Idiosyncracies Poems - Poems about Idiosyncracies

...One is a bit older, the other much younger, My brothers. I see them seldom As we live so far apart now. Actually, when we were young we didn’t Spend a lot of time with each other, anyway. We ha......

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...She's there when you don't want her bossing you around But when you really need her she's just flown out-of-town She's quite opinionated you wouldn't call her sh......

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... Never apologize for being exactly the person that you are, warts and all. Tough if someone scoffs at you for that! ......

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...No matter our quirks; idiosyncracies No matter our likes or dislikes No matter our differences; commonality No matte......

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...Of the present, inspired by the present, invoked by Tom Cunningham. Quote, "Indeed a true Japan haiku must follow those rules to say yes it is a haiku, but like most things people move away and b......

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...on a day like today my thoughts are of tomorrow and the path that leads the way so now we're lost again but the faeries will agree that the only way free is to blaze your own trail according ......

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...Living With A Myth How dares one to speak of disability and live with it to tell the story narrate the hardship soft embrace of active vibrant vital being ‘other’ different......

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...The idiosyncracies of a diary entry is a zone of unauthorized review. And subsequent beatings of coconut trees can be viewed as no sport. But leaning heavier than most on a barrier is most definitely......

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...Wow a party having a discourse. Now that's a very proud time isn't it? When passing a glass don't wave at a passing wavelength as hair can often disguise a taste. So be careful on the floor then. A l......

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...Unquotable quotes: Teachers – XXI The pupil, the ***** and the walnut tree, the more the teacher beats them, the better they be. In the old days, teachers were born to the métier like poets; t......

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...When a woman first meets a man, He thinks she's the greatest invention since sliced ham, He adores her physical appearance, The way she talks, laughs and giggles, He even savors her fragrance,......

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...So you think you have what it takes to soar on the wings of success to bask in the warmth of luminescent imagination. So you think you wrote the book another been there done that scene to......

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