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Unknown Last Name
Night falls so calm like the stars ready to race the sunset, where are you this lovely evening as I have you in mind like the stars ready to bring out this night alive yet lively, I await like the sun ready to come up As chaotic as a hurricane circling a volcano ready to...

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Categories: last name, beauty, blessing, deep, desire,
Form: I do not know?
Last Name Unknown
I couldn't breath My vision was more den blurry My train of thought was clouded Your face was blowing in the wind I felt like breathing again I let you blow in the wind So I could breath again In order for me to breath Im praying and hoping you don't blow back cause in evolving on a two way street just...

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Categories: last name, allegory, character, fantasy, for
Form: I do not know?



Premium Member The Girl With No Last Name
She was always so insecure, as far back as I can remember she never realized her true worth, she let people use her, and never cared about getting hurt If everyone else was happy and smiling, she could play the charade, the part of the happy girl, that it never rained on her parade Her first taste...

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Categories: last name, feelings, girl, heartbroken, introspection,
Form: Rhyme
My Last Name
When it came to love I would always act strange younger me messed up with an amazing girl I'm sorry for all of the past pain I've only just realised you were the girl I should have married and gave my last name You came to me when I was too young to understand love I was wrong...

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Categories: last name, loneliness, lonely, longing, lost
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Last Name, First Name: Nom Prenom
Last Name, First Name (Nom Prénom) To address a person by their surname, Rather than their given shows disrespect, Attests, this is vulgar and profane To the individual referenced. If the intent is to use the latter, Say Mr., Mrs., Miss or Ms. prior, Be courteous and display good manners; Refined behaviours will take you further. Given names are chosen and assigned at birth, To...

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Categories: last name, allegory, education, perspective, satire,
Form: Sonnet



Horn Last Name
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Categories: last name, encouraging,
Form: Blank verse
Your Last Name
Your Last Name Early morning sun and I soon arissed Brother were both of us so surprised Through my window started shining in Another poem appeared in my mind again. Was pretty soon when I started to suspect That I would come up with one more subject Appearing out of no where just for only me Wanting for me to written down carefully. Words...

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Categories: last name, encouraging, humorous,
Form: Couplet
Same Last Name
Same Last Name Being married seems like such a great game Maybe because we both have same last name Which really is a warped word to the wise In cemetery we are both easy to recognize. To many facts I so often have been resigned When I woke up with this poem on my mind Then wrote down after thinking about it...

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Categories: last name, humorous, inspirational,
Form: Couplet
Her Last Name
Is her last name still my last name, I asked her, she said yes, then before God she said I do, I thought she was happy, then she started 2 complain, she would clean, but leave behind stains, she would cook, but the chicken would never taste the same, her kisses-n-hugs felt strange, her behavior...

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Categories: last name, break up, lost love,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Kidster's Last Name
I legally changed my last name to Cleator, because my original name was cursed. Life was tough as a child and even as an adult with a name like William, A Cleatoris. * Dedicated to Mike Hunt, Anita Cock & Dick Hertz. I can relate to all of you on a very personal level....

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Categories: last name, dedication, nostalgia,
Form: Rhyme
~*~changing My Last Name~*~
I don't know what to do. I care for him a lot and I would love to be his wife but Im only 15 years old. should I say yes and take his last name like I want to? should I say no and risk losing him forever? I might say no but only because I want to...

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Categories: last name, devotion, love, passion, wedding,
Form: I do not know?

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