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Instalments Poems - Poems about Instalments


The Last Instalment of Love
...O, how near, yet how far Stands your last portion Of love, my Dove I have waited, a patient The last instalment Of your love is slow O, You killed me With instalments of love And I died......

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Categories: instalments, absence, allusion,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Clerihew Dickens To You
...Charles Dickend mimiced people of his day by instalments he had his say He satorised manners of his time helping poets(like me) to poesy rimes......

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Categories: instalments, literature, people, word play,
Form: Clerihew



Save For Rainy Day
...Relative of mine believes in enjoying life Her husband earns well But they spend all in shopping, dining and sightseeing Lavish house well decorated Designer clothes, car, all luxurious ameniti......

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Categories: instalments, life,
Form: Free verse
Uphold Moulds and Strongholds of Integrity
...Honour packets and pockets of promises Without any iota of excuses If progress should become the portion Blessed in action and implementation. Honour realms and reams of reputation With vigour......

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Categories: instalments, poems,
Form: Free verse
The Mother of All
...Love affairs, wars, depression, gastronomy, obsession, weight loss, job loss, don't give a toss, Bill Goss, arguments, instalments, increments, incidents, discension, derision, indecision, my pens......

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Categories: instalments, hate, murder, political, violence,
Form: Prose



To a Lesser Degree
...I was qualified in middle eastern history, which was a waste at the chemist it seemed to me, however, I saw an advert to become a spy, Instead of media, thought that I would give it a try. I ha......

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Categories: instalments, courage, fear, hero, journey,
Form: Prose
Premium Member Recipe: Poulet Roti French Style - Ballade Le Chant Royal - 6
...RECIPE: “Poulet Roti” French Style - Ballade Le Chant Royal 6 (NOTE: This French “ballade” is being composed on permutations of the number ONE repeated twice, I.e., 11. Eleven syllables to the ......

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Categories: instalments, bullying, discrimination, father son,
Form: Ballade
Unspoken Words Viii - Credit Love
...I don't want to start with those cliché things but please believe me when I say I don't know what love is, I'm just trying to get my own opinion through. Credit Love. Funny enough I think love is lik......

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Categories: instalments, love, trust, women, youth,
Form: Free verse

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