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Human Assessment
Thanking is a return of a receipt and saying sorry accounts for any expense.Receipts and expenses to balance,human quality is assessed....

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Categories: assessment, humanity,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Decisions
Verdicts
Edicts
Effects
Judgement
Assessment
Rulings
Findings
Outcomes
Decrees
Resolutions
Conclusions
Determinations
Evaluations...

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Categories: assessment, judgement, rights,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Human Assessment
as flesh and blood he walked this earth
the same as all a mothers birth
the world changed when it was finished
his love for all not diminished
I pray dear God am I of worth...

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Categories: assessment, christian, humanity, judgement, life,
Form: Rhyme
Assessment
I’m not connected
Neither am I happy
And so
Words are like forgotten junk
Like happy
Like connected
Like ice scuffed
Unforgiving cold beneath
Heavens above

Breathing

©davidbyrne jan 2013...

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Categories: assessment, allegory, happiness,
Form: Free verse
An Assessment of Black Or Am I Color Blind
Shiny black patten leather shoes,
A new baby's eyes,
Dark moving clouds,
Storm theatening skies...
Sometimes my daddy's mood,
Sometime my attitude,
Hey!
That's not black,
It's the blues!...

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Categories: assessment, life,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member A Technicality

There was an old lady who said:
I’ve only a hair left on my head.
That might other women appall;
not me, I’m technically not bald.
And though it’s a fair assessment,
it’s only true by a hair.
...

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Categories: assessment, humor,
Form: Light Verse
No Hiding Place
NO HIDING PLACE

I know
Just everything
At least what’s important
Yet that’s my assessment, not yours
Should you deny or try to vacillate
I will ensure it all comes out
Across all media
Embarrassing
I know...

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Categories: assessment, judgement, prejudice,
Form: Rictameter
Autumn At An Automat
Autumn at an Automat
     
Austere aloofness.
Assessment approbation.
Allays apathy.

Inspired by Brian Strand’s Imagine Contest
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automat_(painting)

Poetic Form: Ekphrasis (Art Inspired) Haiku with Alliteration....

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Categories: assessment, art
Form: Ekphrasis
This Really Is a Great Poem
An Assessment of Black or Am I Color Blind

Shinny black patten leather shoes, 
A new baby's eyes, 
Dark moving clouds, 
Storm theatening skies...
Sometimes my daddy's mood...
Sometimes my attitude...
Hey that's not black, 
It's the blues! 


Cynthia...

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Categories: assessment, life,
Form: Enclosed Rhyme
Premium Member Teachers Feel the Heat
Teachers feel heat.
Standardized tests
So Boring
Breaks

Teachers feel heat
Principal evaluation
So Scary
Run

Teachers feel heat
Out of Control student
So Exhausting
Recruit

Teachers get told
Their job is easy
Nothing to do all summer
Try it....

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Categories: assessment, school, student, teacher,
Form: Free verse
Assessment
splitting halves
battle unsolved
no compromises
no justifications
the price of beginnings
an endless sought
in the irresolution 
I am caught
flawless in the contraries
the tearing poles of 
my conscience
Assessment is evaluation,
Sometimes, repudiation.....

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Categories: assessment, confusion, introspection, life, visionary,
Form: Free verse
America We Are
America we are 
My assessment, ditto
I think I know
Promises to keep, is the echo
Is quite happy though
Its America 
Full of joy 
Like a vivid rainbow
Sweet dreams come
To make our nation fulsome
Prosper widespread
Ready for America freedom
Great day ahead...

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Categories: assessment, america,
Form: Free verse
Raw madness
A professional mind
In a role of calm duty
A position of expert
In assessment of risk

At home much less structure 
Mayhem abounding
The colours are vibrant
In calming the mind

The memories of childhood 
Arranged on display
To share the enjoyment
Of a time full of love...

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Categories: assessment, identity, me,
Form: Free verse
Current Assessment
"CURRENT ASSESSMENT"


ingredients for my
disobedience:
paint the blue balls a
different color.
moral subjectivity is
subjective.
divested through tears
of tantrum.

a man does not become 
perfection without
trials.

loading...


majestic.



By: Chicano Eddie
10-3-2016...

