Thirteen Poems - Poems about Thirteen

A voice recorded, soft but clear, Echoes pain we failed to hear. Hannah spoke from shadows deep, Of secrets buried none should keep. A hallway's whisper, locker stares, Unseen wounds and empty chairs. A photo passed, a cruel slight, Each reason dimmed another light. Justin's love turned into blame, Jessica’s tears, the haunting shame. Bryce’s smirk, a predator’s grin, The silence loud—it let him win. Clay rewinds...

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Elevator! Take me to thirteenth floor! I'm sorry, Dave! I'm afraid I can't do that! Indeed the panel lights skip a beat, Beyond the limit of what one hand can count. Off the precipitous cliff into the valley periphery, Into the shaky, rebellious and withdrawn teens Between childhood, tears and grown-up years. A baker's dozen, a boost to some! Or the...

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Q According to Mike, Repoman 64 ,if Jesus was crucified in 30 AD, would 40 years later be in 70 AD, when the Roman General Titus, destroyed the temple of Jerusalem? A Yes, thirty years plus forty years=70 years Q What's the average generational life span according to Psalm...

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As I look into his hazel eyes, Unfolds a story about his past life. He was thirteen, Leaving his life behind, In exchange for a brighter future, Putting on the mask of the american dream But he was young, He was lost, He was left alone at a stranger’s house, Oh how hungry he was Still the food wasn’t his, So he didn’t eat for three...

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From thirteen colonies, a nation rose, With liberty's flame, forever it glows. Delaware first, its colors bold, "Liberty and Independence" proudly hold. Pennsylvania next, with virtue's might, "Virtue, Liberty, and Independence" burning bright. New Jersey joins, with freedom's plea, "Liberty and Prosperity" for all to see. Georgia stands tall, with wisdom's grace, "Moderation and Justice" in its embrace. Connecticut thrives, a spirit true, "He who transplanted...

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many girls at thirteen want to be seen as unique declared amazing in their attributes appreciated for their individuality then Susie wears a polka-dotted frog hat with roaming eyes six roaming eyed frog hats are purchased the next day Jenny brings her salamander in to show him off. the pet store has a rush on salamanders two days later girls at thirteen...

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Fawning for apples undeserving, I'm done with every inch of that; Flirt like you did at thirteen, love with no boundaries; Pure and innocent; Make me believe you'd die to not hurt me....

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You became great at merely just thirteen. Success, that's what your life really mean, Your intelligence, scares their crowd thin. Hating your great achievements, a grave sin Your good look, the best that has ever been, Your greatness troubles them like a strong gin, It's with cups of favours, your blessings drink, Today is yours, by those with brains to think. Praising your...

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Today if the LORD is asking you the self same questions that he both asked the prophet Isaiah 6:8. the others Old Testament people, and lastly yours truly. What shall become your own responses to him: if he asked you the self same questions? The Genealogy of David Ruth 4:18-22 conclusion This then is the family line of...

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Woodsman on a prowl Sneaking around like an owl Noticing innocents getting a fright Watchman you are a good knight Defending partiers in a plight Battling a monster in a murderous fight Erich you guarded them all Despite the rainfall Where thunder clapped Lightning snapped Spotlighting your heroic stage Heralded by the girls maturing in age...

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I. Among twenty different brightly colored toys, The only moving thing Was the beak of a noisy parrot. II. I was of three family members, Like a family tree In which there is a noisy parrot. III. The noisy parrot screeched relentlessly piercing the silent black night. Smothering all sounds with her beaky plight. IV. Three shrill family members together Are one. Three shrill family members and...

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The thirteenth kingdom says that he is the word so great Born from the king of kings, who gave his dear son a mandate To enter the world the word formed as it is his fate The word received glory before he left through heaven’s gate And entered the flowing waters to...

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The seventh kingdom sings that he was a drop of gold Who fell from the sky of golden sunlight to earth so cold Dragons brought that drop to their caves thousands of years old It grew into a gold child who shone for all to behold A white dove baptised him, and brought him back...

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All the stars and their kingdoms use Christ’s name in error Muttering to themselves “Who is this quiet torchbearer?” “Where did he come from; what place birthed this wise wayfarer?” “How did this soul come here? Why did he come, this cross bearer?” The dancing stars asked, “Why are we in a swirling mist?” “Where did...

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Psychologically still thirteen Ordinarily meaning pre Internet days familiarization with me would entail bringing the avid listener into my private mancave hideaways less a physical place than a juncture in relationship, (whereby one or the other of us) would adopt the guise of liaise to gently coax (seal) along trust, whereby ye might interject supportive praise spurring me...

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