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Sweepstake Poems - Poems about Sweepstake


I Relish Sparring Repartee of Clever Quips
...I relish sparring repartee of clever quips... Particularly, when voicing and/or writing bon mots doth betake chuckling clownlike me rumbled stilled skin, and e'en rouses this mummified corp......

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Categories: sweepstake, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse
My Eldest Sister Amelie Beth
...My eldest sister Amélie Beth... ever the amateur family entomologist Upon texting her a picture (countless moments ago since October ninth) unfamiliar delicate looking critter - (seen inside ......

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Categories: sweepstake, adventure, autumn, beautiful, brother,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Come the Night
...I waited for you in the night Holding my breath so wide awake The moon was high the stars shone bright I dreamt of holding you so tight Enough to fear two hearts might break I waited for you......

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Categories: sweepstake, desire, longing, night, passion,
Form: Villanelle
Premium Member Take This Week and Shove It!
...First comes orientation, so long and annoying! From HIPPA to OSHA oh, how boring. My first night, I made a mistake! Oh, how I wish I would win a sweepstake! The second night went by.. I hope......

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Categories: sweepstake, angst, confusion, depression, introspection,
Form: Burlesque
April Fools'
...(This is a fictional poem) My neighbor played an April fools' prank when he called me and said I won a sweepstake. I was furious when I learned it was all fake. When he said April fools', you ......

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Categories: sweepstake, childhood, cowboy-western, devotion, april,
Form: Alliteration



Lousy Postal Service
...(This is a fictional poem) Last week I received a letter that said I won a million dollar sweepstake. I got so mad that I started to shake. I know that the postal service can be slow. But this ......

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Categories: sweepstake, angst, anniversary, loss, me,
Form: I do not know?

Book: Reflection on the Important Things