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Eat Your Words
Eat Your Words Poems - Poems about Eat Your Words
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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Kai Michael Neumann
Categories:
eat your words,
encouraging,
Form:
Free verse
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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Mystic Rose Rose
Categories:
eat your words,
assonance,
Form:
Couplet
Please Pass Me the Salt
...Never say never You will live to eat your words Just pass me the salt......
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Mike Gentile
Categories:
eat your words,
life, words,
Form:
Haiku
Twenty Five Years 4th Edition
...All the years we've been married, We've had such a blast, We can say up yours, eat your words, To those who said it wouldn't last. All the happy memories we've made, From our time together, The......
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Kay Roberts
Categories:
eat your words,
anniversary, love, romantic,
Form:
Rhyme
Never, Always, Sometime
...Never, Always, Sometime Never say never for you may have to eat your words! Always have faith in yourself when choosing to be heard! Sometime life gets a little rough let not your vision be blur......
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Sarita Milliner
Categories:
eat your words,
encouraging, inspiration, remember, word
Form:
Rhyme
Believing Him
...I want to write a poem about believing in God's words Whether His word from the Bible or something He said to you If you don't believe Him, know this you are in for a battle and He is the One wh......
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Toquyen Harrell
Categories:
eat your words,
faith,
Form:
Free verse
The Observers of Old
...To be forever bent in a lack of better term To lie still in darkness like a sad, blind worm To eat your words as a form of grainy nourishment To smell the dampness of your tempered encouragem......
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Laura Breidenthal
Categories:
eat your words,
dedication, inspirational,
Form:
Rhyme