Long Prejudge Poems

Don’t blue eyed people have more fun?
When others walk, don’t they run?
Don’t they live life full until life is done?

Don’t tow-haired people have more zest?
Aren’t they dancing still, when others rest?
In everything, don’t they do...

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A reply, to a request for information, in an e-mail I was asked, “How can I write a 
cool story?” This was my reply to him and my reply to you.

Sir, I apologize for my...

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"Though my troubles were doubled, I will not forsake you."

It may not stand for persisting with human relationships, so it's advisable not to say these words & sentiments, about "faith."

Judas & especially Apostle Peter (Cephas)...

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i remember when life was deemed hard
and entitlement meant you could work as such
i remember when you could depend on your neighbor
listening to opposition without need to prejudge 

i remember when the smartest guys in...

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He lies in his solitary bed each night
Surrounded by demons and devils
Growing each day to shut out the most basic of needs
To touch and be touched
To stay sane

Unable to trust nothing and no one
To fight...

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Mr. Turkey, I hate to do this to you - so accept my apology
But come this Thanksgiving I must feed my family.

       Mr. Turkey, my wife did not mean...

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As an inmate, holidays are very difficult, being away from family and loved ones, and the 
smell of food from the kitchen. This will be my last Thanksgiving and Christmas in this awful 
place. ...

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Some people think what we have is still taboo,
And it's obvious when we enter a room.
       A few eyes seem to watch our every move;
But that makes me pull...

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I'm wearing the blue,
yes, proudly, and don't prejudge me
and I won't prejudge you.
Some nights I sleep swirling in
nightmares,
seeing the blood of victims, and
I still very much care.
I grope for the lamp on my nightstand,
my headache...

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Sweet is only a matter of taste gentle for the soul who dosnt dearve the kind words
She dosnt prejudge she only cpntemaplates
The outcome
that'll be the final verdict she saysdon't worry if you was figjting for...

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Im disgusted to my sickest illness of judgemental, criticizer that plot my situation's that mode everything i sculpt and cannot stay nuetural in the there zones point fingers to blame yourself in a decision thats...

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Look, I'm cool with being alone;
I did it for seven years behind these walls!
I am a Latin King sitting on his throne;
And before you learn to walk, you gotta crawl!

Once I walk out that barbed...

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Linda-Marie...The Poetess Extraodinare!
     A woman sweeter than an eclair!!

Linda-Marie...The PoetrySoup Princess!
     A woman who only shows such gentleness..

Linda-Marie...Whose comments have really touched me.
    ...

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How can you prejudge someone with Post Traumatic stress?
They're a lot more compassionate than you can guess.
Plagued by constant images from their past.
Branded by the ignorant, as an outcast.

How can they feel sane when they've...

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My Dear Poetry Soup Member,
       Pleased to know some of you enjoyed the piece I wrote "Just like November."
I just want to forever light up a room like a...

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Everyone has a special talent
Everyone has some special skills
Nothing is eternal under the tent
Everyone is entitled to some special deals
Who are we to prejudge or judge?
Who are we to refuse to budge?
Once in a while,...

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Our fingerprints leaves our identity
On walls, doorknobs, books, all around
Each touch an impossible escape
Challenging me to face each reality
Compassion and kindness be abound
As good heartprints, my great break

Thus, they can never be use as "mask"
To...

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#1:  A Day Begins

 Sand grains station elevated for want
in the cool starless relics spell of dark
a sun behold horizon that dews haunt
favoring a virgin's touch settled spark
illuminate sprawl hope echoes a night
prejudge ripens...

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axiomatic altruistic asseveration 
her striking vehement grudge
that suspicious selfless statuette 
was ample to prejudge

axiomatic altruistic asseveration 
her evident disinterest
those envied eyes effectuated
clear patent of mistrust 


axiomatic altruistic asseveration 
her gestures vivid conveyed
that grim garland graded...

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Tommy’s having a meltdown
in the local supermarket aisle
I know his careworn mother
so greet her with a kind smile

Tommy’s cries are getting louder
and he throws himself on the floor 
Amy ignores him to do her shopping
but...

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