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Eat Your Words Poems - Poems about Eat Your Words

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... I guess I am prejudiced by its age I look forward to the turning of each page I do judge a book by its cover It completes me more than any lover The journeys I am on As I sail or I trail......

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Categories: eat your words, allegory, assonance, philosophy, psychological,
Form: Epic
Blood
...Turning sleep in a place In the Room of color Red. With many face streak with Blood. With many trace written in Walls. Did you see what happen? They eat they words. In a four side of a Square......

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Categories: eat your words, adventure, body, emotions, growth,
Form: Free verse



Eat My Words
...If you are hungry for words then why not eat mine? They are both sweet and sour, desperate yet full of hope. A raw wine is in them, and the unripe fruit of my soul. Bitter are they, yet ......

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Categories: eat your words, poetry,
Form: Free verse
A Loser Winner
...A luck that stock in a lock, I'm lost. Eat some words to repeat to compete, I'm beat. Find new but few but to screw, I'm wreck. Look a magic in a tragic an addict, I'm done. Everybody wants to ......

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Categories: eat your words, appreciation, character, confidence, emotions,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A Far Cry
...your foulmouthed shout weaves angry waves bashes my ear drums pierced I wail in vain as the echo gets closer staccato crescendo climax refrain can’t shut you out cannot with......

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Categories: eat your words, encouraging,
Form: Free verse



Not Seeing How Words Die
...Can anyone write poetry if they try Or is it a vocation for the few Inherited by feeling how words lie? Is there new equipment I can buy With sense and music writing to imbue Can anyone wri......

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Categories: eat your words, appreciation, dedication,
Form: Villanelle
Premium Member As Winter's Icy Breath This Heart Reminds
...As Winter's Icy Breath This Heart Reminds Icy frost grows thick on dead toads, winter's breath drapes snow laced airs great the sorrows upon this road as looms darkness of such despairs Ye......

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Categories: eat your words, appreciation, deep, grief, life,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member If You Were To Eat Your Words
...If you were to eat your words how would they taste would you swallow them slowly, without haste ? If you were to nibble on the letters of your poem would they satisfy your soul like a sweet Sh......

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Categories: eat your words, assonance,
Form: Couplet
You Are a Poet
...Smash it so you drag them in, let them know where you have been. Show them all a sparkled spin, seed and feed the poets. Love them with some luscious words, don't forget some vibrant verbs. A......

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Categories: eat your words, inspirational, poetry, power, words,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Paint Me Blue
...Remembering days of azure skies, I dream of you, Knowing we're through. Cerulean thoughts impose; Tomorrow I'll begin anew. How? I haven't a clue. My heart's encased in......

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Categories: eat your words, break up,
Form: Free verse
My Perception
...It is hard to make sense of the world When you are stuck in my wall. I have ran so many races That only earned me a broken face. These words are the reflection of my woes I can't but keep watch......

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Categories: eat your words, 9th grade, allusion, anxiety,
Form: Lyric
Please Pass Me the Salt
...Never say never You will live to eat your words Just pass me the salt......

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Categories: eat your words, life, words,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member Dell the Farmer
...DELL THE FARMER Once lived a farmer named Dell Doohickey. Not hungry to learn, manners are sticky. Sorry he ain’t. Say please, he cain’t. He would eat his words if not so picky. 8/13/2017......

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Categories: eat your words, humor,
Form: Limerick
Swear You Won'T
...Emotions so swelled up Like an ocean current; We dance to the tunes of passion But when the tides subside ; Are we still going to hold hands. Or are we going to curse yesterday Eat our words an......

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Categories: eat your words, absence,
Form: Free verse
Adventures of a Cockroach
...a hungry and tired cockroach was forced into library of Bibles by a platoon of chickens with nothing to eat for months it sat and thought deeply for solution; “why not eat these Bibles to li......

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Categories: eat your words, satire, sin, spiritual,
Form: Free verse

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