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Crack The Code Poems - Poems about Crack The Code


Premium Member unspoken
...inspired by Malia’s poem ‘crack the code’ the unspoken poems are the loudest the ones you don’t utter the times you don’t bother symphonies of silence votes of no confidence trust m......

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Categories: crack the code, confusion, feelings, grief, poems,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Murder Mystery
...The rain it pelts The lightning crashes A shadowy figure Through streetlight dashes The strangers meet The wine is poured To infiltrate The secrets stored The army man The cook, the nur......

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Categories: crack the code, blessing, christian, friendship, gender,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Two Strangers
...Upon a crowded street in Hiroshima, they met. From distant shores they came, seeking to get Some adventure, some beauty, some wonder, some answers. As they wandered aimlessly, feeling o......

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Categories: crack the code, courage, friendship, friendship love,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Safecracking My Heart
...My heart was locked in a safe Combination concealed from the start Relied instead on intellect Over-rotated to science as lost track of art Feelings felt foreign My heart was locked in a saf......

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Categories: crack the code, hope,
Form: Rhyme
Broken Glass
...As I fold up my hands I see scars of life A loop hole between fine and wrong A mirror of tales of life Written in plain sight engraved and embroiled Stitch for a stitch life was given And so wit......

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Categories: crack the code, conflict, confusion,
Form: I do not know?



Premium Member Informal Contest Poem: Crack the Code To Win
...Within this rhyme there hides a key I have encrypted, Find it if you can crack the code that must be first decrypted, Look upon a poem called "Caesar's Cipher", which I wrote, And within it you'......

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Categories: crack the code, fun, games, poetry,
Form: Rhyme
Heiroglyphics
...what beautiful images and symbols but what do they mean? so curious to crack the code but once its secret is revealed much of the beauty has vanished is it the mystery that captures me? the ol......

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Categories: crack the code, hope,
Form: Free verse
The Little Things
...I am glad to have the chance To try and crack the code Cause you're so complicated And there is so much to get to know Thankfully we are just starting For time has only shown A glimpse of ......

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Categories: crack the code, adventure, dedication, love,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Too Much Time Alone
...If you come to find me Look no further than you must For I will be burning effigies A conspiracy is afoot Some might say I spend too much time alone Too much time in the attic of my brain I ha......

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Categories: crack the code, allusion, loneliness,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Stokey 2014
...Stokey 2014 I am working the door At an all night bar Sometimes I think I have spent too much time alone. These long nights remind me of flowers and effigies. I drink too much. There’s a t......

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Categories: crack the code, addiction, allusion, anxiety,
Form: Narrative
Lovelorn
...A livid moon had started a body count for undoing a book. The base thinks it has arrived. The death zones were unconnected by quality of crime waves. People have started sitting under green trees.......

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Categories: crack the code, art,
Form: ABC
The Pharoas Birthday
...the fool of the tarot is the pharoa four royal families go into hiding to pull off winning a war versus torture for his birthday its an under rug swept fool proof process that is hinted at in the zod......

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Categories: crack the code, history, women, bible, bible,
Form: Free verse
Bones On the Grindstone
...I will live forever, but not in this life Our time will be severed and then re-aligned I’m not here to belittle you But to only reveal a clue -- The rest is up to you When dealing with this issu......

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Categories: crack the code, faith, life, mystery, philosophy,
Form: Rhyme
Poetry I Give Sonnet No 2
...To whom should read my words could then explain, How much is fact or mystery they've caused, That overhears with insight, fraught or plain And fact remains between the words you've paused, Shall......

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Categories: crack the code, urban, visionary, work, words,
Form: Sonnet

Book: Reflection on the Important Things