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Signer Poems - Poems about Signer


Premium Member To my friend, Miguel
...To my friend, Miguel Almost seventeen years, do you remember? We met in Canterbury We lived in the same house. In a silent, English-style, beautiful road Miguel, Miguel. My old soul brother. M......

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Categories: signer, fate, friendship, life,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member All Twelve Apostles: A Tyburn
...~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ PETER or SIMON the YOUNGER ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ slower lower grower thrower Christ calls~"Have faith,"~slower~lower~rock Build church~confuse~grower~thrower~flock ......

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Categories: signer, allusion, analogy, appreciation, baptism,
Form: Tyburn



A Tuberculoid South Africa Miner
...A tuberculoid South African miner Was lately turned down by fiancée Dinah; What shall her decision change to also move Mount Sinai, Her lover part time book binder To better forget his trusted Pr......

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Categories: signer, anxiety, emotions, environment, health,
Form: Rhyme
What's In a Name
...What's in a name I looked at my name and I now must confide I found so many things that were waiting inside I checked all the letters for what there could be And sat there amazed by the s......

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Categories: signer, fun,
Form: Rhyme
Reflections By Commodore John Barry
...“He fought often and once bled in the cause of freedom, but his habits of War did not lessen in him the peaceful virtues which adorn his private life.” Doctor Benjamin Rush, signer of the Declaratio......

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Categories: signer, adventure, autumn, dedication, history,
Form: Epic



Premium Member The Scientific Way To Do Mathematics
...As air and leaf litter are substrate for the bird. And what makes a human. Separation from the substrate. Believing the substrate and the subject are separately defined. Whatever gives the poem ......

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Categories: signer, bird, friend, imagination, math,
Form: Verse
Premium Member The Darkest - Blackest Tuesday (Part Lll)
...Now Children the pink and purple pails are for the girls, blue and green for the boys We are going berry picking down by the stone wall Mr. Bethel said we could pick his berries too The stone wal......

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Categories: signer, childhood, confusion, family, history,
Form: Narrative

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