I spy an angel from heaven
I need the guarantee
of this remedy,
mentally be free
of my jealousy.
Ecstasy
escape to heavens,
Heavenly,
Read the guide carefully.
I wish to be seventy
and spread the density,
An angel's specialty
is her soft tendency.
We need them desperately
In Tennessee
Crunchy Nutty,
glutton sesame
On shelves readily
and great quality.
Gone are dreams yesterday,
No longer a sucker wannabe.
Only someone's vanity
can't express this melody.
& gone is my once destiny
to be
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Categories:
spy, abuse, bullying, childhood,
Form: Rhyme
The Spy and The Slave
The spy and the slave, worked to make the world domination of the King. One world order, under the King, making many fall to the knee.
The King was working a long-term plan, they had seeded for years and was waiting for the harvest, of all the crops he had planted. Making many not see
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Categories:
spy, allusion, america, analogy, betrayal,
Form: Rhyme
Eye Spy
If a wall had eyes,
What would they see?
Rooms filled with clutter,
And messes of debris.
If a wall had eyes,
How would they look?
Would they see a villain,
A hero, or a crook?
If a wall had eyes,
Would we see them peep?
I wondered what they’d see,
A body stuck in sleep?
If a wall had
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Categories:
spy, deep, humanity, identity, inspiration,
Form: Rhyme
Spy in the family
Sitting and crying in the waiting room
They face a life of gloom and doom
The father from another gang, was a spy
So the Man ordered that he must die.
You don’t spy on the Man
He kills you because he can
The Man has all the power
Because you, he will devour.
He will train you well
To serve him until you
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Categories:
spy, anxiety, betrayal, corruption, cry,
Form: Didactic
Traitorous Eye by Charles d’Orleans translation
French poems by Charles d’Orleans in modern English translations by Michael R. Burch
Traitorous Eye
by Charles d’Orleans
loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch
Traitorous eye, what’s new?
What lewd pranks do you have in view?
Without civil warning, you spy,
And no one ever knows why!
Who understands anything you do?
You’re rash and crass in your boldness too,
And your lewdness is hard
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Categories:
spy, death, fear, grave, heart,
Form: Rhyme
Secret Spy
These days I'm a double agent
Nothing exciting like being a spy
I'm just living two very different lives at the same time
I don't know who I am from one moment to the next
Will you see me or my armor?
I wear the mask of bravery waking up to face each new day
During the course of conversations
The light
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Categories:
spy, absence, anxiety, depression, grief,
Form: Free verse
SPY
Numbness poisoned flowers
spooky nights serenaded
with chattered cowers,
wounded grasp cascaded
panicked voices bloomed
mother's smile paraded
with gleams doomed,
yearning hopeless answers
as death roamed.
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Categories:
spy, death, emotions, feelings, freedom,
Form: Other
Spy Drone
Never careful here
I saw smokes from uphill
Our foes drawing near.
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Categories:
spy, computer, humanity, science, technology,
Form: Haiku
I knew a spy
I knew a spy who told me her truths.
She told me her lies so I could never surmise where the line lies, the line of the spy. The words and the eyes. The live and the die. The strange life it must be, the life of a spy.
I knew a spy who lived life a
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Categories:
spy, absence, adventure, appreciation, courage,
Form: Free verse
badgers spy the baby muskrats
Badgers were planning a picnic extraordinaire!
Red Jell-O mold towered high in the spring air.
Shall I put a cherry on top? Asked persnickety Claire.
Why not? Said another. Baby muskrats are here.
Where is your mama? Asked Mrs. Badger then.
The babies giggled and rolled and hung down a chin.
I hope she is safe, Mrs. Badger told her husband
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Categories:
spy, 1st grade, 2nd grade,
Form: Rhyme
Pearl of the Orient
See Saw, Margery Daw,
Marguerite - a pearl of a name…
stateswoman, socialite, singer?
No, a servant, soldier, and spy.
Could she be a latent
Margaret Thatcher?
No she's clearly a servant,
a nurse to prisoners of war.
Margarita, clearly a picture,
which brings to mind a debutante?
No, she's clearly a "soldier"
a POW herself soon enough.
Marguerite/a Musical,
does she dream of
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Categories:
spy, 11th grade, books, war,
Form: Free verse
Why would the US's government want banks to spy on their customers Q and A and commentary part two
Q: Would the US's government, under Biden/Harris, also want to use: Search and
Seizures affecting the bank accounts of Bible purchasing Christians?
A: Yes, of course that would also be one of the many reasons why the government
wants to keep tract of Bible
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Categories:
spy, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Prose
Why would the US's government want banks to spy on their customers? Q and A and commentary part one
Q: Why would our US's government want banks to spy
upon their Bible purchasing customers?
A: They want to keep tract of Bible believing Christians.
Q: Should Christians not purchase any new Bibles?
A: No, it doesn't.
Q: What methods of purchasing Bibles should they avoid?
A: Money orders, bank
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Categories:
spy, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Prose
New House Near the Road
A newly built house near the road
Where the prying eyes live like toads
To mind others is what they do everyday
They don't even have a holiday
Other than that, they're idle like slob
'cause prying on others is their only job
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Categories:
spy, 10th grade,
Form: Rhyme
007
I'd love to drive
A DB5
Be slim and nimble
Have a 'Q' issued thimble
Own a PPK
Called Walter some day
Raise an eyebrow at death
No intake of breath
Be attractive to women
Wear tight speedos to swim in
Have the Maldives as back-up
Let the Amex card rack-up
Pout on photos when taken
Rather martinis were shaken
It's a fantasy game
As I just stay the same
Not
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Categories:
spy, film,
Form: Rhyme
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