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Takes One To Know One Poems - Poems about Takes One To Know One

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Premium Member If When How Where Who And Why?
...Why do they say you can't take money with you when you go? So what do you do if you go out shopping? The grass is 'always greener on the other side? Not if you have a sandy beach on the other......Read the rest...
Categories: takes one to know one, confusion, crazy, funny, riddle,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Number Four
...Number Four It takes one to know one, I'm sure you'd agree As it takes two to tango on a grand ballroom floor I've heard it's a crowd when the digit hits three So you really must go now, as you......Read the rest...
Categories: takes one to know one, dance, humor,
Form: Quatrain
Restoring Sanity
...I’m willing to care for myself and believe in a higher power, which is God of course I must admit! An inner peace that shares with me unconditional love - my broken-hearted spirit adores it Restori......Read the rest...
Categories: takes one to know one, endurance,
Form: Rhyme
Extinguisher
...When I was 19 years old I collapsed on my twin size collegiate bed With my head in my hands And I sobbed Because for the first time in my shallow existence My carefully curated victim complex w......Read the rest...
Categories: takes one to know one, anger, dark, identity, slam,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Know V No
...Of saints, it has been said, It takes one to know one. Of demons, it might be said, It takes 1 2 no 1.......Read the rest...
Categories: takes one to know one, caregiving, culture, health, humor,
Form: Free verse



Defined By Idioms
...Defined By Idioms Naked truth, bent nails dead men tell no tales bad Apple, broken mirrors burnt out light bulbs, crocodile tears spilt milk, goose chase two cents worth, rat race rotten egg......Read the rest...
Categories: takes one to know one, identity,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member I Never Talk To Strangers Anyways
...I never talk to strangers anyways. Stop me if you've heard this one. I feel as though we've met before. Perhaps I am mistaken but it's just that I remind you of someone you used to care about......Read the rest...
Categories: takes one to know one, change, identity, today,
Form: Free verse
Conceptualized Normality
...-Society's view of the normal person is so far off that I am yet to meet a single person that has told me that they are this normal we speak of. Nobody meets the unwritten requireme......Read the rest...
Categories: takes one to know one, allusion, analogy, anger, bullying,
Form: Prose Poetry
Ride To a Nuthouse
...Now I am sitting alone in this Funny wagon with my boom box and minding my own business along with a bunch of numskulls who thinks I am a nutcase like them— What a drag! And they think we are a......Read the rest...
Categories: takes one to know one, humorous,
Form: Free verse
Bardstown Road At a Glance
...The old, the new barely meet on the street of Bardstown road, yet diversity so unique, from Cherokee to the rarity, stepping forth in time with the antique structures surrounding you, from magnetic t......Read the rest...
Categories: takes one to know one, abuse, age, america, art,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member This Buds For You
...-This buds for you!- -It takes one to know one!- -I know you are, but what am I?- A second hand, on my stopwatch, going nowhere! You are a joker, a smoker, a midnight stroker <-------How, ab......Read the rest...
Categories: takes one to know one, abuse, addiction, anger, conflict,
Form: Free verse
Insinuate...
...All these thing you say to bring me down. Guess what you can say them again because I don't care. You think every word is painful. Idiot what's painful is seeing you try to hurt me. You can run y......Read the rest...
Categories: takes one to know one, peopleme, me,
Form: I do not know?

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