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Journalist Poems - Poems about Journalist

Premium Member Journalist
Journalist report today's news through endless debates, analyzing all ...

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Categories: journalist, america, anger, how i
Form: Verse
Ransacked
No arrests have been made yet, but an investigation and manhunt for the suspects are underway,” says police spokesperson Col Mavela Masondo in a statement. The family of the deceased was in Cape Town when they tried to contact him but he could not be reached, a family friend went to check up on Gordin.“Upon arrival, she found...

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Categories: journalist, body, books, car, chicago,
Form: Other



Journalist and Jotter
A journalist jokes not with jotter, His news - hunting hours makes shorter, To the task devotion much truer And to the penned down stick, though fewer Journalist should trust news - filled jotter, Their minds firm; sure legs that don't totter. No lumbering of facts like hewer, All junks to not escape the sewer. Truths clean jotters twist not nor slaughter, From...

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Categories: journalist, career, community, image, words,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Temporal Dilettante Journalist
Temporal Dilettante Journalist David J Walker no-thing need not name the nameless breaks the morning in disguise shakes the shame and wakes the shameless quench tormented turbid eyes the bootless errand realized who shakes the hand but shuns the banquet a polymath of nullity a picnic spread on follies blanket the argot of a fervent plea omnifarious frivolity dante...

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Categories: journalist, allegory, lost,
Form: Rhyme
God With Journalists About Lucifer
“Sorry, I’m not reconsidering Lucifer’s expulsion. I’d had him kicked out with obvious revulsion, The entire saga wearing My Divine Compulsion” While still felt by My Angels The Celestial Convulsion! And that was the much God had for The Journalist For every snatched story daring some twists And sometimes from their live interviews Hatching a few more with sleazy reviews...

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Categories: journalist, allah, analogy, creation, evil,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Tribute To a True Journalist
When, like your own very death, you hear, Early morning, in an unexpected hour; That a person who you have been seeing, Every day, as a journalist, and admiring; His realistic reporting on things and events, As original as they are with full commitments; Is no more and you'll not hear him anymore, And his soul toward highest heavens sore… ..................................... ................................................ This was what...

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Categories: journalist, tribute,
Form: Free verse
On Hell of a Journalist
Man, I understand, Many can’t falsehood withstand, The rationale for it confusing, And a precious idea start refusing … But grab, I promise you the calming details; One should know what a thing entails … Please, it’s all about a step moving in exaggeration, To what actually happened, a slight recreation. Claims that the jabbing finger was a pen knife, That luckily couldn’t claim...

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Categories: journalist, allusion, appreciation, art, corruption,
Form: Rhyme
Mentor Manto
My work is not as factual as yours You have done extraordinary work to expose men Kali Shalwar is a pioneer in the field of literature What a cultural masterpiece of Art & Romance You have truly unclothed the nakedness of society Please teach me moral and ethical values Inspire me encourage me and update my software. 1.Azaad tabiyat umda soch aur...

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Categories: journalist, art, beauty, books, feelings,
Form: Free verse
Its a Bicycle To Ride
It’s a bicycle to ride On a death-free roadside, The killer cars gone to hide, Busy traffic at its lowest tide And catastrophe unlikely to glide! So, why my time now bide? For its tyres won’t ever slide; All the slippery muddiness dried, My concerned eyes, watchful and wide… Journalists to never report “A rider has died”....

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Categories: journalist, adventure, courage, death,
Form: Rhyme
Journalist
The journalist may be nosy and noisy, but must be fair and truthful as he can be. His demanding art requires him to be so. Between public matter and private affair, the lawful fine distinctions he must know!...

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Categories: journalist, judgement, language, perspective,
Form: Didactic
Premium Member Julian Assange
Australian journalist with big dreams Advocating freedom and transparency Becoming founder of WikiLeaks Attracting international attention By publishing secret documents Uncovering human rights abuses Appalling war crimes and corruption Refusing to be censored comes at a cost Forcing Julian to seek political asylum Trusting only his beloved faithful cat AP: 2nd place 2020 Submitted on April 14, 2019 for contest JULIAN ASSANGE sponsored by KAI MICHAEL...

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Categories: journalist, cat, dream, freedom, integrity,
Form: Free verse
Journalist For Fictitious Possible Paradise
on Friday one pm reporter for the standard-examiner at s8 interview me puffy puffery it is the day before Saturday one post meridiem (1 p.m.) demolishment set in time correspondent of journalist falls quickly ephemeral, quick standard and examiner frolicking on Sections of eight with a simple dialogue of puffy puffery safety unknown...

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Categories: journalist, america, community, environment, future,
Form: Bio
Genuine Journalist
. The genuine journalist must be nosy but fair. His profession strictly requires him to be so. But between a public matter and private affair, the legitimate, fine distinctions he must know. His nose for news must be tempered by discretion, that sharp...

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Categories: journalist, on writing and words
Form: Tail-rhyme
Journalist
There was once this noted journalist Who was fond of making lists His stories lacked the punch For he always followed his hunch But the event always missed...

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Categories: journalist, funny
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Vignette-Journalist To Catalyst
Massachusett's Willianm Cullen Bryant The first 'All American' poetic giant; with verses in 'American English' Focussed the new nation's eyes as his poetry became widely recognised. Bryant(1794-1878) found fam with 'to a Waterfowl' & 'The Prairies' & also helped lay the foundations for 'American' poetry as well as creating Central Park NY...

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Categories: journalist, on writing and words,
Form: Narrative

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