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Heap Up Poems - Poems about Heap Up
Love Your Neighbor
... HEAR the voice of forgiveness in prayer HEAT up your oven and bake pardon's fare HEAP up homespun, yummy cookies to share HEAD on over to that neighbor somewhere HEAL old grudges and renew Chri......
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Reason A. Poteet
Categories:
heap up,
11th grade, forgiveness, metaphor,
Form:
Rhyme
Winter Cadavers
...If those buried beneath us could rise today, would they run to any patch of sunlight, make snow angels, heap-up snowmen, stick blackened bones into white bodies? Would they fashion a bright face......
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Eric Ashford
Categories:
heap up,
poetry,
Form:
Free verse
God Knows How To Rescue the Godly 2 Peter 2:9
..."If this is so, than God knows how to rescue the Godly from trials and to hold the unrighteous for punishment on the day of judgement," 2 Peter 2:9" Since this so we surely know the right and rig......
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Roxanne Dubarry
Categories:
heap up,
10th grade, 11th grade,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
Privilege and Iniquity
...I drink privilege, I breath iniquity. Everything around me wreaks of docile obsequisy. I was a born a prince, of a minor province. And ever since, I have often heard words minced, By those below,......
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Max Lewy
Categories:
heap up,
11th grade, angel, angst,
Form:
Free verse
Snow Day For the Dead
...If those buried beneath our boots could rise today, would they moan, turning shriven features to the frozen earth, or would they run to any patch of sunlight, make snow angels, heap-up snowmen, ......
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Eric Ashford
Categories:
heap up,
poetry,
Form:
Free verse
Worms In the Fruit of God
...Are we, yea, the worms in the fruit that twas God's, We that hollow out hills mining rock, stone and clods, We that heap up the fill into mountainous wastes Until nothing is left Until nothing is......
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James Fitz-Gerald
Categories:
heap up,
allusion, analogy, confusion, feelings,
Form:
Free verse
Marcus Mosiah Garvey
...Marcus Mosiah Garvey arose from a little town, yes my lord A Leo lifting Harlem, kingdom bound, yes my lord Resuscitated religion around the black man’s looks, yes my lord Cuddling pickaxe, hoe, a......
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L'Nass Shango
Categories:
heap up,
dedication
Form:
Acrostic