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Disarmed Poems - Poems about Disarmed


Premium Member Justice Disarmed
Full of fascination, awe, and strange mystery, a legend from some languishing law history… He cracked open the case to see if credible, when tastes for each other turned to the edible. Valuing not vast wives' tales, but the actual, rooting into reports of repasts factual, he did not dare to come across as cynical, but as a doctor, singly sought the...

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Categories: disarmed, judgement, mystery, nonsense,
Form: Other
Forever Disarmed
Oh, I can dream of you and toss and toss in my bed And snap your crazy feelings with dizzying eagerness And pump my ventricles for you in crimson red Leaving me in a state of thorough helplessness I wonder why I love you like mad Why I love you like crazy and fall for you like this Despite pulsating palpitations...

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Categories: disarmed, poems,
Form: Free verse



Disarmed and Possibly Dangerous
Disarmed and Possibly Dangerous just got out thirsty street callin' no escape darkness mischievous characters wind surfing no piece plan money cold monsters devouring meek growing on every corner street, first underworld teachers minimal mainstream skills legal options slim economic education family castration jackass elephant no definitive answer head or tail four corner traffic light ten seconds till green...

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Categories: disarmed, change, conflict, political, poverty,
Form: Free verse
Disarmed By Beauty, Vanquished So
She wipes the sleep from her misty eyes With fragile hands and polished nails; ...

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Categories: disarmed, beauty,
Form: Narrative
A Woman's Beauty Renders Men Disarmed
A woman's beauty renders men disarmed, and opens their hearts to great harm, and their voluptuous nature enchants them from afar. Women the enslavers of mankind seduce us with their beautiful forms. What can we do but love?...

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Categories: disarmed, beauty,
Form: Verse




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