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Rewording Poems - Poems about Rewording


Premium MemberIron Sharpens Iron-

...“As iron sharpens iron, so a friend sharpens a friend”.
“As iron sharpens iron, so a friend sharpens a friend”.
“As iron sharpens iron, so a friend sharpens a friend”. 

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Categories: rewording, analogy, destiny, forgiveness, inspirational,
Form: Lyric

Orchestra Amore'-Song

...it comes a time in the course of human togetherness
to examine trust and devote one's endeavors
to the success of being.
we as people under the moniker " IN GOD WE TRUST"
are endowed with the awe...
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Categories: rewording, business, i love you,
Form: Ballad



Daft From Bath

...You look stupid in videos on phones at the start,
you don't look like "Badmans" calling women a tart,
when I see those skits I think what a retard,
and don't you know we all skip over that part.
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Categories: rewording, england, funny, giggle, hilarious,
Form: Rhyme

These Same Mc's, Moulded Clay

...You look stupid in videos on phones at the start,
it doesn't make you look badmans calling women a tart,
when I see those skits I think what a retard,
and don't you know we all skip over that part...
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Categories: rewording, england, hip hop, home,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberThe Muse

...A cold winter's day,
  Then long, drawn-out night:
Hot coffee is brewing,
  Night creatures are stirring.

Staring at paper,
  Pen clutched in hand;
A chill in the air,
  The Muse is at hand....
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Categories: rewording, muse, night, poetry,
Form: Rhyme



Meanings

...The words we use
	are never really ours.
Always part and pieces of someone else
	who passed through our lives;
and although we seek to be original
	those images and personage 
encircle us
	rew...
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Categories: rewording, meaningful, words, writing,
Form: Free verse

Therefore Beholding Plays the Farmer Pale

...Dried sand eclipsed over the Season’s fall, 
sullen rhyme sings singer-birds over scale,
the storm-dance sprays dust against broken wall,
To the hat-worn folks, sorrowed, narrates tale;
Done seas...
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Categories: rewording, earth, farm, food, hope,
Form: Sonnet

Book: Reflection on the Important Things