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Categories: assessment, character, confidence, fire, integrity, leadership, war, wisdom,
Form: Free verse
How To Learn English
Start by memorizing
Two English words everyday
Know its meaning
Know its part of speech
Know its usage
At the end of the week
Make an assessment in memorizing them all
If not all, at least you have ten words remain
In one year, at least you have one sack of English
There stored in your nut shell....

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Categories: assessment, education, truth, wisdom,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Are You a Ding-A-Ling
The world is full of ding-a-lings, are you sure you're not one A self assessment will tell you, do you sometimes come undone Do you get that uncontrollable urge A feeling to strip naked emerge If you think you're a prime candidate, better see a shrink on the run © Jack Ellison 2015
...

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Categories: assessment, humorous,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member The Cloaked
just how aware people are is not the question
the fact is for the most part they sleep

dreaming forceful feeling lives
with a body-mind image

that's a reflection assessment system
just a mass-energy field tool

allowing world manipulation
via sensory readings

by the unchanged cloaked
inner self


stan sand...

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© Sand Blown  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: assessment, absence, allegory, appreciation,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A Self Assessment
I love action,with few words
by example,my  guidance heard
a barnabas,I unfold
encouragement,to be bold;
strong-minded,solid,some say,
maybe somewhat dull and grey!
reliability ,my creed
satisfy first,my family need;
Each day,stepping outside the box
what you see,you see,is only little me

for Tracie's first contest...

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Categories: assessment, people
Form: Bio
Premium Member Princess Please
Career assessment test 
In college assessment office 
Multiple choice test. 
Choose your best answer. 

Would you rather 
Be to be a detective? 
Video Game Designer?
Author? 

Her write in answer: 
Princess 
Please.

Supervisor prematurely.
Rolls eyes 
Silly her. She haughtily thinks. 

Name of student 
Meghan Markle 
Now who Is laughing?...

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Categories: assessment, fun,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Better Grateful
After a period of self-assessment,
I’m trying to be a better person.

I want to be more patient, not just ferociously busy.
I want to practice gratefulness, be less snarky
and relentlessly sarcastic.

And even though I keep it pushing, by trying
to put these changes into action, out in the world,
the project is way behind schedule and over-budget
- I may have to make cuts....

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Categories: assessment, growth, humor, identity, social, student, teen, truth,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Being Persistent
Being persistent By Miracle Man October 12, 2020 Some choose to think I’m a pertinacious man, others think I’m a prisoner of rigid thinking. If you wish to describe me as “hard headed” you can, I’ll accept your assessment and remain unblinking. Let God be your refuge and strength each day, let Him light your path, and His word become your way. Tom
...

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© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: assessment, character, how i feel,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member Shakespeare 1
“Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May.”
Sonnet 18: Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day?
BY WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE

Waiting for the dentist’s assessment of my implant screw. 
I watch Dogwood buds on dry branches rattle on the window pane.
Why did Shakespeare’s quote pop into my head right then?
while wondering if the bone graft grew,

‘every fair from fair sometime declines.’
...

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Categories: assessment, angst, april, emotions, word play,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Resurrection Sunday
Resurrection Sunday April 16th 2017 Written: by Tom Wright The passageway to Heaven is a toll road, From which many a u-turn has been made. But If you seek Heaven as your final abode, From the narrow you can’t have strayed. This is only foolish to those not knowing, That sin’s assessment was paid at the cross. And someday they’ll reap what their sowing, If they’ve lived life encumbered with dross.
...

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© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: assessment, easter,
Form: Lyric
Leave
Indifference, iron crossed as my course of action

A long way into the blue. Vanish
Maybe for a century or love heart lost, a millennia

Hurtful in echoes, reminiscent romances, a dog plays with a fox
Almost a reproduction of age old attrocity, dead as dust is dust
Performing for an eternity, dancing the copious blood red lies
Protective of nothing, a mix of self-assessment and experimentation
You can leave now.


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Daffy, finally...here's an acrostic! :D...

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Categories: assessment,
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member Walk Home
Walk Home

In urban life, something is lost
Civilization is a plasticized life
Fashionable term of blindness

Oh, this is a wrong assessment!
We live in a contemporary world!
See lies as truth, and don’t think!

This is the key to modern life!
Drugged and deceived masses
By economic psychology, reined!

They enjoy this life
I am not domesticated
I am not urbanized

Live in nature
Without mass
And walk alone

That’s the life
Love of life
Meet with God
...

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Categories: assessment, god, humanity, life, nature,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things