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Installments Poems - Poems about Installments

Josh Moore of South Dakota Why is God Love Jack?
...Oval day broke and hunger looking for $5 meal Walk into the discount store. Food fossils line the shelves, with beverages stacked in dusty years and bread petrified with mold, hard for two weeks. J......

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Categories: installments, addiction, angst, anxiety,
Form: Free verse
The Other Shore
...At the end of my world when my soul left my body. It's the end for my admirers then I become nobody. My grave stands alone in the dark, in the wind. I will disappear like smoke any sign no ......

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Categories: installments, anxiety, birth, blessing, death,
Form: Rhyme



The Price of Freedom
...Consider for a moment freedom as a greedy banker. It does not sell the country perpetual security, liberty and happiness, it loans those qualities at a high rate of investment, and it does not allow ......

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Categories: installments, freedom, patriotic,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member In halls of time threaded upon the spindle of lingering thought
...In halls of time threaded upon the spindle of lingering thought, Youth sheds at dawn like dew entwined on strawberries, Weaving a veil of dreams and hopes, the storm is but a hushed song, The grea......

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Categories: installments, fantasy,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Titled
...(This time I've quoted my own poem titles. Everything in quotes is a title.) "Dear reader," again, this monolog persists. We're no longer "sparring" with figurative fists. "The blood of an E......

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Categories: installments, betrayal, goodbye, hurt, lost
Form: Rhyme



Birthplace
...The brook babbles and rambles over the rocks, tumbling down past the cabin among the trees at the foot of the protecting mountain. Under the watchful eye of deer and bear and chipmunk. In......

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Categories: installments, birth,
Form: Free verse
Creditor and Debtor Converse
...Paul wants to his debts pay by installments Red-eyed Mark holds not back raw sentiments. “The cash you plan to release me piecemeal I could lavish in some delicious meal, Kitchens crossing the......

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Categories: installments, business, conflict, money, wisdom,
Form: Rhyme
Repaying Borrowings
...We borrow From the banks Money,once To repay in installments We borrow From air banks Our breath In installments To repay once Grow more and more trees To repay borrowings once......

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Categories: installments, environment, feelings, tree,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Phenomena of Silent Companionship
...The Phenomena of Silent Companionship David J Walker Only the low electronic voices That run the house that Blink in blues and greens Can be heard Can be seen in The dark Can be comfort in......

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Categories: installments, allegory,
Form: Rhyme
Peace
...I seek peace that will give rest of all my work Where do I run to meet you Mr. Peace? I would love to see you embrace my heart, my body and my soul, The labor pains I do have are scars that fill m......

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Categories: installments, absence, africa, allusion, america,
Form: Free verse
No Device To Assess
...To assess knowledge in me That My mom installed Not devise found at all Even in small installments to repay She is that old......

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Categories: installments, education, thanksgiving,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Installments of Lost Time
...You don't owe me anything--- not installments of lost time, not a diamond ring. We take our chances on romance. Is unrequited love a crime? 1-1-2020......

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Categories: installments, heartbreak, i miss you,
Form: Rhyme
I'M Just
..."I'M JUST..." sitting in this parking lot trying to get lines down into that one great poem, I see everyone's struggle. it seems easiest for me. acceptance is the key to that lock. if th......

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Categories: installments, beauty, blessing, happiness, remember,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member What Is Lay a Way
...Lay away. I had never heard the term Until I saw a friend use it. We were in seventh grade. We had both fallen in love with a purse with large ugly brown beads attached to the side. Hers was blon......

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Categories: installments, nostalgia,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Tending a Flower
...Foregone is my freedom My future and it's conclusion My most detached relationship To myself now subject To scathing privately In installments with you. Now I confided “He tends a garden” ......

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Categories: installments, caregiving, romantic, trust,
Form: Verse

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