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Turn Over Poems - Poems about Turn Over


Premium Member Anathema Woman
Her independence deferred History wipe, silenced in denial Component of family unit secure Current form stands as emblem ...

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Categories: turn over, art, candy, character, cinderella,
Form: Rhyme
Baby Turn Over Its Snowing
let stay home and get it on like old goat lets rock the boat do it slow there no place to go the wind is blowing its our clover BABY TURN OVER ITS SNOWING...

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Categories: turn over, giving, inspiration,
Form: Prose Poetry



Premium Member Turn Over To Me
I want your obedience I want your trust I want your time I want your investment I want your knowledge I want your regrets I want your love I want your tears I want your frets I want your fears I want your keep I want your finds I want your insight I want your deeds Know...

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Categories: turn over, faith,
Form: Free verse
Turn Over
Have you ever had one of those days, When nothing goes your way? And the night is long with noises Please don't tell my wife what I'm about to say You see my wife snores More than anyone I know She even shakes the bed at night Like a herd of buffalo Sometimes the people next door Will even call and complain They say...

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Categories: turn over, funnynight, wife, night,
Form: Rhyme
Turn Over
Like a rollercoaster i've been up and down but my heart stoped beating I felt like a clown back to the top i found what I've lost noone else know the feeling not even the cost those who are real never left my side with pride running through my eyes droping like rain, helps my head to rise my mind don't forget the pain. And...

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Categories: turn over, happiness, hope
Form: Rhyme



When I Turn Over
When I turn over And you’re not there I hate the thought of it You and me Separate tonight I search for your scent But I’ve washed it away Tossing and turning While looking for your hold...

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Categories: turn over, loss, lost love, love,
Form: I do not know?

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