Saturday Surprise
...Poll Parrot belonged to little Addie, and he always lingered by her side.
People admired the well spoken companion, like the dusky skies, dyed.
Poll Parrot could talk a blue streak, and s...
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Categories:
outraged, fantasy, nursery rhyme, pets,
Form: Couplet
Ignoring Ignorance
...There wouldn't be haters if you ignored negative admirers
Are you really expecting honesty from a person who's a liar
Stay positive and expect the unexpected
Ignoring ignorance keeps you unaffec...
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Categories:
outraged, bullying, emotions,
Form: Rhyme
Volcanic Eruption of a Soul
...In the mine of silence,
within the furnace of pain,
a burning soul, prepares for
a tremendous explosion!
The mantle rocks fractured
by the tre...
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Categories:
outraged, anger, earth, emotions, fire,
Form: Free verse
salty stream
...crying isnt enough
the fire that burns within is hot and heavy
salty tears cannot fix this.
venom laces with my blood and my veins are on fire.
the dangerous stream that falls down my face isn't ...
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Categories:
outraged, anger, bullying, cry, emotions,
Form: Free verse
Snow
...The untimed snow rushed insulted against the glassed shoulders on the poster,
and they were made of paper, they were bare…
It cried, scalded, on the painted, colorful faces,
and they were made of ...
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Categories:
outraged, allegory, allusion,
Form: Blank verse
when love is failure
...When love is a failure
The bird of love sits in a gilded cage, sometimes
it gets out and flies in search of mischief.
Anton, a young student from a middle-class family
sat in a crowded café dri...
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Categories:
outraged, america, angst, anti bullying,
Form: ABC
A Mother's Anguish
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Taking a child from an unmarried mother is shocking, many are shamed and shunned by society with many taking their own lives, sadly
in some parts of the world this vile practise continues...
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Categories:
outraged, birth, love, suicide,
Form: Free verse
the Soul
...the soul
that thinks it has a right to my body.
Ungrateful—
it does nothing but complain.
And really, what right does it have?
It has it too good—so good
that, what?—
it just needs something...
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Categories:
outraged, evil, grief, hate, horror,
Form: Free verse
How I Wear My Poppy
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I wear a poppy every day
And always there’s someone who’ll say,
“You’ve got it wrong! That’s not the way,
My man, you’re disrespectful!”
You know the type. They take delight,
Dictati...
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Categories:
outraged, freedom, remembrance day,
Form: Rhyme
Defend Victoria'
...I amm incensed apalled; outraged as an intended blanket Un-law approaches its final stage.' where is the backbone?
Oh Victoria fair.' Is it truly lacking? What are you allowing?
Down there.' You se...
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Categories:
outraged, character, conflict, courage,
Form: Narrative
Pivotal Figures And Aspects
...The fearless soldier with a glowing and youthful look
aims his rifle toward his enemy behind the barrack,
while thoughts are focused on practical and clever survival;
the concept of horrifying dea...
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Categories:
outraged, adventure, birth, body, character,
Form: Imagism
Streets Of Solitude
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In the resonant noise of continual commotion,
as the voice of hysteria feels quietened
by the tender touch of consummate calmness,
the serene sheath of sentiments sinks slow
with uniquely...
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Categories:
outraged, analogy, emotions, inspirational,
Form: Free verse
Regarding One Forgotten Saying
...Let the sleeping beast lie
For the sleep means peace
But there’s always one to try
To awake the beast
Outraged, it can’t be stopped
For the beast is wild
There’s one moral in its job
Any fool ...
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Categories:
outraged, sad, sleep, wisdom,
Form: Rhyme
Outraged
...The votes casted
President selected
A lot of angry voters sad
Quarrelsome.
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Categories:
outraged, america, anxiety, emotions, future,
Form: Cinquain
What For?
...You were outraged, although you smiled
You felt that you could hardly care
You see me as an orphan child
Too often, more than you can bear
Say it ain’t so, confute my words
I much prefer them t...
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Categories:
outraged, love,
Form: Rhyme
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