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On The Books Poems - Poems about On The Books

Premium Member Here We Go Again
...What is going to take for our legislators to put in safe gun laws The ones we have on the books in most states are so deeply flawed Everyone should have the right to defend their homes But assault......

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Categories: on the books, life, violence,
Form: Rhyme
ukrainian regrets
...There was poetry, In the open fields, On the slanted blueberries, On the skirts of schoolgirls, There was poetry, In the sunny cupboards, In the quiet gardens, In the sweet air of spring, ......

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Categories: on the books, poetry, war,
Form: Free verse



Ugh!
...Understand that you’re loved Gracious goodness…I am beloved Hated, jaded — I get it…but I love you, my other beloved…other, ugh, you’re beautiful just the way you are and no one looks at the looks,......

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Categories: on the books, emotions, for teens, how
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member Occupational Therapy
...I’ve been working since I was twelve years old, But my first on-the-books job Was as a sailor in the US Navy, Gunners Mate. Six years and three Westpac deployments. Fifty months of sea duty Cha......

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Categories: on the books, work,
Form: List
Stan Ridgeway Song
...The readjustment was the hardest part Not leaving the war zone Or coming home back to his country And to his wife and family and friends But actually readjusting to the fact That fact that he ha......

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Categories: on the books, conflict, military, soldier,
Form: Free verse



No Sharing Here
...An horrific situation happened in a country town. The districts big employer has closed their factory down. Twenty men had lost their job; the town had lost its soul. Not one man was happy about g......

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Categories: on the books, humorous,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Banking
...When government spends more than it collects in taxes, it borrows money from a central bank, and must pay it back with interest. Government never has the money when the loan is due, so the burden ......

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Categories: on the books, business,
Form: Rhyme
About Alligators, Porcupines and Buttons
...The importance of buttons is significant Strung out on a thin thread of thought Through the eye of a needle too small to close For a camel to go through but why would they? In Florida, sex w......

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Categories: on the books, animal, appreciation, confusion, education,
Form: Quatrain
Wounded
...Don't bury memories at Wounded Knee that legacy is an ingrained part of history and workers prize should never have been slavery. How many new tribes came the English, the Irish, the Europea......

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Categories: on the books, america, anxiety,
Form: Rhyme
My Mom's Lap
...When I was a child I was often there Cuddled in Mom's arms In our rocking chair ......

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Categories: on the books, mother,
Form: Rhyme
At the Pump
...If your gas tank is empty, Unless you're inept, You can fill it yourself In all places except... Oregon and New Jersey Where you're not allowed. If you tried, you would certainly Be disavowe......

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Categories: on the books, car,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Golden Handshake
...Like to be back in the work force again Contributing my talents to the fray Never wanted retirement to come along Sure wish I was still active today Nothing's changed except for m......

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Categories: on the books, age,
Form: Narrative
A Reader Asks
...A Reader Asks Of the books that you’ve read Which ones were the best? Which ones caught your fancy? Which ones passed your test? Which ones made you laugh? Which ones made you cry? Which one......

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Categories: on the books, books,
Form: Rhyme
Liberate Me
...I SAY LIBERATE ME! free me from a bondage known all too well free me from those chain-links felt way too much free me from a world that's so out of touch,even though it manages to stay in ......

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Categories: on the books, angst, emotions, farewell, spoken
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Last Laugh
...One of Life’s indisputable facts: Government reserves the right to tax; And tho’ they waste far more than they should, It’s supposedly done “for the common good.” Economists use the word “propensity......

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Categories: on the books, abuse, addiction, angst, anti
Form: Rhyme

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