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Premium Member Sweeter Than Honey
"(The Word of God…) More to be desired are they than gold, yea, than much fine gold: sweeter also than honey and the honeycomb.” Psalm 19:7-11 KJV “…There is a natural body, and there is a spiritual body.” 1 Corinthians 15:42-44 KJV Which do we feed more, the flesh or the spirit? Psalm 19:14 "Let the words of my mouth...

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Categories: feed, bible, christian, corruption, extended
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Feed The Flames
Love can be a fire raging out of your control With passion leaping higher everyday. Love can be a candle in the darkness of a soul, Just enough to help you on your way. Over years, too many tears will drown out any flame. Perhaps you can re-light it but it’s never quite the same. If you want your love to...

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Categories: feed, fire, love,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member I Feed My Dogs Super Well
We are muddy from head to hoof Me and my dogs Barney and Koof I brought them out to do their biz their doo-doo smells worse than spoiled Cheese Whiz. They took their giant dumps ten yards way But it’s so bad my nose and taste buds ran away To say I feed them well is a tiny lie Their plates of...

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Categories: feed, dog,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Lay Your Head
Lay your head lad, upon my breast. Stay safe in my arms, Mama's nest. Take from me nourishment you need. Wake for a time so you may feed. Then back to dreams of angels song. Been away from them, not too long. For from heaven, you came to me. Your destiny waits, but now... sleep....

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Categories: feed, birth, caregiving, family, Lullaby,
Form: Rhyme
Feed the Birds
On Februarys third, when winter bites, We set our tables for feathered flights. Seeds scattered wide on frozen ground, Draw tiny visitors from all around. Cardinals flash their crimson capes, While chickadees and finches take Their turns at feeders swinging free, A backyard birds jamboree. Sunflower seeds and millet spread, Like nature's feast of daily bread. The juncos hop through drifted snow, While woodpeckers tap...

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Categories: feed, animal, bird,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member The Birdman of Alesund
The birds of Alesund descend To greet an old and trusted friend, An answer to their constant search, For food, safety and a welcoming perch, The birds of Alesund descend To greet an old and trusted friend. ...

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Categories: feed, animal, bird, character, culture,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Feed the folk, this rulings a joke'
Andrew Cooper farmer of the land, of Croyde Devon; in old England decided he'd plough some fields again? as the sun was shining through the English rain, yet some eco-loonies including a judge? hit him with fines and orders and they don't want to Want to budge.' O K he remted it to the relic's archialogical Whatsama-thingammy..Cant deny...

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Categories: feed, environment, farm, identity,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member VITAL STATISTICS FEED MY THRIST-
VITAL STATISTICS FEED MY THRIST Meet me at the fountain; So that I may drink the water I'll be the one clothed in righteousness naked from ground, upto my crown; My soul running to the fountain, yet I don't have a cup All I'm carrying is my mouth; And that I'm going to speak life; I was thirsty, and you...

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Categories: feed, analogy, appreciation, inspirational love,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member And I Feed Him
Sometimes I feel the pain of hunger, For things that are just beyond my reach, Sometimes I feel pain running deep, I wish to sleep, But then I consider, Those who hunger for what they cannot grow or eat, And I realize that either I am too blind or too selfish to help them, Sometimes I feel the pain of hunger, I wish...

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Categories: feed, humanity,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Please feed the birds
please feed the birds Theie dear Mother said. With so little time left she still thought of them. She raised eight children Alas, seven are left. All, Every one of them. Are truly blessed. She, was their mother, mentor and friend. The lady ran the household, and was known not to bend. she was ninety-four. Dying in her bed. Had gave the last measure. Anon, nothing was left. They praised the...

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Categories: feed, family, farewell,
Form: Free verse
Feed
Feed I feed everything considered and all but finished (he’s a pathological liar) with not yet proven accusations or assertions of war treason. ...

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Categories: feed, humor,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member British farmers go'
As a war on life intesifys the land of Britian must soon decide.' How and what they'll put inside; their bodies.' That their earth and farmers provide.' Will it be earwigs? Or potatoes and beef? To be honest my choice will not Give me much greif' good pasture produce from familiy Farms; as its been for millenia will do...

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Categories: feed, abuse, anti bullying, discrimination,
Form: Rhyme
Writing Garbage Just To Feed Myself and Pay The Rent
the keys stick when I type, the ink smudges on cheap paper, there’s an old man in the corner laughing through his dentures at my words. he knows, I know— it’s all garbage, all of it. writing the same worn-out lines, spinning circles around rent checks that will barely clear. this morning, the phone rang, and I thought it was hope— turned out to be another rejection letter...

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Categories: feed, 12th grade,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Hunger 3 minute write
Hunger Insides noisy Thoughts of food Mind whirling Thoughts of you Hunger for more Than can fill Feed? What you feed Grows stronger still Starve the wanting flesh Weakening Emptiness In my gut In my soul In my spirit Hunger and desire Want and need Distinguishing In Between Fill this need Feel this need Fulfill this need. ...

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Categories: feed, feelings,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Shadows We Feed
Listen up, because we're diving deep Into the mind where corruption sleeps It's not just out there, it's in here too In the choices we make, in what we do Power whispers, "Just a little more" Greed opens up an endless door The human mind, a battlefield of desire Where ethics and temptation build a pyre We're all susceptible, don't you see? To the...

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Categories: feed, corruption,
Form: Free verse

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