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Excercise Poems - Poems about Excercise


Premium MemberRetirement

You have worked hard all your life now it is time to retire
Go out and explore new things, surround yourself with what you desire
You are now entering a new phase of your life where you have more control over time and what you want to do with it
So many new opportunities will present itself, you
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Categories: excercise, retirement,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberSelf-Actualization Excercise 43

When gone goes 
Positive reinforcement
All around you,
You must provide your own.
You are the prayer.
You are the God.
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Categories: excercise, age,
Form: Free verse



An Excercise In Alliteration

The garrulous, Greek grape gatherers,
Joined joyously with jocund japes,
The olive pickers and Ostrich plucker’s,
Celebrating the seasons success in song.

The querulous quiver of musical quavers,
From a quorum of quality wine quaffer’s
Reverberated robustly round the room,
And resonated rhythmically from the roofs rafters.

An altercation arose amongst some aggressive Athenians,
Averting an armed argument was avoided adroitly,
By brave, bold buskers,
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Categories: excercise, allusion, humorous,
Form: Alliteration

Premium MemberMental Excercise Number 36

Never spill secrets.
Always raise the bar.
Sometimes go in hiding.
Never steal sundries.
Always look to win.
Sometimes cry.
Never arrive late.
Always appear content.
Sometimes freak out.
Never sound alarms.
Always handle it yourself.
Sometimes find windows.
Never kiss your neighbor.
Always leave a note.
Sometimes pour your heart out.
Never stop too soon.
Always reassess.
Sometimes rip it to shreds.
Never leave it for another.
Always do your best.
Sometimes is never
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Categories: excercise, inspirational,
Form: Free verse

Untitled #51 / "you Guys Are Full of Excercise"

“You guys are full of exercise” – nonsense
even after she has finished
scolding Kyle for laying down his head
“Not bored, just sleepy”
I don’t blame him,
Calculus sucks
and now CRAZY Mrs. Howe walks in,
crowing, breathless, sharing new information
buying me time to record the events
but alas! even now we check homework.
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Categories: excercise, education, life, mystery, school,
Form: Narrative




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