Education I Am Poems

What do I have?
TIME opened
Immortality I’m told…
Certainty for myself I’m supposed to exist
A shell-shocked, indignantly recovering physical fortitude notable in stride
Unused, rusty eclectic volumes of...

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Segregated but I am still in the mix
This is something we need to fix 
Race should not be an issue 
But it is for my...

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Many a year so far
a sweet sensation would within surge 
as back to school season 
has just begun..
The feelings of a child 
eager and joyful...

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I knew my ancestry and my dad was a joiner,
But verged on disowning my mum for labour,
Not married in history yet throbbing with spark, 
Love,...

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One main reason to share these words is 
to expand the kingdom of the mother, and father.
If not for evangelists, poets, and ministers who
would share...

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I am an old-line Liberal and proud of it, too
Though we are told liberalism is a dirty word,
Most Americans stand with me in the queue.

We...

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Shalom shalom or Peace greetings, PS.
1. Not all my writing is BIO or autibiographical
2. In South Africa, now, I have a cell that can't do...

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I - 
Me
Get-  Going
Learn -  Education
Acquire - Job territory
Fulfillment - Of desires
Experiences -  At  peak
reverse swing - Sets in
String returns -...

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In my eyes we should be grateful
for everything we have in our lives as I am
I am grateful for my family, for having food, 
for...

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Who am I in poetry?
I’ve not been hiding it:
A human deposit of serio-comic wit,
Who feeds another with the fairly fake
And makes him the consumable thing...

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i am a teacher,
                     ...

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Who Am I?

The character I see in the mirror
is that really me
have I mirrored and mimicked so many
that I’ve lost the only one in the...

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I am Liberia!
Though scared by scourges of allien spades,
My resilience bears the fountain of heaven's grace,
Piercing the pangs of all my shades!

My independence, I breathed...

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I am standing here looking in the corner of despair as the little town braced for what is moving around. My dry cracked hands with...

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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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