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Premium Member blind date is second rate
in my current manic state I do not hesitate to throw away my fate walking off is my date not a potential mate identify source of hate to silliness I equate that guy was second rate pretty sure you can commiserate for your last blind date was not totally great book writers collaborate publisher may have to wait send a teaser as bait this guy was named Nate Not my...

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Categories: second rate, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Monorhyme
Premium Member Second Rate
It's what they always do It's what they've always done It's what they always say It's what they've always said No matter what I do No matter what I say No matter what I've done No matter what I've said They judge me by themselves, they judge themselves by me Whatever words I say, whatever acts I do, it will always be second...

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Categories: second rate, betrayal, boy, bullying, childhood,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Second Rate Valentine
I thought we had a love that was great. Valentine, we broke up as of late. I did realize you are not a prize. In reality, you’re second rate....

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Categories: second rate, holiday, lost love,
Form: Limerick
I Only Speak Second Rate Spanish
I ONLY SPEAK SECOND-RATE SPANISH I didn’t say it then, but I can say it now - I can say many things in many languages, and how! English, Russian, French and the lovely Spanish tongue. First one I started with, when I was young, Was Spanish -...

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Categories: second rate, funny
Form: Couplet
Second Rate Beauty Queen
When you look at her you wonder, How can she think like that? But when she looks at herself in the mirror, All she sees is the fat. She claims that she's too busy, With friends, work, and school. To sit down for a family meal, But in reality she simply longs to be cool. As days go by her body begins to...

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Categories: second rate, daughter, death, depression, life,
Form: Narrative




Book: Reflection on the Important Things