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Normally Poems - Poems about Normally


Premium Member normally but not this time
normally I think tattoos look strange on women’s bodies this time the tattooing looks like henna, delicate and pretty I have no critiques, am rather in awe this time actually...

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Categories: normally, woman, women,
Form: Light Verse
A Sincere Expression of Gratitude From a Normally Bashful Guy
i have my bad habits you accept them all i have my imperfections you see them as rare art you smile at me as i put the last of the ornaments on the Christmas tree i do not deserve you the True Blessing for me is that you adamantly disagree i made some bad decisions you shrug your shoulders and say 'don't we...

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Categories: normally, appreciation, for her, love,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Normally Rule of Thumb
Thinking can overtax the active mind Thoughts flood the strata of the cerebrum, Where’s vital information one should find Cannot locate a fact, one feels so dumb, Something that is normally rule of thumb. Moments before on the tip of the tongue, Much we have forgotten, since we were young To be forgetful is so frustrating, Suggesting needed synapses are sprung Age can be...

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Categories: normally, age,
Form: Dizain
Premium Member Normally I'M Wrong
Wonder if I'll do something right, today Normally I'm wrong, as wifey will say More than 50 percent But in any event I'm encouraged that it's not 90 percent each day...

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Categories: normally, psychological,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Not the 'Me' That You Normally See
Where would I be without all my cups of coffee? Mired in a funk, completely at sea In fact, I can tell you I would hardly be me At least not the 'me' that you normally see I'd be really mean without my dose of caffeine The crankiest crank the world's...

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Categories: normally, anger, drink, drug,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Normally My Mind's a Meadow
What does crazy look like I was asked once, what was my biggest fear. "To be left walking alone barefoot and homeless punching myself in the head" I said without hesitation; which surprised even me, I didn't know I had a biggest fear. ...

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Categories: normally, crazy, mental illness,
Form: Narrative

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