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Luckily Poems - Poems about Luckily


Who Luckily Meets Kids At Home
Who luckily meets kids at home, When they start to places roam Or start arranging for Rome To her nook and cranny comb, Hopefully glimpse her Underground Gnome Or try Rome’s own Cycles of Chrome? Whoever jams kids at home, Who by nature at a boring home Begin to in their mouths foam? Soon out for architectural sand and loam To mount The...

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Categories: luckily, adventure, childhood, desire, parents,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Luckily Forsaken
Finally left to be all alone, For once forced to be on my own....

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Categories: luckily, depression,
Form: Crystalline



Luckily For the Lovelorn
Luckily for the bereft grieving through darkness alone dawn is abundantly deft at its medicinal tone. When a new morning appears, duty abruptly commands focusing...

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Categories: luckily, break up, cheer up,
Form: Light Verse
Luckily
Luckily I am not yours, To fondle and defile, My beating soul lies elsewhere, You can adorn me with recollections, But I will be one goddess less, One saint more, I will come along the sunset, To steer you towards the heavens, Then in your mouth I spit anesthetic saliva, And you are no more....

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Categories: luckily, loss, lost love, love,
Form: Free verse
Abbusive Father (I Dont Have One Luckily)
velvet lifted off my mother's bed, the sheets all stained blood red, my mothers face is pale with no color, father says no other.... the police are swept away, my father watching me sideways, then when everyone is gone he shuts the door, waiting is no more.... he yells and shakes me, with furious might, tells me to say not a word, or...

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Categories: luckily, confusionfather, me, father, me,
Form: Rhyme




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