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Freedom Hyperbole Poems

These Freedom Hyperbole poems are examples of Hyperbole poems about Freedom. These are the best examples of Hyperbole Freedom poems written by international poets.


Premium Member Happy Valley
It was a strange and unexpected experience.  

Suddenly, I found myself in a place called Happy Valley. A man was on a park bench...

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Categories: humanity, hyperbole, myth, rights,



All hail The Silver Skins
 (with nudity optional)


Not another effort from The Lefts bleating masses, but the sparkily aristocracy of cerebral-celebritys; their binary-duality sweeping earth-wise. 

I don't object to...

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Categories: hyperbole, columbus day, community, earth

Premium Member Crypto Cashisms
From the crypto crash and the FTX collapse,
We see the fragility of this digital cash.
The arrest of Sam Bankman-Fried,
Makes us question the future, what does...

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Categories: anxiety, cry, emotions, hyperbole,

Premium Member Losing My Slant
Loosing My Slant

I’m Developing a View
About a How of a Thing
Letting Go of My Mistakes
To See What Freedom Can Bring
To Lose a Perspective of What...

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Categories: hyperbole, angst, farewell, future, growing

Premium Member A Mirroring Saga of Being Not You
(Apropos Of A School-Day Happenstance)

There she stood on the edge 
of the cliff of loneliness—her
tiny eyes staring out into space.

As I cautiously approached her,
I softly...

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Categories: allegory, girl, hyperbole, inspirational,



Premium Member Fact Or Fool Who Be You
Fact Or Fool Who be You

I have seen
fools ranting 
what's up Pink Floyd
No thinkers, no education 
only poets with muse and frustration

The deniers of science
are...

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Categories: freedom, health, hyperbole, immigration,

Premium Member It's My Body
It's my body, and I'll cry if I want to!
Lie if I want to!
Die if I want to!
You might die too if I come near...

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Categories: body, health, humor, hyperbole,

Premium Member Sometimes I Wish
Sometimes I wish I could go back in Time, 
salivating for intelligent conversation...I think,
Shakespeare would have been interesting -- 

Most people today, seeming more programmed
than...

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Categories: culture, freedom, humorous, hyperbole,

There For Me
Looking back, one thing comes clean-glass clear
you were always there for me subduing every fear.

I tried to do my duty, be a husband strong and...

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Categories: hyperbole, 12th grade, character, hope,

Ne Wou
The women is a storm-

she gets and she gores,

just before she warms,

because the the women is a storm...

Her lips are her pours,

her hips really should...

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Categories: hyperbole, appreciation, endurance, freedom, friend,

Second Third Fourth Stimulus Checks
Second, third, fourth... stimulus check(s)...
ah... the stuff a dream come true would be made!

Such would constitute,
the closest phenomena
approximating winning the lottery
cuz yours truly never blessed
winning...

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Categories: hyperbole, angel, celebration, fate, father,

Onwudinjo
Oh death, 
You are ugly!
Get away from me!
Each time you laugh
Your guttural laugh,
Like a Python,
I know you have devoured
Another poor soul
I know because evil forest
Lives...

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Categories: art, death, freedom, hyperbole,

Premium Member How Peacewarriors Do It
The sacred power climax experience
of holy integrity
is more of a one time
of full-baptismal rebirth
into a depleting orgasmic fertility event
for horny patriarchs
of global monoculturally zealous redemption

Left-hemisphere...

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Categories: health, humor, hyperbole, math,

Purging Anxiety Thru Transcendental Meditation
Temporary nirvana (albeit elusive),
nonetheless I strive to access
attaining bliss mine soul bless
exceeding exhilaration winning
(with fewest moves against

deadly opponent) bittersweet game,
where life analogous playing chess
mortality embraced...

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Categories: hyperbole, angst, courage, freedom, goodbye,

Premium Member When Deferred Dreams Become Blurred Visions
(Apropos of Hughes’s Proverbial Question)

What happens when rotten strange fruit…
Hanging from trees of auction block wood
Become stinking pieces of black flesh…dried blood
Putrefying in murderous streets…?

When...

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Categories: hyperbole, allegory, black african american,


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