Short Get What You Give Poems

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Life is a mirror

Life is a mirror 
You get what you give
What's held inside 
It's what you feel
What's on your mind
It's what you dream 
What you believe 
It's the mirror of life
It's poetry 


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Form: Rhyme


Rebirth of a criminal baby

What did I do to you in my past life to get what you give in this one 
What crime did I commit to you to get you to love me like you do
Is there anything I can do to pay for my crimes or will this be my eternal punishment

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All that you give will come back to you
You always get what you give
Love in gorgeous times
Love in bad times
Love in faded evenings
Love in days wooing
Love in sessions
Loves in digs
Love in your arrangements
Love in your ways
Love in low
Love in high
All that you give love you back
Love doggone gives
Govern you

you get what you give

You get what you give
If you give respect respect to others
You will get respect
If you mistreat you friends
You are going to lose them
And you will end up alone
And isolated
From the outside world
If you make a promise to
Your friends you should keep it
If you break the promise
You will be letting your
Friends down
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Rest In What You'Re Doing

You get what you give 
Now I'm simply returning the favor 
Of all the deception 
You so graciously delivered

Around you I only smile 
Despite the insults that you guile 
If you wanted to be happy you could too 
But you just can't stop the things you do 

Call me heartless or even ruthless 
My sympathy for you remains fruitless 
You dug this grave and I can only hope 
It's comfortable enough for you
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