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Rebar Poems - Poems about Rebar

Premium Member Thru-Hiker
...I wanted to find myself, so I got lost in the woods, Turns out life’s easier without all the shoulds. The rhythm of steps was a meditation Twelve hours a day in God’s lovely creation. Even ......

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Categories: rebar, america, journey, nature,
Form: Lyric
Crunck and Jost
...The groom will keep his name whilst she will change hers to his. We talked over these things as we constructed a home that would become home to the new couple. Some laughed when they asked us t......

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Categories: rebar, business, creation, culture,
Form: Ballad



Premium Member Sacred Ground
...What I know to be true, the proven facts, sit like anchored stones in a wild river. Here, my steps are certain, placed firm on a familiar stone. Other times I tread with faith, a fashione......

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Categories: rebar, faith, spiritual, trust,
Form: Free verse
What Is a Free Verse Poem
...Mostly it's just gluing bones together ones found in a well furrowed field a scattering of empty joints, undetectable until tripped over. An iron-age rebar can be dug for it will girder one s......

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Categories: rebar, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Acoustic Buffa
...The company wishes to research an idea. Creating slotted aluminium frames that Would be 18 inches thick centered between Two areas.the external area would be double slotted to house a poly ther......

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Categories: rebar, america, art, business, celebrity,
Form: Blank verse



Premium Member All Hallows' Eve
...It is the only time we get to laugh at black So de rigeur at funerals and stogy old photography. Take Dixie Land at home in New Orleans Parading back of happy brass from marble sculpted sepulchers......

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Categories: rebar, anxiety, celebration, death, fear,
Form: Free verse
Painful ******** 911 Call
...litany of the Church of the Ecstatic Coma love shouldn't be a pile of rags I was playing pinkie dinkie with next door Suzie Woozy her father was CIA a spy catcher with a big spy catcher mitt t......

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Categories: rebar, how i feel,
Form: Free verse
No U Turn
...just a tad bit little late but still in a way migrating my grating worked on work nerves are severed several even oddly have died being cut off and left right where they were i......

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Categories: rebar, muse,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Flying Down Interstate 5
...Redding Poem 4 “Flying Down Interstate 5” We departed Redding at 3:45, In the dead of an October night. Those tumultuous streets were morgues then, As we raced to the deserted Interstate 5, ......

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Categories: rebar, travel,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Catholic
...Catholic Stern but saintly Father Meissen scolded the parents for not having their baby boy baptized sooner. It was April, 1952, inside the stained-glassed catholic church, ensconced on su......

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Categories: rebar, abuse,
Form: I do not know?
Claustrophobia Competes To Thai Up Thy Psyche
...Alacrity bespeaks entangled, entombed, and entrapped Thai soccer team diminishing strength barely allows, but a whispered scream, which rescue against all odds (plucked out cave......

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Categories: rebar, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Epic
A Concrete Idea a Concrete World
...Gray clouds open for business at five Pour out concrete with rebar rusted Along with asphalt for a nice touch Steel never felt so good under construction Building a better tomorrow on solid noth......

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Categories: rebar, business, conflict, crush, endurance,
Form: Quintain (English)
Premium Member A Little Laughter Five Liter Laugh Fived Break Bread
...A LITTLE LAUGHTER FIVE Betty bring venom Curly bimbo lemon thigh Rogue queen Jacky Denim Vague swoon droll, droll, untie Ninja gnome Rebar watch Makes ramen bacon olive sushi pizza Spo......

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Categories: rebar, appreciation, dance, engagement, food,
Form: Free verse
The Indivisible Divide
...tension between this singular male offspring and me dad proved more ineradicable then tensile strengthened steel rebar which wall veritably, unequivocally, terribly outlived purposefulness, egad......

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Categories: rebar, angst, bereavement, conflict, dad,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member In City
...I still walk your streets for the untended curb, the flattened can, the half-opened shade. I am in the dark, unspilled light, uninspected. I am caught in the city of cautious......

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Categories: rebar, humanity,
Form: Free verse

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