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Cut And Dry
Cut And Dry Poems - Poems about Cut And Dry
this time of the year
...This time of the year again She has gone shopping for gifts to give the young she would not take me along, knows I would be grumpy and sarcastic and impatient. I sat on the plaza with a glass o......
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Jan Hansen
Categories:
cut and dry,
birth, birthday, car, cat,
Form:
Blitz
Other Side
...3/27/22 What's going on in the skies? Sometimes It all was just lies People still trying to cut in the bus line Attempting to sever all blood ties Occurring behind the scenes or on the fr......
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Dalton Ogletree
Categories:
cut and dry,
dark, deep, life, poetry,
Form:
Rhyme
Out of the Darkness
...Between grains of ancient fine sand desert roses hidden from sight— Colourful, exquisitely fanned. They formed in darkness; pressure shaped. Each perfect corolla agape in floral whorl of sharp c......
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Suzette Richards
Categories:
cut and dry,
analogy, introspection,
Form:
Sonnet
Wood Puppets
...Hollywood could be their favorite kind of lumber Puppets come from the pine forest cut and dry In a mahogany box polished and refined Labeled and shipped out to other countries With big warnings ......
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Earl Schumacker
Categories:
cut and dry,
identity, judgement, relationship, tree,
Form:
Free verse
Faith Without Borders
...I believe in God and in His word I believe if used wisely it's an effective tool for recalibrating humanity However, it is not cut and dry nor black or white to me anyway I evolved wit......
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Ts Lewis
Categories:
cut and dry,
allah, god, moving on,
Form:
Free verse
Clear-Cut Never
...clear-cut it never was always fell within a gray area even now through out this estrangement nothing is cut-and-dry wishy-washy indecision fills the space between us fills the distance ......
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Shari Thomas
Categories:
cut and dry,
Form:
Lyric
A Written Suicide
...I am a writer. The odds are in your favor that I bet you may be a writer as well. It isn't that extremely bold of claim. I type. I text. I make words. Words make me. Make up my inner most amazing mol......
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Ironic Zink
Categories:
cut and dry,
metaphor, suicide,
Form:
Prose Poetry
What You Will See
...I don't know what I want to write But I will write about see if you call it Do you believe you will see if you call it? You bet If you don't believe you will see You won't see it Sometimes a th......
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Toquyen Harrell
Categories:
cut and dry,
faith,
Form:
Free verse
It Ain'T Cut and Dry
...It’s black or white, it’s wrong or right. Look left, look right, they both have a valid answer. Who am I to be the task master? It ain’t cut and dry, my oh my, many answers “w......
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Andy Craig
Categories:
cut and dry,
change, character, discrimination, identity,
Form:
I do not know?
God's Big List
...When I was little I believed God to be a chronicler of sorts. Documenting each and every sin in a big book, high up on the shelf. Come Judgement he would ask your name, and run his finger down the li......
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Timothy Hicks
Categories:
cut and dry,
bible, childhood, faith, growing
Form:
Rhyme
Your Concerned Friend
...It seems I'm in the minority here When it comes to what I do to pass the time It's not all that popular anymore To express oneself with line after line Words carry very little weight When pictures do......
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Timothy Hicks
Categories:
cut and dry,
passion, writing,
Form:
Rhyme
When All Is Said and Done
...When all is said and done - my son When all is done and said There's nothing more to be done - my son And nothing more to be said. When all is cut and dried - my girl When all is dried and cut......
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John Knight
Categories:
cut and dry,
funny
Form:
Light Verse
The List
...My list used to be Cut and dry Whose on the left Whose on the right Straight down the middle I draw my line Should I keep the mark thick Or make it fine? My list used to be really long Na......
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Kristen Bruni
Categories:
cut and dry,
peopleme,
Form:
Rhyme