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Fit To(A) Poems - Poems about Fit To(A)

Fit To(A) Poems - Examples of all types of poems about fit to(a) to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read short, long, best, and famous examples for fit to(a).
A poem I wrote when I was 16 and sick
... Most people hate the skin they live in But this is easier then anything i’ve ever done ing vile. stomping on bile forcing it down the drain summer and my obsessive mind and florida with my......Read the rest...
Categories: fit to(a), 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Pennsylvania's trip and fall laws
...Before relocating out of state, take a moment to pause.. It's well worth the time to examine the new state's laws. Six weeks ago I had my trip and fall. Previously I've never sued any one at all......Read the rest...
Categories: fit to(a), health, perspective,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Radicalizing Our Young
... Radicalizing Our Young Miracle 5/1/2024 The college protest problem, isn’t insurmountable. But a good first step to take, is holding activist accountable. They travel throughout ......Read the rest...
Categories: fit to(a), abuse, america, angst, evil,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member The Odd Couple
...There was a little girl that never quite seemed to fit in out of step with a world that seemed to her full of sin No matter what she did or tried there always was a gap that seemed to grow even ......Read the rest...
Categories: fit to(a), appreciation, flower, true love,
Form: Couplet
Life: An Acrostic
...Like leaves we are, clinging on to dear life In a world buffeted by winds and storms Forever struggling to fit diff’rent norms Even losing sometimes amidst the strife. May 1, 2024 10 syllab......Read the rest...
Categories: fit to(a), 7th grade, analogy, life,
Form: Acrostic



Renaissance
... Metro Cardigan with a slim fit. Be in your thinking mature. Hero of the day. Atlantic Starr Moving steadily besides the still waters. May goodness follow me. Ensemble Cymbalta. Skys......Read the rest...
Categories: fit to(a), adventure, appreciation, art, black
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Love
..."One word frees us of all the weight and pain of life. The word is love.” Sophocles, Greek Poet Love is the key that unlocks every door, allowing access to another's heart. It's a bond......Read the rest...
Categories: fit to(a), beautiful, emotions, extended metaphor,
Form: Sonnet
Phoenix
...You scream forth into life Full of wonder and curiosity Demanding At times a ball of frustration Others a fit of giggles But always a world of wonders......Read the rest...
Categories: fit to(a), birth,
Form: Free verse
Paper Heart Mirror
..."The beauty you see in me --is a reflection of you" :-) I want you to cut out a paper heart, of any hue Doesn't matter if you're a kid, or went to NYU This experiment doesn't use marker......Read the rest...
Categories: fit to(a), analogy, heart, imagery, inspirational,
Form: Monorhyme
Premium Member colors of france
...luna moth followed his favorite butterfly to Paris She said it was the only place to be in the spring they fit in well turquoise and green colors of France......Read the rest...
Categories: fit to(a), french,
Form: Free verse
I Ching Hexagram
... Three coins tossed at once; each coin is given a value of 2 or 3, depending upon whether it is tails or heads, respectively. Six such tosses make the hexagram. Some fortune-tellers use an......Read the rest...
Categories: fit to(a), analogy,
Form: Sonnet
We, the generation of '50
...We, the generation of '50, Time-travelers with stardust in our hair, with memories planted in pockets, Rooted in decades embraced by change, souls adorned with the dawn of the post-war world. We s......Read the rest...
Categories: fit to(a), fantasy,
Form: Free verse
Confidence
...Firm hands planted these precious bulbs. deep into the hard ground. Keen eyes watched it as the ground above it was pound. Seasons of change seeped into the soil above it Did the early foun......Read the rest...
Categories: fit to(a), nature,
Form: Free verse
To my Old Age
...I Old Age, take me not as thy fugitive, For long I’ve been thy earnest votary, But now that approaches life’s fateful eve, Ye oft make me rethink my loyalty. Youth when slips by leaves a last......Read the rest...
Categories: fit to(a), age, old,
Form: Crown of Sonnets
The Branches
...Thorns and prickles dangle at the root of the tree and the temperature is shouting at a hundred and seventy degree; destiny is baking a global cake and you have to get your slice before they close th......Read the rest...
Categories: fit to(a), business, career, color, creation,
Form: Narrative

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