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Dim View
Dim View Poems - Poems about Dim View
I once got snubbed by a gal from Wales
...I once got snubbed by a gal from Wales, who took a rather dim view of males. She liked girls so much better cuz they'd never upset her with made-up masculine-conquest tales. ......
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Rio Jansen
Categories:
dim view,
friendship, sister, women,
Form:
Limerick
YouTube and Chris Hodge
...YouTube and Chis Hodge It came as a surprise to me that Chris Hodge has been banned on YouTube, a man of knowledge worth listening to He is an honest intellectual; as such, it is hard not t......
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Jan Hansen
Categories:
dim view,
absence, birthday, confidence, drug,
Form:
Blank verse
The Ballad of Bunnie and Claude
...Author's note: This is not intentionally a historical piece, dear readers, but I thought I should probably add a bit of background info primarily for the benefit of my more international friends and ......
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Jim Slaughter
Categories:
dim view,
humor,
Form:
Ballad
Agnostic Girl
...the story of the girl with conflicted intention. her direction was known only by a being she was impartial to. it seemed her thoughts and feelings had been compressed down into shrugs and one-wo......
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Luke Gallagher
Categories:
dim view,
beautiful, encouraging, longing, love,
Form:
Free verse
Myopia
...The dim view of confinement —the weakest look of all (Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2018)......
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Kurt Philip Behm
Categories:
dim view,
visionary,
Form:
Free verse
What Is Wrong With Talking About Other People
...Talking about other people can hurt you and them Even if you meant no harm You could be guilty of a serious sin called, “calumny.” If you believe the negative reports you hear about others with......
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Jacqueline R. Mendoza
Categories:
dim view,
christian, devotion, faith, god,
Form:
Light Verse
Jeremiah Slade
...He rode in to Santa Fe one summer day on a broken-down, sweaty nag. All he owned was the clothes on his back and the Bible in his saddle bag. He wore a suit of black, an old slouch hat, both so dusty......
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Robert L. Hinshaw
Categories:
dim view,
humorous, religion,
Form:
Rhyme
That's Not My Elephant, Miss Ella
...'That’s not my elephant, Miss Ella. Get to tickets to Cairo tonight.' I looked up from my desk, picked up the phone and sullenly said ‘alright’. But before I could make that call, I had to cancel ......
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Deb Radke
Categories:
dim view,
funnyheart, heart,
Form:
Rhyme