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Provoke Poems - Poems about Provoke
Walk softly Ode to my walking stick
Loyal companion carved from a sturdy oak. This eternal gratitude will never be revoked. You've been there for me more then some human folk. I think I may be in love with you and that is no joke. Please stay by my side until the day I croak, if perchance we come upon a very nasty bloke, I will turn you upside...
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Nancy Kaufman
Categories:
provoke,
1st grade, age, funny,
Form:
Light Verse
Then do not provoke me
It's not hard for me to do the dishes at all. It's not hard for me to bring the trash out at all. It's not hard for me to scrub the floor at all. It's friday. I don't do anything at all, so. You call my name, so I close my phone after receiving a response: ,,Why are you always...
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Adna Demiri
Categories:
provoke,
8th grade,
Form:
Free verse
Poke Than Provoke and Broke
Would Poke Than Provoke Until Broke had heard when they poke potential was to provoke would do until broke we read about Jobe was wild when he wore a robe earing in each lobe (in room had a globe) had been cynical when war was political am hysterical often obsequious he had been called hibiscus presumed promiscuous would wear uniform which always did keep him warm protect in a storm found dog...
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James Horn
Categories:
provoke,
allegory, analogy,
Form:
Haiku
Do Not Provoke Beasts
Don't poke beast feral don't press too hard quiet man learn that both are beasts...
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Alkas Poetry
Categories:
provoke,
abuse, allusion, analogy, men,
Form:
Haiku
Provoke Me
Hell has no fury, Compared to me. If you hurt my kids. If you craving for hell, Provoke me. You will...
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Roebain Christians
Categories:
provoke,
abuse, anger, child abuse,
Form:
Rhyme
Ill-Will of Lies
Palpitating breath of Greed Masks the Voice of Conscience When one seeks to be redeemed Unveils what was tucked away Hidden until required Unmasked something different Once neglected hastily Loses conscience itself Loathes being Provoked Returns at a great price Tragedy of what it was masked over Feeds on the ill-will of lies 31 May 2021 Voice of Conscience Poetry Contest Sponsored by:...
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Shreya Ln
Categories:
provoke,
irony, voice,
Form:
Rhyme
What Jokes Provoke
A joke or two sets the mood Is something wrong with the food Make light of it if you must Remember that in Mom I trust...
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Gershon Wolf
Categories:
provoke,
food, mother, trust,
Form:
Rhyme
Provoke Joke That We Were Broke
Provoke Joke That We Were Broke others did provoke and have become a big joke they would end up broke hard times in making each breath we have been taking while hearts are breaking how bad we all feel did discover dirty deal poor so had to steel God had told us so with support spirit will grow party in church throw could be a client who on God...
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James Horn
Categories:
provoke,
allegory, analogy,
Form:
Haiku
Provocation and Provoking Anger
I AM ......NOT GOING TO GET OUT OF YOUR CAR:..........SO WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO ABOUT THAT? THAT IS THE CONVERSION! YOU BETTER NOT TOUCH ME!!! I AM NOT GOING TO GET OUT OF "YOUR HOUSE".....SO WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO ABOUT THAT? YOU BETTER NOT TOUCH ME!!!I AM IN...
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Stephen Crenshaw
Categories:
provoke,
11th grade, 12th grade,
Form:
Ballad
When the President Provoke the Youth
when the President provoke the youth my president said the youths are lazy my president said we the youth just sit around waiting for benefit of wish I never had not even for once my president said we are not educated I wonder whose fault was that this man has provoked the country our President has abused our dignity...
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Richard Nnoli
Categories:
provoke,
abuse, africa, confusion, insect,
Form:
Epic
Evoke Versus Invoke and Provoke
Evoke Versus Invoke and Provoke Sometimes we will on occasion invoke With the final result being to evoke Going against grain; And being a big pain; If opposed a person this will provoke. Jim Horn...
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James Horn
Categories:
provoke,
allegory, analogy,
Form:
Limerick
Provoke Not Your Children To Anger
Do not with children a contest of wills make- for this only provokes them to anger and is a mistake. you might prevail for the moment but you cannot win, it will just keep happening time and again. Instead of contention firm instruction is best- provide an acceptable alternative and avoid the test. Give them a substitute to claim as their own- we can not...
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Curtis Forsythe
Categories:
provoke,
children, wisdom,
Form:
Rhyme
Why Do You Provoke?
Tiny chances of slender hopes, that broke. On your lies i can only pray, you choke. Not ever was a single word, misspoke. Scattered tattered moral beliefs, a joke. But buoyant dreams that fill my head, are stoked....
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Paul Stacey
Categories:
provoke,
angst, sad
Form:
Blank verse