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Up A Wall Poems - Poems about Up A Wall

Fall
...Tell me, do you feel anything ? I believe you do. But you possess the sleight of hand to put up a wall. And I, feel like a fool without any professional magic to protect me, and I always......

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Categories: up a wall, feelings,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member My Grandmother's Pot Plants
... Against the side fence, four long planks of wood ascended like steps supported on pillars of old red bricks serving as a stand for my Grandmother's collection of potted plants. Cuttings......

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Categories: up a wall, absence, grandmother, loss, memory,
Form: Free verse



A Friendship Fallout
...I don not know how to feel My broken heart will never heal It is bruised, broken and shattered From the awful way you battered It to pieces blow by blow I wish you could only know How you cut m......

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Categories: up a wall, anger, feelings, friendship, heartbroken,
Form: Rhyme
Dear Stranger
...Dear Stranger, it's odd to call you that but to be fair that is what you are. I only have three years of memory of you. The rest are just stories I've heard through the years. That's all you a......

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Categories: up a wall, dad, life,
Form: Free verse
Back Against the Wall
...I hide behind the walls that I built Made from failure and pride And sorrow And guilt Just leave your name and number On the back of my wall And when I climb over I’ll give ‘ya a call ......

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Categories: up a wall, depression, emotions, life, mental
Form: Rhyme



Momma Said
...Land sakes alive what you been into child. The sun is hot but the wind is mild. My nose itches, Someone’s coming with a hole in their britches. Haven’t seen you in a coon’s age. A hooting and......

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Categories: up a wall, poetry,
Form: Rhyme
How I Broke a Man
...He gave my heart hope when it was broken into many pieces, But I shattered his into millions and billions of pieces and looked away. He gave me hope when all was lost and destined for failure, But......

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Categories: up a wall, heartbreak,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Blue
...As the shadows flee, my dear, you have me sighing, but into the sea the sun I can see dying. You are so carefree. Please don’t let me be crying. Yes, it now is night, and nothing feels ri......

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Categories: up a wall, love hurts,
Form: Rhyme
Wasted Love
...We’ve been through the same cycle for what seems a million times; I love you, I hate you, then for just a second, you’re off my mind. I find a distraction, pursue someone new, but it takes no time at......

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Categories: up a wall, heartbroken, hurt, moving on,
Form: Rhyme
Dear Heart
...Dear Heart, I’d like to file a formal complaint It seems that your an obsessive overachiever That you take your job a little to seriously Dear Heart, Please stop breaking yourself into a milli......

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Categories: up a wall, heart, longing, love,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Suzette Suzette
...We thought we’d be the first kids there, this was totally wrong. Hundreds of people were shoved into Great-grandma’s tiny house. Maybe fifty, anyway a lot. I did not know any of them. Come in! sa......

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Categories: up a wall, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Light Verse
Henpecked
...We were drinking in the Eagles Nest; a cozy little pub, one Friday evening after work completed in the scrub. Most of us are timber workers, who get paid on Friday night, so we’re all cashed up an......

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Categories: up a wall, humor,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Laziness Is Not a Virtue
...Many lazy people in the U.S. of A. Are living off of the burden taxpayers pay, Living the dream, Me wanna scream Looney bin truck coming to carry me away. People who will not work drive me up ......

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Categories: up a wall, how i feel, irony,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Don'T Quit
...Winners do not quit; and quitters do not win. I once read a story of a middle ages warrior who was being held prisoner. While in prison, he observed an ant seeking to carry a grain of corn up a ......

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Categories: up a wall, basketball, childhood, dedication,
Form: Limerick
To Armour Or Skin
...A Shakespearean Parody to Hamlet (“To be or Not to be..”) To wear my armor or only my bare skin- that is the question: Whether ‘tis stronger to wear imperme......

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Categories: up a wall, deep, lost, parody,
Form: Free verse

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