Short Force To Be Reckoned With Poems

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Premium Member The Bardot Myth

rebel dancer model with a dulcet voice
and penchant for theatrics
Brigitte took Paris by storm
the bombshell exuded more than beauty
she was a force to be reckoned with



AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Form: Ode


What A Woman mean's to me

A woman is caring

A woman is motherly

A woman is strong

A woman is sister

A woman is a friend

A woman is loyal

A woman is understanding

A woman can be teasers

A woman can be fickle

A Woman is force to be reckoned with

A Woman can be complex

A Woman can be loving so much more

Premium Member Description of the Black Woman


Different luminosities don't characterize her. She's 

A force to be reckoned with, Let's count the ways:

Brainy, Brilliant 

Loveable, Lover

Adept, Artful

Classy, Competent

Keen, Knowledgeable 

Whimsical, Witty 

Observant, Out of the World 

Magical, Mystic

Artistic, Always 

Noble, Nurturable

Murmur of the Voiceless

In a world where rights Slumber
Justice withers like a deserted flower 
The Voiceless voices out of no voice
A silent scream of Murmur that awakens.

From the Comfort of Silence
Dreams Re-Awake in defiance of the prevailing mandate 
The old guard will soon surrender to dawn
The Voiceless voice, a force to be reckoned with.

Written by Joel Adi Yohanna

Vegeta Dragonball Z

Chaos red alert
The evil one turns good
Flaky dust
Rocks rise
Living again
Crisis
An amazing light
Vegeta rises
From the depths of the underworld
Insane!
Absolutely Mad
A abnormal superhero
A force to be reckoned with
A super saiyan
Crisis again
Vegeta doesn’t choose to fight
He chooses for supremacy
Never turning evil
Until he succeeds his rival
Goku San
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