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Turpitude Poems - Poems about Turpitude
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..."Hoping all your consequences are happy ones." Bob Barker on Truth or Consequences Mediacraft attacks could conclude if words split wrong from right. Grace and mercy would g......
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Reason A. Poteet
Categories:
turpitude,
11th grade, desire, truth,
Form:
Rhyme
In consideration
...Just a line or two to you..And them and some others too.' I with my faults..And they're not few.' Took some time and I will still.' To drop some comments through thick and thin I used my mind, and......
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Joe Maverick
Categories:
turpitude,
education,
Form:
Rhyme
The Final Solution I
...As innocence receives the mark of man a war is waged in silent turpitude. It seeps within the solace of the land erasing all in morbid solitude. For any souls so deemed to be unfit are subjects ......
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Mark Massey
Categories:
turpitude,
world war ii,
Form:
Crown of Sonnets
Lovely enchantress of cyberspace
...Lovely enchantress of cyberspace Betwixt and between us lies an immense untraversable realm of never knowable forbidding possibilities quixotic, rhapsodic, sympathetic, telepathic..., where ta......
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Matthew Harris
Categories:
turpitude,
absence, adventure, anxiety, betrayal,
Form:
Free verse
The Battle of Britain II
...A pulsing motive met them in the sky to paint his birds before they flew your way, then talons reared, determined to deny the devil’s flying wolves a win this day. Your heaven’s filled relentless......
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Mark Massey
Categories:
turpitude,
world war ii,
Form:
Crown of Sonnets
The Voice
...Though hope retreats, a master seized the reins to steer his legions straight into the storm. He stands as stone while motivation wanes and cityscapes recede beneath the swarm. For steel, like......
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Mark Massey
Categories:
turpitude,
angst, anxiety, world war
Form:
Rhyme
Though London Burns
...And, never cede shall be the battle cry as London braces ‘neath a screaming tide. Though flames from hell kept falling from the sky, tenacity was not to be denied. Relentless fire, with no relie......
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Mark Massey
Categories:
turpitude,
world war ii,
Form:
Sonnet
Poland I
...Humanity is destined to dissolve when fear consumes the minds of timid kings. Such pandering lets lunacy evolve and impotence is forced to face its sting. An evil wind, with blustering conceit, ......
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Mark Massey
Categories:
turpitude,
world war ii,
Form:
Crown of Sonnets
Battle for the Atlantic I
...When anarchy consumes a barren soul, the hatred overwhelms the beating heart. It sickens minds and steals the body whole then rips the cloth of empathy apart. Existence lies between what evil c......
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Mark Massey
Categories:
turpitude,
world war ii,
Form:
Crown of Sonnets
My Resolutions Contribution
..."I don't call them New Year's Resolutions. I prefer the term: Casual Promises to myself that I am under no legal obligation to fulfill." ......
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Lin Lane
Categories:
turpitude,
new year,
Form:
Rhyme
Quagmire
...“Fathomless faith gets divine blessings to rise from the entrapping evil marsh” – Quote by Poet On squalid quicksand you walked obsessed and weary, gripped by the demons of sin as vicious......
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Subimal Sinha-Roy
Categories:
turpitude,
blessing, devotion, evil,
Form:
Rhyme
Not Stabbed Neither Poisoned Nor Sick
...He was clamored dead! Without being stabbed, Without being poisoned, Without being sick: The angels' arch summoned him To see the Heavens and Hell And samples of judging the just and the unjus......
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Albert Boima
Categories:
turpitude,
12th grade, death, fate,
Form:
Narrative
A Fiendish Destitution
...While we dwell to this dreidel, I seek to know before a sear, Even in the most ineluctable dandle, The fruit to which may indeed bear; In the imbue oblivion, I tell a riddle, Most morass yet mer......
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Tile Tersoo
Categories:
turpitude,
3rd grade, africa, allusion,
Form:
Free verse
Optimum Turpitude
...That night, under the stars Whispers of Gotham Under the wide open sky Don't bring trouble to the innocent As the bombs keep falling Our world burns Our dreams lie under the rubble ......
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Sotto Poet
Categories:
turpitude,
analogy, bereavement, world,
Form:
Free verse
-the Turpitude Anthem-
...Got a Lil too much body Show too much am a hottie Fantasy to your Ecstasy But you ain't really care about this body All you wanna drive a Bugatti You ain't really wanna build up this story ......
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Doeley Anani
Categories:
turpitude,
abuse, hate, women,
Form:
Rhyme
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