Could anyone, have done it better than the Queen? In showing us how to live a consistent life, A life that can be lived without a streak that is mean. Could the commonwealth still have held some relevance? It were not for the consistency of The Queen, Even when the years began to advance. Could anyone have given better service? Or...

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Beyond the challenges, look they say The solutions lie there; use them, you may You ask where do they sit right now? In your heart and soul; now figure out how What's the problem you can solve, well? Write it down; the world you must tell I search for you in online spaces Finding you with your many faces The market demands that...

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When we are together, we are a sight to see – Sisters! Things always seem just right when I can have with me – sisters. One named Jennifer is nurturing and compassionate. She was born after me; compatible are we sisters. Melanie, who came second, is most charming of us all. She and I together always make such carefree sisters! Then...

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No, I do not agree that your pain has to last forever. Here's exactly why, friend. "All scars heal just as much as we allow them to become a scab." "As they eventually all grow over making us stronger!" "Offering everyone the continuing proof of this truth, that we have most certainly lived!" "As they...

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C-onsistent R-eader I-s S-haring T-he I-mpressive N-ame's A-crostic M-use A-s N-ice D-esign A-pplies N-otable E-xpression Topic: Birthday of Cristina M. Mandane (August 08) Form: Vertical Monocrostic...

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Disregarding time and circumstance, we must acknowledge ourselves as a series of simple and consistent truths, each one its own narrative of raw emotion. With this clairvoyance comes epochal responsibility, moral obligation at its best, yet we are weeping, soul to soul, as I barter with gods for any truth that does not discriminate. Great...

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Driven by desire They all say they want the same But who is prepared To make the utmost effort And keep that pace every day...

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"Time marches on", consistent punctual Bodies' cells repair keeping up for while Then like morn's sky changes slower renewal Body ages no longer agile Acceptance of life's blows or Adam's sin Makes getting older easier knowing There is a better place than this has been Where no more physical decline showing "Time marches on", consistent punctual I'll live each day doing best_most I can With...

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~I am constantly aware, It is not of worldly affair, “`Tis Love!” ~Life is Love in action, Not of the human faction, “`Tis Agape!” ~This world is not...

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Each disappointment seems final But none of them are fatal Every victory feels eternal But they all soon fade away But the need is consistent To be persistant in resistance To complacency in winning Or despondency from losing It’s all a matter of choices So be wise in the choosing....

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Her existence was reduced to a composite Of scenes: As consistent as the seasons, As emperical as the earth she trod on; As irremediable as memory, And the obliviation of memory, Slowly, in the mind. As to the pattern of droll days and night dreams- There was no help for it, No terminus- Although oftimes she would beseech God and God, and God And oh my...

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