Oratorical Poems - Poems about Oratorical

...My school had conducted an oratorical competition No one had given his or her name. I was forced to participate in it by my master. ......

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...Herman heard me, The howl of a nation. Scourged! I was usurped, And I was atomized! Toivo came, a solemn tide He contrived the paradiddle That led to my autonomy. Toivo, the inexorable curr......

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...And in a pinch reluctantly talk to yours truly, a very reformed Jew rarely attends Synagogue, (he who cannot be named) hails from Prague offtimes provides a wonderful monologue, whereby his eloqu......

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...“To be or not to be: that is the question”* Shakespeare’s wise words, worthy of introspection… Such was first brought to my young mind’s discretion During an English grammar class instruct......

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...Blessed by God* to fulfill varied multi-faceted roles Dressing-up well is vital among my functional goals. Notable are engagements prodding me to don special blue raiment And recalling t......

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...Round about nineteen 1971-2, yours truly bid adieu to Henry Kline Boyer Elementary School (situated at crossroads – then beau colic rural routes of Evansburg Road and Ridge Pike), where nary ......

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..."INSPIRATION" Instinctively innately I intuit inspirationally Notable nuanced nudges needing Some special sensuously sourced Poetic......

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...I won 1st place in the school oratorical contest I got to say my poem in front of the whole school and they gave me a medal I was proud that I was 1st But he never told me. Where was his<......

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...So sensationally super; Sagittarius son of John Spence Pleasantly personable, and matriarch Maud Spence’s son Enabling, exquisite, eloquent, evolving and enterprising Naturally nice, no nonsense, ......

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...Some people in life suffer from an affliction, Imaginary highbrows with an oratorical addiction, These people seem healthy at first, the sickness under control, But then the silence is broken as t......

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...Only on his palm were cowries And thread-cloaked bullhorn found. Only on his neck we found The coral beads of truth and courage. Only on his hands lies the Pearl of selflessness and Emblem ......

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