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Short Pardoning Poems

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Presidential Pardons
by Wayne Wysocki

As the president pardoned the turkey
From a fate so horribly grim,
He couldn't help but wonder
Who would be pardoning him....

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Categories: pardoning, humorous, thanksgiving,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Plain Pretty - Ah
precious pink petals
promising peace, passion, praise
polite pardoning





Alliterku Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Charles Messina
February 28, 2023...

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Categories: pardoning, appreciation, beautiful, flower, rose,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member PARDONING HELL

PARDONING HELL 
(Red Monday Justified)
It’s one thing forgiving those who have erred.
Criminal and criminals a free herd:-
it's another to grant then clemency;
Their injustice stampeding you and me:
Hell, what a term this is going to be:- 
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Categories: pardoning, allegory, allusion, america, analogy, irony, life, political,
Form: Quintain (English)
Premium Member Pardon Me, What
Turkey
Has
Absolutely
No
Knowledge
Salivating
Gourmands
Ingest
Vittles
Involving
Neighboring
Gobblers

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musing on the annual tradition of pardoning turkeys at thanksgiving...

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© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: pardoning, silly, thanksgiving,
Form: Acrostic
It's Fine, Really
I guess I’m narcissistic
I suppose I’m masochistic.
Fitting into just another statistic. 

Hah, go figure.

I guess this is my delusion.
I suppose I enjoy seclusion. 
Pardoning me from inclusion. 

I like being alone.

I guess I am depressed.
I suppose I am obsessed,
With this I am possessed. 

It is my only friend....

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Categories: pardoning, self,
Form: Rhyme



Shh
Shh…
Shuttered the stifling air
Confining her innocence
Clinging to a teddy bear

Shh…
Ruffled the blanket of lies
Concealing her trembling
The lids to her cries

Shh…
Echoed the corners of the room
Beneath the glowing ceiling
Of a neon moon

Shh…
Creaked the rays of flight
Unlocking morning
Pardoning night

Jesus, she whispered
Lowering her weary head
Do you know why my father
Comes to my bed...

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Categories: pardoning, childhood, daughter, father, introspection, mother, sympathy,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Peacespeaker NOT 4 CONTEST
Pardoning sin with heart of gold
Emerald grace encouraging soul
Amber halo atop head should be
Christ wore thorns and rode donkey
Empty cups he filled with red wine
So full of holy love lavender divine
Perfect peace an example for all
Elegant yet simple walking so tall
Angelic smile calming creates peace
King of kings walking on sea
Engaging teacher gifted from above
Ready to die to prove his love...

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Categories: pardoning, angel, appreciation, art, christian,
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member Shyness
Shyness! I professed to be pardoning. I was advancing in seeing an astute man. There may, in any case, be different perplexing concerns. What else? the heaviness of the breeze all over my face. Furthermore, the inertia leaves mud scars. Moreover, my heart is blurred. Is your conduct alike mine? Bow her head, she said. I believe you're insane. Love your warmness.
Written: September 8, 2021
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© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: pardoning, analogy, character, emotions, encouraging,
Form: Free verse
Tsunami
Holding a balloon on the beach, Suddenly flies out of reach. They look at the sea, To find a roaring Tsunami. What’s a Tsunami? A wave caused by an eruption Deep in the sea, A place where none can see, A place where none can be. Destruction everywhere by the sea, More pardoning can’t it be? I hear small children’s cries, And see a chair fly by. So thankful, to the Lord You should be. To not be a part of The destruction of the sea.
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Categories: pardoning, natural disasters
Form: Free verse
The Stain You Left
Triple Tetractys 2 - Poetry Contest Sponsor: Eve Roper Oh My soul Bleeds for you No time to grieve The stain you left took pity upon me I needed your rain to quench my lost thirst no pardoning for my ache inside me I need to forgive you for affliction the stain you left broke my silence once more Syllable Count: 1, 2, 3, 4, 10, ~ 10, 4, 3, 2, 1, ~ 1, 2, 3, 4, 10 Syllables Checked: howmanysyllables.com Date Written: July 15, 2016
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© Lu Loo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: pardoning, farewell, lost love, silence,
Form: Tetractys

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