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Threw Up My Hands
Threw Up My Hands Poems - Poems about Threw Up My Hands
Your Hand Reached Down
...??Isaiah? ?59:1?-?2? ?NIV?? [1] Surely the arm of the Lord is not too short to save, nor his ear too dull to hear. [2] But your iniquities have separated you from your God; your sins have hidden his......
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Stephan McBride
Categories:
threw up my hands,
faith,
Form:
Free verse
Hot Heat
...Oh Boy! Oh WoW! It's sure hot out there! It near sears the lungs, To just breathe the air. Can't walk the dog, 'Cause the sun's baked the streets. Can't go for a ride, 'Cause the sun's baked......
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Judy Ball
Categories:
threw up my hands,
summer, sun,
Form:
Quatrain
Settling Old Grudges, Part Iii
......They sent a copy of an old tin-type, a picture of Milton and his bride, one look at it and I knew the whole truth, Small Doe in the fighting had not died. A DNA test confirmed what I thought......
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David Welch
Categories:
threw up my hands,
community, conflict, family, father
Form:
Narrative
Something's Bugging Me
... Looking at a tiny ant, I thought, "Shall I kill thee or shall I not?" When a mosquito my hand did bite, I hit out at it in spirited spite, Then from the corner of my eye, I saw a cockr......
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Joanna Daniel
Categories:
threw up my hands,
fun, insect,
Form:
Rhyme
Liberation·anguish
...Once upon a time I was pressed in on all sides Tired, worn out I threw up my hands And threw in the towel My spirit was so sour In the quiet I cried And then almost died Or so I thought ......
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Joshua Angell
Categories:
threw up my hands,
inspirational
Form:
Free verse
Thrown For Looms
...I came down on a cloud to take a peek at you. I rode through the funnels and the rains of booms. It was all that I could do. To not be thrown for looms. The clouds carried me over the desert sand......
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Ann Rich
Categories:
threw up my hands,
adventure, allegory, fantasy, imagination,
Form:
Rhyme
Two Women
...Two Women I looked into a window and saw two women whose hopes had been ripped away from them. And they lost all natural beauty, And a man from the dessert was walking heavy laden, burdened wi......
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Woodrow Lucas
Categories:
threw up my hands,
faith, lost, hope, lost,
Form:
Blank verse