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Redundancy Poems - Poems about Redundancy


Premium Member Spiritual Redundancy
Patterns reveal natural Space redundancy Voiced an internal muse appositioning Pattern/Space Choice As Rhythms unveil Time's spirited enculturing multi-regenerational interdependent synergetic annual EarthTribe reviving bi-hemispheric repetition Of Light Spirited Patterns rooted in Natural In/OutSide Dark NonDualistic Space....

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Categories: redundancy, health, integrity, muse, music,
Form: Didactic
A Redundancy of Negativity
I've grown quite weary of negative poems full of sarcasms It's true we're separated on many issues by deep chasms We see things differently; shades of gray, black and white but please stop demeaning others when critically some write about government and vaccines as if you're having spasms? Stop accusing people of wanting to live in an ivory tower What...

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Categories: redundancy, conflict,
Form: Rhyme



Tame Yourself
You are born with a purpose to serve, Render service from your heart, in totality Age would fail to guide you, miserably If you don't display versatility with time. Education shall prove a big redundancy If you don't sail along the current of modernity. Contemplate not on destroying others With coercively authoritative complex.ity. Humanity seeks your iota of attention, Lay hands with a...

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Categories: redundancy, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse
Empress Queen
Empress Queen The first hit like a bullet through the eye standing tall shoulders back chin high still swallow breathe swallow blink calms her mind allowing the words to penetrate some just drift away can't take them in holds herself silently calling her inner woman professional to the end they cannot see anything but strength so strong in this her vulnerability she disempowers them with it empowers all the small people such grace holding...

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Categories: redundancy, beauty, betrayal, endurance, inspirational,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Redundancy
I sailed from sea to shining sea, To see what I could see, But, what I saw, Was not much at all, So how can I ever be, All I could ever be?...

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Categories: redundancy, boat, emotions, inspirational,
Form: Narrative



Redundancy
6/12/20 What time is it? It's time to get some money Think harder, Stop being a dummy Beating a dead horse, only the first time it was funny With me, don't try to get all chummy At one point, my life was crummy Now, I'm turning it around, working on recovery Whether cloudy, snowy, windy or sunny Feeling like I got more...

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Categories: redundancy, dark, deep, poetry, rap,
Form: Rhyme
Redundancy
I had a little job once it kept us all alive, although we had some awful bills just trying to survive. Was not a life of luxury I didn't earn a lot, but we survived quite happily and knew that some could not. Then one day came the dreaded news, “your jobs no longer there,” I'm sure you know its for the best, you see, "we...

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Categories: redundancy, change, destiny, jobs, life,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Redundancy
How redundant is it to give out a word to the wise. Is it not the fools who most need the advice?...

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Categories: redundancy, culture, funny, introspection, wisdom,
Form: Grook
Redundancy
Reflection injection, I can’t do time so I bear the erections, like bad economies and serious rejections... They have relations of stations upon the masters of fakeness, roaring awakeness, upon baseness upon rankness, ...I try hard but hear blankness, waiting on makeshifts, I live for the lie, even if my body falls off of my mind, just in-case I have to try- I keep myself wide, but creep...

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Categories: redundancy, allegory, identity, imagination, introspection,
Form: Prose
Redundancy On the News
REDUNDANCY ON THE NEWS First it was called a UFO in Kansas - eureka! Then a UFO object in Kansas, near Topeka! Later it was a UFO flying object (the terms are getting weaker) Finally it became an unidentified flying UFO object(an identity seeker) Ultimately no one could identify the unidentified flying UFO object....

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Categories: redundancy, on writing and words,
Form: Monorhyme
Redundancy
I think there's a hole or a leak in my head, all the words have spilled out and left parts of me dead. I can no longer muster an original thought, the words that I find there are weak and distraught. The well has run dry, to coin a phrase, but that, too, is trite and seen better days. Seen better days? I've done it again. You could fit...

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Categories: redundancy, funny, introspection, on writing
Form: Grook

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