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Cleaning teeth, what a relief,
When you know where they have been,
What I forced them to eat today
Really was obscene.
Robbie
of Saint Claire's Heights
nose bled everyday cause
he was afraid of heights so forced
to move.
2019 September 23
Henry Wallis a social realist
with literal art did persist
A triangle scandal forced him to excile
givingup painting meanwhile
sleepless nights
brilliant stars fight
poetic soul fortitude, forced into servitude
views fade away
quintessence gives way
Long was I forced to do for us both,
Now, all I want is you.
How can my heart understand what it does,
Yet, still have that be true?
once a parrot named kevin
wanted to fly to heaven
so he flew and flew
but when out of view
was forced to land in akron.
lost eyes
of native girls enslaved
by traffickers
beaten and forced into sex
and I grew up complaining
of harvesting beans and corn
Hope
Dampened
Melting to
Shadows within
You are the disease
Burn like the damp leaves
Forced together
Karma's due
Happened
Woke
once a young student from gilroy
wished to marry a tomboy
parents protested
had him arrested
forced him to join the bolshoi.
Loss
Of what
We have known
Forced to adjust
Within the unknown
What will happen?
To us all
In these
Times
Heidi Sands
7/24/20
If a balloon is pumped more air in to it than it can expand itself
no doubt it bursts because limit is forced to be out
My mind is the center of a star
A nuclear fusion of ideas
The lighter atoms of the self
Are forced together
And become solid
And beautiful.
Rose
You don’t pull the petals of a rose to make it bloom.
Perfection should never be forced.
By
Josehf Lloyd Murchison
dancing a jig needing to pee, down with the drawers, got stung by a bee, forced to flee
10/9/2016
Funny One Liner
Sponsored by: Silent One
A warning flashes across the glass
ending in a world of wires
an ptical illusion
forced through a camera
fog
then nothing
the world is gone
The first rays of light
Touching the frost on the roof
Of my neighbor's house.
The sound of forced-air heating
Mingling with the taste of tea.
In church he longed for the rood
Which forced him to act so rude
The crucifix he wants
In his thoughts he flaunts
To escape and not be pursued
Yes, we were forced into national pride,
Singing the anthem at assembly time,
Little patriots to the core,
God saved something in times of yore!
My mind wandering
consumed I am forced to write;
Lost words coming back
You will read this and think twice;
Yes, you are stealing my thoughts.
limitless valley
forced separated instinct
lost my caribou
~Written By: Laura Loo~
~Date Written: February 14, 2016~
There was once a man called Lavity
Who suffered the forced of gravity
His balls would sag
So he carried ‘em in a bag
He even knocked out a cavity
I'm forced to wonder when I see
Horrid beings such as these
Did God not know that dirty, nasty, ugly features
Make the most ungodly creatures?
My parents were strict and arbitrary.
I knew no Easter bunny or tooth fairy.
To get out of the closet at any time,
I was forced to speak in rhyme.
I am forced to stop
the dead end holds me in place
I have left you in sorrow
I know I need you
without you I am nothing
I am returning to you
In a wealthy country forced cheap labor helps the rich become richer
Poem Contest entry: Paradox of Life Contest
Sponsor: JCB Brul
Dated 27/04/2121