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Reared Poems - Poems about Reared


Sweet But Worries Me
The call to cut, dizzy came, the rib is off, Now woe man! Spiritual farm farmed by he None another could carry; Moisturized soil dried, Sea wildlife fried, Bush toil players, roared but are reared, All other breeds feared. At eve, He was hissed, Ahhh, the devil dined! This stew is rare; not many but few are real, Thine rib made thee whole. All these, many are...

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Categories: reared, betrayal, eve, evil, fairy,
Form: List
My Parents
MY PARENTS Who brought my soul here Where the world is so pleasure Who listen me too near When the soul feels displeasure Who feel me so dear How the tree gives us the air Who make me no fear Since the soul brought up dare Who build me crystal clear When mess of future near Who never expect me fire Where every chance of admire...

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Categories: reared, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member The Best Any Mother Ever Birthed and Reared
The Best Any Mother Ever Birthed And Reared He stared back at his life amazed a scattering of miracles here and there many cried out that he was crazed when he gave that stern look and stare Back there vast plains loudly waved forested jungles crept up so very slow Nature he wanted touched and saved a tragedy of pain that the angels...

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Categories: reared, dedication, deep, inspiration, leadership,
Form: Sonnet
Free Cee One Impaired Father Reared By His Son
ONE IMPAIRED FATHER REARED BY HIS SON Oh how I wish I’d been a father like him Rather than a father whose future was duly dark and dim I raised my son in the starkness of a future filled with fear A wondrous young son a frightened father was somehow to rear Oh if only I had the wherewithal...

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Categories: reared, angst, father, son, father,
Form: Monorhyme
Free Cee One Impaired Father Reared By His Son
ONE IMPAIRED FATHER REARED BY HIS SON or AN EXPANDED EXPLANATION Oh how I wish I’d been a father like him Rather than a father whose future was duly dark and dim I raised my son in the starkness of a future filled with fear A wondrous young son a frightened father was somehow to rear Oh if only I had...

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Categories: reared, angst, father, son, father,
Form: Quatrain




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