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Distinctive Poems - Poems about Distinctive


Premium Member Each Star has a Pattern of its Own
“Just like each star is unique yet makes the universe what it is, the light in you makes you who you are.” Mary Gormandy White ************************************************************** ...

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Categories: distinctive, appreciation, stars,
Form: Rhyme
Poems For Fun - Due To Distinctive Points
With his slanted eyes like a tiger, and with his nose like an eagle, His lover’s face a beautiful stretch of countryside; I think they have a lot in common, and soon, we might see them as a groom and bride...

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Categories: distinctive, love,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Distinctive Differences
What difference can you feel, if any, between confrontation and engagement? Between nonviolent communication and WinnerTakeAll debate, or wrestling, for that win/lose matted matter? InBetween cooperative compassion, dissociative persuasion, competitive dispassion? Between LoseLose despair, win/lose anxiety, win/win anticipation? InBetween Mono- Bi- Poly-Cultural world views? Between liberation and conservation? Between dialectical discernment dialogue and oppositional competitive privileged position? InBetween invoking cooperative compassion therapy and provoking traumatic face-saving oppression? Between taking a deep listening solidarity stand and giving your autonomous position statement? About...

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Categories: distinctive, anxiety, education, engagement, health,
Form: Political Verse
Distinctive Journey II
I am hanging on by a thread All I clinging to is prayers Every breath is like a battle I feel like I'm unprepared Death is knocking on front door Pain is creeping through the back Fear is crawling Through the windows Waiting for it to attack They say don't get bitter Get better I'm working on Switching them letters But tell God I'm going to need A...

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Categories: distinctive, anxiety, change, character, deep,
Form: I do not know?
Distinctive Journey
I’m on a hill staring down two roads one of my past and one of towards my future the hill I’m standing on is the present very encrypted with clues still there is the blues the momentarily booze test my chest I’m loveless staring at the rooftops I’m excausted sipped on a tin of beer at the start of my career I do think about what if I said...

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Categories: distinctive, character, courage, deep, desire,
Form: Dramatic Monologue



Two Distinctive Days
A time To be born and a time to die, when my life is ended Could maggots, respect my honor, wealth,education, and skills? Would my power and majesty, my love and hate last forever? Should I live like there`s no withering like a flower? Why can`t I hope and pray that I will rise above the grave? chipepo lwele...

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Categories: distinctive, faith, time,
Form: Classicism
A Distinctive Lexicon of Discipline
I can’t believe it’s weekend already, the busy week has hardly been noticed as if it were like yesterday when, I started tidying up my room upstairs. Other commitments rolled in on weekdays; pastoral ministry, running some errands, homebound visits, writing and reading, spiced up the main preoccupations that made sense to the so-called system. Long...

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Categories: distinctive, life,
Form: Narrative
Distinctive Worlds
Bombs, shots and constant threats. Hearts pumping, bodies covered in sweat. Battle grounds painted in red, Bodies punctured with lead. A large comfortable leather chair, A suit, tie and well-groomed hair. Laughs, smiles and bodyguards for protection, A life more or less close to perfection. Two very different worlds, One with luxury, in the other violence scales. Yet those in the world of luxury...

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Categories: distinctive, war
Form: Rhyme
When a Cadillac Was Distinctive
When a Cadillac Was Distinctive By Elton Camp I well remember the time way back in the day A Cadillac meant things were going your way Confuse it with lesser cars? Nope, no chance A Caddy was recognizable with just a glance Any who drove one had to be rolling in dough Because they cost eight thousand bucks or so In those...

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Categories: distinctive, nostalgia
Form: Rhyme

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