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Valentines Day Is Everyday
Her cognition is sporadic
Longing for her to relax
And display calm tactics
Lay on my chest like it’s a hammock
When she isn't calm
I can't stand it
Cause behaviors like these in women
Can easily become habits
It won't happen to...

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Categories: ratify, beauty, blessing, crush, feelings, first love, girl,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Treasuring the Educator
A former friend of mine
tricked me into becoming
something I am not

The volunteer President
of our condo association,
a position I clearly cannot afford
midst trifling disassociations.

We were starting our Autumn tradition
of arguing about next year's budget
which typically continues
until...

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Categories: ratify, education, health, humor, integrity, peace, political, power,
Form: Political Verse
A Game of Thorns - Collaboration With Maurice Yvonne

i heard a...what do they say...a spine chilling scream
...is that the saying?

a spine chilling scream
followed by

'he's dead, my G_d he's dead'

the phrase echoed 
inside the whole of me
like tennis balls bouncing between two parallel walls

i...

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© Carol B.  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: ratify, addiction, bereavement, body, boyfriend, father daughter, loss,
Form: Narrative
Symptoms of Nigeria's Governing Arms
Executive- My powers are absolute,
                    thus I am totalitarian.
       ...

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Categories: ratify, imagery,
Form: Free verse
Lady Liberty
Ratify Femininity to the nation grown from women			
Women born and bred yet they still deny
How many would it take to rectify?
Maybe a man not given equal pay
When labor was the same that day
Or maybe if...

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Categories: ratify, beauty, corruption, culture, feelings, gender, political, women,
Form: Rhyme



Hubris of the Edifice
As if Narcissus could look
Into a weeping pool
Yet still on reflection fall in love

The ancient tears, which were gathered there
Around the puddle of our history
In silent memoriam

And what the heart does not see
And when the...

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Categories: ratify, life
Form: Free verse
Abolition Day
It's the most significant day in Black American history
December 6,1865 the legal ending of chattel slavery
It was 157 years ago
When they finally let God's people go
 
In the year 1619 was when it all started
Africans...

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Categories: ratify, slavery,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Lovers Union
She said our marriage
Was too much like a job
While we must work to make a living
It was time she laid me off

She was sick of rules, she'd paid her dues
Said I'll see you in the...

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Categories: ratify, funny, humorous, life, marriage,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member Mr Ice-T & Me Disagree
"I don't put too much into The Constitution. Ya gotta remember that this document was put 
together by a bunch of guys who thought selling (N word's) was OK, so apparently all of these guys...

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Categories: ratify, history, america,
Form: Rhyme
Dream of You
Loving your confidence, your 
ambition, your drive. want to 
be dominated by your power, 
but not lost in your eyes.  my 
king ..may i be by your side,  
your queen... stand against the...

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Categories: ratify, boyfriend, desire, dream, for him, happiness, i
Form: Rhyme
A Country For All
So what country did you make?
Is it a penthouse, or a rented cubbyhole
in the same sky high city where the difference
is the size of your hold-out that can also peer out.
When the TV is silent...

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Categories: ratify, poetry,
Form: Free verse
An Atheists Open Letter To God, Not My Personal Beliefs
Atheists open letter to God

Dear God

I don't know how to begin...let's see
how are you today? (no he doesn't exist...oh yeah)

I am writing you today...to clarify a few things!

First of all, the fact that I am...

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Categories: ratify, introspection, irony, meaningful, relationship, science, , atheist,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Premium Member Turkey 1776- the Eagle, Dove, Turkey
"Turkey Fowl"
1776: The Eagle, The Dove, or the Turkey?

Great Seal of the United States

What should we choose for a symbol of our new life?

American birth of a nation

Declaration Committee chosen

Midwife of an egg Eagle, Dove,...

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© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: ratify, bird,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member That the Perfect Husband-
There is no perfect man 
yes there is 
There's no one who can stand
yes there is 
There is no perfect husband 
yes there is 
O oh whoo what a man
But he lies he cheats he...

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Categories: ratify, abuse, analogy, heartbreak, husband,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Northward Bound
Death shadows, furious, frenzied, fought
Waiting for this wretched soul to rot
They redeemed me, tortured me, ceasing not 

Crows perch upon my severed breast
Picking at the insipid flesh 
Vultures of glee coo and ratify my rest

Love...

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Categories: ratify, allegory, death, dedication, depression, fear,
Form: Monorhyme
How I Feel
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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Categories: ratify, feelings,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Premium Member My Identity
You Armenians who question my identity...
Who whisper behind my back and smirk
Considering me a half breed
Not pure
The child of a mixed marriage
 
You who refuse to speak to me
In your mother tongue
Because my words falter
And...

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Categories: ratify, identity, pride,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Stronger Than the Alcohol
The day’s activity is in stress’ cabinet, let dusk give us some revival
citizens of night life are so ready to give a good time
floods of music, muscled men protecting the different arenas
stopped at the border...

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Categories: ratify, betrayal, life, lust, sensual, sexy, sick,
Form: Free verse
Be the Difference
HOW CAN PEOPLE MAKE YOU FEEL 
THIS WAY?
HOW ARE THEY CAPABLE OF TAKING 
YOUR BREATH IN LIFE?
HOW CAN YOU HURT WITH NO 
AFFLICTION?
HOW CAN SOMEONE STAND FOR 
SOME MUCH YET BE SO EMPTY?
HOW CAN SOMEONE...

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Categories: ratify, inspirational, life, philosophy,
Form: Free verse
Stereotypical Me
Give me five minutes of your time.

I have this knack, 
a gift, really.

I can instantly confirm all 
your fears about me, 
distil your deepest, darkest 
nightmares; 
absorb them, embody them, 
wrap them up as a...

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© Tony Bush  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: ratify, introspection, life, sad, me,
Form: Blank verse
Life
You intertwine your vitality with your hands, 
Your spirit is not determined by destiny, 
Esprit is a lanky voyage
Vitality is too short 
Be sure there are no griefs, 
Be sure to ratify missteps, 
Be sure...

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Categories: ratify, creation, dedication, destiny, poems, poetess,
Form: Free verse
A Better Tomorrow
A BETTER TOMORROW

A summit of world leaders have agreed
Upon a plan for everlasting peace.
And all, without exception, signed a deed,
To ratify an international law.
So now, to narrow the racial divide,
There’s a new marriage law to...

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Categories: ratify, love, political,
Form: Sonnet
Beyond Judgement I Find a Reality Called Acceptance
We see
We fall
We don’t think
We might
But we don’t decide
It’s hard for perspective
To conquer feelings
Something wrong or something right
His eyes or her eyes
Her eyes might be his eyes
And his hers
Does it matter?
Two people can
Be more than...

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Categories: ratify, judgement, love, perspective,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Good Life
What is the secret to the good life?
Filled with things that most satisfy
Free of unnecessary worry and strife
And replete with things that gratify
I’m not sure I have a single answer
That would fit everyone’s situations
But I...

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Categories: ratify, adventure, fun, life, vacation,
Form: Rhyme
Kyoto Proto, So What
(The Kyoto Protocol, an international
treaty signed in December 1997, commits
member states to reduce their carbon
dioxide emissions.  The United States is
the only First World nation not to ratify
the treaty.) 

Spend it, squander, swill down, swallow,...

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Categories: ratify, environment,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things