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Exaction
Exaction Poems - Poems about Exaction
Fortitude's Daughter
...Wonder's Mother, Misery Digging up the philosophical topic: Disputing bliss as the ultimate state. Argues that striving for worthy causes is crucial to satisfaction. ......
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Sigrid Ermine
Categories:
exaction,
analogy, change, conflict, philosophy,
Form:
Quatrain
Wind Song
... “Wind Song” When the rain came it raised a torrent music, little by little, raised the levy light pebbles rolled over one by one took with t......
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Leanne Lovejoy-Burton
Categories:
exaction,
family, flying, freedom, home,
Form:
Free verse
Without License
...This query of consent the run a round is bent a brightened acquisite no needing, no resent! Too scattered, as in Spring through harshness fallaced bring Ah, let these winds control me not th......
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Paula Larson
Categories:
exaction,
uplifting
Form:
Monorhyme
Obey?
...In increments un founding maze my eye once twinkling, now in haze not seeing, only feeling's phase that knows some emptiness, not craze! As when the pain, exaction, plays upon my faith, to alt......
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Paula Larson
Categories:
exaction,
dedication
Form:
Rhyme Royal
Crying Skies
...Crying Skies Slate grey ceiling… Somber feeling… Puddles your kids wait to walk in Materialize before our eyes While thunder does most of the talkin’ Cold winds comin’… Raindrops drummin’ ......
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Marlon Ferguson
Categories:
exaction,
nature
Form:
I do not know?
Cry
...A vein, cooperation, victory's strife like seining my contention, freed insight that willful indignation, now dulls knife no need for aberration, no contrive! I weary not my focus, scored relie......
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Paula Larson
Categories:
exaction,
war
Form:
Rhyme
Tremendous Tidal of Torture
...Trepidation although is apprehension Rankle causes much irritation. Enmity what a deepseated hatred Meretricious always vulgar when stated. Embroil involves a hostile reaction Nemesis our inflic......
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Christine Wessels
Categories:
exaction,
imagination, introspection,
Form:
Acrostic