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Premium Member I'm not Good at Noses - Christmas Parody Reject
I wish you a merry Christmas I wish you a merry Christmas I wish you a merry Christmas And I cut off my left ear I wish you a merry Christmas I wish you a merry Christmas I wish you a merry Christmas And I cut off my left ear Self-portraits I paint and sunflowers, too Good tidings for Christmas And I cut off my left...

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Categories: reject, christmas, silly,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Allouette Contest Reject
Drinking in a bar, I was! I...were?...are? What's this 'fore my vision, blurred? Say, she's kinda cute - each fair attribute. Soon my slurring words are heard, "You have lubbly hair!" "You're not looking there, and don't spill that on my lap." To clean up, I knelt, Whereupon, I felt on my face, another slap....

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Categories: reject, drink, humor,
Form: Rhyme



REJECT
Reject If you today set your sails The boisterous currents called “reject” Blowing from the people’s anger and wails Wallowing in usury and neglect Betrayed trust and hopes facing fails Innocent of cause but guilty of effect Will blow you where the desire hails To making finding reprieve the project There’s insatiable appetite to take But there’s a limit to the...

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Categories: reject, anger, betrayal, destiny,
Form: Rhyme
Reject
Society is like the spines of a cactus. Spines that protect some magical reservoir that we’ll never know. Then the people who are like spines will get used up and fall to the ground and they are dangerous and pointed still but they are worthless now. I’m pointed and sharp as anyone. I’m smiling and it’s pointed and sharp. And...

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Categories: reject, anger, angst,
Form: Free verse
Hidden Offers, Reject Them
My past taught me to always be myself, no matter what. Hiding just causes an inner cold. I hid behind lies. I hid because I was afraid of what people would say, but I lost part of myself and felt stuck in a world I couldn't see. Now I accept myself completely. I love my mistakes because they make me...

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Categories: reject, africa, age, anger, anti
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Societal Reject
I only wanna get higher... Higher, Hired, Higher, Hired, Higher, I only really wanna get higher....

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Categories: reject, addiction, drug, mental illness,
Form: Free verse
Reset Reject
THEY CAN’t TAKE THAT AWAY FROM ME The way they claim the power To choose for thee and me The way they would devour Freedom: they can’t take that away from me They want to make me woke To bend and take a knee I’m just a freeborn bloke Oh! No they can’t take that away from me While they live their lives as...

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Categories: reject, political,
Form: Verse
Premium Member I'M Doing An Online Mental Age Test and So Select the Tab, 'I Reject All Birthday Parties'
the greenland shark can be seen around greenland and the brain begins to slow at 24 my brain fully developed in primary school but my face has yet to do so toxins in the air juxtaposed with the fermi paradox rivers of mercury and winston churchill's parrot i want to move to monaco where all the mitochondria gyrates the school don't ask me...

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Categories: reject, humor, humorous,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Truth
That truth cannot be absolute I do reject and will refute. If we declare that it is not Can that be certified as true? Therefore, truth absolute must be. Can anything false never be? Contest name: Bite Size Poem no6 Poetry Contest...

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Categories: reject, truth,
Form: Free verse
Reject the Self-Hatred, Part Ii
...They proclaimed that we ‘oppressed women,’ it’s the refrain of loud femenists, forgetting that before birth control nature gave us little choice in this. That before we had technology, when life meant brutal, physical work, that there just weren’t all that many jobs physically weaker women could work. They forget that the woman’s franchise arose on America’s frontier, that we blazed the path for suffrage, their...

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Categories: reject, america, culture, how i
Form: Rhyme
Reject the Self-Hatred, Part I
Programmed fools demonize our culture, try to undermine, demoralize, say that it’s all ‘white supremacist,’ it’s ‘patriarchal,’ ‘all built on lies.’ Overblow every mistake they find, project onto us all of their sins, parasites dependant on a host that they’re busy killing from within. Be they our teachers of professors, or scum media lying out loud, don’t listen when they preach self-hatred, for there is much...

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Categories: reject, america, culture, how i
Form: Rhyme
Reject
R-eject I-nvisible N-astiness A-nd V-irus E-liminating R-abid G-rime A-nd R-aging A-ttack Topic: Birthday of Rina B. Vergara (June 17) Form: Vertical Monocrostic...

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Categories: reject, birthday,
Form: Acrostic
Fatherhood Twice Over
Six children alive and sired Fathering three and tired The other three reject me A traitor in me, they see Married once; now again My sanity to regain At what cost to the kingdom My rejection of martyrdom The natural man waxes and wanes The spiritual man rises to higher planes I asked for as many as the stars To assuage my emotional scars...

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Categories: reject, 12th grade, africa, children,
Form: Rhyme
God To Reject
The question outliving the answer, the chosen—their verdict was death The prophecy destroying the prophet, religion—its God to reject (Villanova Pennsylvania: April, 2017)...

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Categories: reject, religion,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member I Reject Negativity Hallelujah Anyway-Come Forth-
Self U bring on misery, come forth World Y you come to destroy me come forth Satan U do try to deceive me I rebuke Help me O Lord Jesus I'm your subject and as the world neglects I do interject I confess Self U no good to me World Y are not my friend U C Satan git thee behind me Come forth, love,...

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Categories: reject, analogy, anxiety, appreciation, confidence,
Form: Free verse

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