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Observational Poems - Poems about Observational


IRONIC EXISTENCE
ronic – isn’t it…? The very essentials we need to survive Are the same essentials that endanger and destroy us! The very same people we love Are the same loved ones we hurt or hurt us – The very same life occurrences and events That cause us to smile and laugh Are the same occurrences and events that cause tears and humiliation! Ironic...

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Categories: observational, irony, society,
Form: Free verse
Maze
Here I am finally able to observe the maze from the outside And continue to run into dead ends Frantic, crazed in the beginning But no I have found the exit I am just a rat But how am I able to be aware that I am Does a fool know he's a fool, I...

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Categories: observational, 12th grade, america, culture,
Form: Diminished Hexaverse



Premium Member A People Of Difference
I’ve heard there are those who dance in the rain with cherry lips and salsa hips against those who run their mind upside down dash for cover with umbrella Envoy may rain as a measure remain ...

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Categories: observational, life, people, rain,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Premise Observational Occupation-
Unsubstantial statutory subliminal Ordinary dilemma Domineering calypso dancing Munching on habanero Desert Kool-Aid promenade promenade Soil diapers in the shower Cleanse your mind soul body by the hour Occupational observational 10/23/20 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2020...

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Categories: observational, analogy, childhood, destiny, dream,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Miss Sunshine
I once had an office job sitting next to Miss Sunshine day in and day out. She and her 7th Day Adventist Jesus were always so positive and jolly about everything, it was hard not to smack her. One day with syrupy sweet intonation she asked why I was so cynical and wasn't I an unhappy...

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Categories: observational, depression, happiness, humor, religion,
Form: Prose Poetry



Writer's Block
Every word, sentence and paragraph has three main components. Each one has a beginning, a middle, and an ending. On All Poetry there are two groups specializing in brevity. Pure brevity and brevity. Pure brevity can have as a complete poem only one word. Brevity can have more than one....

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Categories: observational, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Narrative

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