Silent Fire, Sacred StrengthThe classroom is a quiet forge,
and I, a blade in silent fire—
shaped by care, tempered in calm,
honed to serve a brighter purpose.
But into this heatswept chamber she storms,
a tempest cloaked in titles—
her words the hammer’s fall,
striking without measure, without proof.
She holds a flame to my calm steel,
asking why I do not sparkle like she:
“Why do...
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Categories:
judgement, anti bullying, discrimination, faith,
Form: Free verse
This one's for Blue'I used to say come to London.' Yet not now.' The violence
Is spiralling.' There is less value wow.' Not of tawdry glam
And glitz and such.' Yet of life.. and futures they don't seem
Worth that much.' I know Blues familiy.' No nonsense folk
Now living a nightmare.' Delivered by the social enrichment
Joke.' In 'sad-diks london...Or londinistan.? Its...
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Categories:
abuse, city, judgement, july,
Form: Rhyme
'Justice, Justice, Thou Shalt Pursue'
Border surveillance female scouts
their warnings unheeded about
an attack, imminent, from Gazan Hamasniks
IDF superiors pooh-poohed the risks
Prime Minister Netanyahu ignored their reports
...
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Categories:
irony, jewish, judgement, military,
Form: Couplet
The End of an Era: A Letter to Benjamin NetanyahuBenjamin Netanyahu,
you once stood as a symbol of Israel’s resolve,
but power gained through fear and manipulation
is a flame that burns its master first.
You rose through the ranks
on speeches of security and pride,
but history has already spoken—
the tears of Gaza will not be washed away by silence.
Every forty-five minutes, a child died,
and the world watched—
but the...
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Categories:
conflict, god, history, judgement,
Form: Free verse
The Silent ScreamsThere are voices all around us
Not loud, not obvious,
But aching to be heard.
Within this poem lies three unheard stories
Three souls, each silenced by society
A woman who smiles in fear.
A boy punished for love.
And a girl whose dreams shrink in the shadows.
Their pain is different,
But their silence is the same.
This poem is for them
For the unheard,...
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Categories:
judgement, 10th grade, angst, anti
Form: Narrative
The beginning or The end?
The wind stood still, the stars held breath,
Two voices rose in life and death.
One whispered start, one thundered close,
Each pulled the soul where no one knows.
Beginning sang with morning light:
"Come rise with me, embrace the fight.
Your dreams are seeds; they’ve just been sown—
Why fear the path you’ve never known?"
End replied in velvet tone:
"But peace is...
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Categories:
inspirational, judgement, sorrow, truth,
Form: Narrative
Legal Eagles
'Oyez! Oyez! Oyez! all stand,'
said the bailiff before remand,
as legal eagles had looked for loopholes,
flaws in the law,
large enough to lose a lorry,
is that what they became lawyers for?
If I had taken their advice,
blindly handed out to me,
I'd have gone directly to jail,
if not in a trice.
Attorneys, barristers, solicitors,
ambulance chasers,
searching for victims
so they may...
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Categories:
fun, humor, judgement, silly,
Form: Rhyme
Why we Buy on Amazonbox store drills were eighty dollars and up
we stopped and priced them on our way to sup
Guess I will order one on Amazon, husband finally said
We got one for fifty, and she is pretty – pink and red....
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Categories:
judgement,
Form: Rhyme
Cheltenham RacesWatched the steeplechase races at Cheltenham
At the haywall a jockey fell off
His horse though continued to ride
And came first – what a great finish that was.
The name of the horse is Fiddlerontheroof
But the victory was awarded to Monkfish,
Who came second, with a jockey on the back.
At my comprehension, Fiddlerontheroof won.
He did the job...
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Categories:
judgement,
Form: Free verse
Every decision matters
Life is short but long enough
to make plans and make
some dreams come true
Life is kind and generous
it offers time for second chances
and even a string of redos
Life is short but in the end
you'll be liable for what you've done
but equally for what you didn't do
Use your time wisely ~
AP: Honorable Mention 2025...
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Categories:
appreciation, judgement, life, meaningful,
Form: Free verse
The Art of Blaming Youi wonder if my sister is aware
she’s the reason i lost my muchness
it’s like i don’t want to be loud anymore
i want to be like a whisper
or a gust of wind
i want to be quiet and go unnoticed
so bad that i tip toe
and hold my breath
maybe because i approached it...
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Categories:
family, jealousy, judgement, little
Form: Free verse
Beyond the Paper GateNow you stand at the threshold of shadowed trials—
a challenge cloaked in whispers of what may come.
Debts awaken, ancient scribes of your past,
etching secrets into the walls where you once stood.
More debts rise to start anew,
in lands where shadows whisper and command—
money prowls with hungry eyes,
blind to your status, deaf to the paper gate’s cries.
Unyielding,...
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Categories:
courage, hope, judgement, social,
Form: Free verse
The World is BleedingChecked by www.howmanysyllables.com>syllable_counter
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The World is Bleeding
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Categories:
death, feelings, judgement, violence,
Form: Rhyme
What We KnowIt's a constant barrage coming at us, all the
Information feeding us to consume.
So much so, that there's plenty of leftovers and scraps,
And we start looking for the shovels and a broom.
Yet it has recently had some confidence shaken,
As ' fake news ' has...
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Categories:
judgement,
Form: Narrative
Haunted By YouI am not letting you rent a space inside my head.
No, you are not living here no more.
Stop running up and down in my head.
You trampled my heart, step on it.
Now you're coming in and out, up and down in my head.
Leave me alone, I am good on my own.
I want to...
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Categories:
judgement, break up, depression, heartbreak,
Form: Free verse
Specific Types of Judgement Poems
Definition | What is Judgement in Poetry?