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Premium Member Resigned to my Fate
pulled my skiff up to a pretty palm left her to wander the island was I alone? were there natives? would they be friendly or take off my head? the sun was setting low in the sky air had an ambiance of quiet I felt peaceful and resigned to my fate no matter what the outcome there was a skip in my step ...

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Categories: resigned, beach,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Where Are a We Going?
I am resigned. I was once full of neoteric life, fresh as morning dew. Blank as a hardened sponge waiting for that morning, to soak in all this life. I was curious and surprised by the innocence of young creatures. Playful, and distracted by all the colors, flavors,...

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Categories: resigned, age, art, birth, childhood,
Form: Ekphrasis



I Have Resigned From Being His Teacher
A good source of Bad Spelling With the effect Quite Telling: Sometimes in Serious Writing ‘Capitals’ and ‘Small’ Fighting: Altering whole passages, Garnishing The Messages: Each ‘S’ in Mississippi Innocently omitting, Unthinkable letter P To ‘Behavior’ submitting: You strike them out he’s quibbling; A prelude to ‘Plain Squabbling’ … I’ve resigned from being his teacher Rather Good Spelling Preacher: ‘L’ in ‘Halo’ not double Double the ‘B’ in Stubble...

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Categories: resigned, child, education, wisdom, words,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Resigned
I lay in love As would be a shoreline Enjoying the ebb of your tides upon me I lay in love Rejoicing the lusty touch of your waves on me Content, fully aware that you remain here As each sunset promised the sunrise! But your hatred surged at me, As would the wreck of a tsunami, Destroying my shoreline, Drowning me in tons of rubbles...

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Categories: resigned, love hurts,
Form: Free verse
Resigned To Unwind With Peace of Mind
Resigned To Unwind with Peace of Mind We have always been resigned, To the fact of wanting to unwind, Then be best, When we rest, While we will find peace of mind. Jim Horn...

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Categories: resigned, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick



Premium Member Without a String
In one grievous gasp Slipping through a gaping hole My heart took to the air Bruised yet numb With weightlessness Like a runaway balloon Without a string Suspended in flight Adrift at the whim Of a carefree breeze No rhyme or reason Hovering as if to meet The clouds or the moon A freedom with no direction Resigned to what will be AP: 3rd place 2025 Submitted on August 31,...

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Categories: resigned, fate, freedom, future, heart,
Form: Free verse
More Facts To Am Resigned
More Facts To Am Resigned Here is something else to consider. To more facts I have become resigned; Never leave any of my poems behind; Many must put together then combine. Have been adding more to end of poem due to exceeding ten limit. In this way, I can keep on writing and then cut and paste later to new poems. I...

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Categories: resigned, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Resigned
There is a rebel -guy hiding somewhere down deep within your fleeting heart; a snake- charmer of broken promises who rushes off and pierces my veins. Although honey-coated words are gone to waste inside your impulsive mind, I’m quick to forget after the ache since the challenge to tame you has become a quest, a dare: but now, my heart resigns...

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Categories: resigned, break up,
Form: Free verse
Resigned Divinity
Birth and death: resigned divinity walk hand in hand with all taking up the risk again and again rising with a flush and rush to meet the rakish desire for ...existence ...self awareness...experience...touch feel and flow drawing...

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Categories: resigned, life,
Form: Free verse
Resigned
I've resigned to just letting things be To find peace in just following my destiny There is nothing much else to say ...

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Categories: resigned, life, love, me,
Form: Free verse

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