Hurl Insults Poems - Poems about Hurl Insults

...“Shikata ga nai” is a Japanese term meaning “It cannot be helped.” Please journey with me as I attempt to be a small change needed in this world. It is so much easier to look the other way, or ......

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...As I ride the winding roads away from smothering waves of hypocrisy, I cross the line into freedom through valleys, soft breeze and fluent rivers Decorated with weathered rocks and bordered by empt......

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...The “Red Turtle’s” Gift God's Muse both saves and offers Grace to sailors lost at sea! His ‘Reasoned Love' has Seasons with "Red Turtle's" buoyancy that floats or steers......

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...They who cry as victims for the yes side hurl insults truly heartless trying to remove the truth beginning and end without compassion in how people choose to feel inwardly it's a symbol of fait......

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...As we hurl insults and accusations, They who fearlessly swore to protect Stare at death amidst hellfire. As we try to pretend and comprehend, They who bravely fought to live Run from monsters in......

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...It confuses me when you claim to understand what i want yet you are the one who hardens my life and makes me go mad It confuses me when you say that you love and cherish them yet you......

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...Gethsemane's fragrance soothes our Lord, In prayer He kneels and rends His Heart. He pleads for mercy but His hour has come, Our chalice to be drunk, consumed by the Word. Led away to the dung......

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...He is sworn in holding a branch Cut from the tree of life and a vine That's sacred he swears to protect His people the tree and the vine He swears by the sacred abode Shortly afterwards he get......

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...They found her today, curled around a dirty blanket under an overpass. The coroner estimated her age at 78. She had been an aged, unhealthy homeless woman, living on the streets, seeking sustenan......

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...It may have not been meant, when you said, "I never really loved you" in that tone. But let me tell you this, "I was wounded!" The audacity, though by anger, to say that! Words can certainly cut ......

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