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Piggybacking Poems - Poems about Piggybacking


Premium MemberThe World Is Changing

...("I of the Beholder", 2014, original pen and ink)

The World Is Changing

Quick as thought
The world is changing
Right before our eyes
Everywhere 
People waking up 
To what needs to c...
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Categories: piggybacking, life, perspective, society, spiritual,
Form: Narrative

Premium MemberSeasoned

...in spring
I am tears on your window,
and spears of thistle,
piggybacking your breeze …

in summer
I am warmth on your brow,
and dew,
cool upon your dusk and dawn …

in autumn
I am burnt co...
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Categories: piggybacking, analogy, metaphor, seasons,
Form: Free verse



The Era of Area

...The Era of Area 

Diameters 
Circumference

The whole sector

My vision is the mirror of the world I'm reflecting 

Led by my Path and direction

I said I was reckless 

But only to rela...
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Categories: piggybacking, deep, growing up, heart,
Form: Free verse

Free Speech

...Hateful words ring out, attacking, 
Full of malice, piggybacking
On the wings of dire dogma that is narrow to the core.

And the people who are screeching
To the heavens, say their preaching
Is...
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Categories: piggybacking, freedom, racism,
Form: Verse

Drop the Mic

...Ida-        “I was the first one not to move on the train
              I won a settlement, for my emotional pain”

Rosa-       “But I was the one who went down in history
              So I’ll s...
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Categories: piggybacking, books, pain,
Form: Narrative



Question For the Believing Parent

...when a parent of a child 
experiences
with an odd mixture of shame,
humor & wonder,
that very first lie
which their children tells them,
does this parent experience the same feeling that they 
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Categories: piggybacking, lifework, child, children, work,
Form: Free verse

Third Down and a Long Way To Go

...Of those who have lost their places in life;
And may display their misgivings with a frown;
For them little time seems left for change;
And hope is at best the name of a jester now passed.
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Categories: piggybacking, socialtime, time,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things