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We Poems - Poems about We

Premium Member why were we fighting
the dragon conquered both armies, annihilating them with fire soldiers screamed as he incinerated both sides, their lines breeched. shields did not help them, and swords would not pierce his armor. soldiers were helpless, falling down as the dragon screeched in the mire. two witnesses lived to tell the tale, ten thousand and one dead. though on opposite sides during...

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Categories: we, fantasy,
Form: Rhyme
WE
Donkey. Elephant. Right, left, or center. We The People are the core Of our nation’s soul and we must defend her. Radical agendas, violence and hate won’t do We all must come together, black, white, red, blue; there’s so much more to do. Solidarity and prosperity lifting all boats on its tide. Put aside differences and focus on our goal. We are the people,...

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Categories: we, america, community, political,
Form: Suzette Prime



Premium Member The Change We Sought
Every revolution ever Devised by the most clever From the rot, they sever And souls naive Of anew, believe Assuming it not too far gone To rectify all that’s wrong They must be ready to stand up, then For combat in the villain’s den And although it is not as mighty The sword decides who holds the pen Yet history provides a warning And the idealist may...

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Categories: we, ireland,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member We Have What We Need
With only dirt, sunlight and water, a tiny seed can transform into a beautiful flower. So, there are no reasons or excuses for us to remain dormant and not flourish....

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Categories: we, growth, inspiration,
Form: Free verse
We built their prisons from their own blood
Their blood was the poison that would kill them Their presence blinding That's why they hate them They come too close and try to touch them But they didn't know that we are the sun That trying to block out the sun Would become their biggest problem Actions have consequences And we were their karma The one thing they...

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Categories: we, anger, discrimination, prejudice, prison,
Form: Free verse



Her words wrote the justice that we deserved
Basking in the sunlight In a field of flowers A peaceful look in her She looks up to the sky And realises how much she loves life This is all she wanted In a world that eradicates through hatred In this moment She felt grounded Listening to the sounds of nature She lost a lot of her...

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Categories: we, discrimination, hope, nature, prejudice,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member WE FORGOT RACISM TO REMEMBER SLAVERY
AS THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS GATHER SLAVE DECENDANTS TO BE LYNCHED OVER AND OVER AGAIN SIMPLY BECAUSE PETER GARGANO WAS FIRCED TO FAKE HIS DEATH TO COVER DRUG SMUGGLERS FROM MILWAUKEE TO COVER CAR BOMBS IGNITING MY FACE I AM TRULY BLESSED MY WONDERFUL HUSBAND IS INDEED MY KNIGHT IN SHINING ARMOUR WE FORGOT RACISM...

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Categories: we, allah,
Form: Naat
We Were Almost Always
There was a time your name felt like a beginning— a gentle unfolding of everything soft in a world that had grown too loud. You weren’t just someone I loved. You were a season. A chapter where the pages turned slower just to make it last. We were never chaos, never fire. We were rain on windows, late-night playlists, hands brushing in silence. Almosts wrapped in always. Goodbyes hidden...

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Categories: we, art, deep, heartbreak,
Form: Free verse
Unboxing Apocalypse - Part 2, We Will Make Love Roasting
(Elai:) Then let the flame be the altar. Let our skin crackle like old vinyl records, looping the moan that ended time. Let the kiss taste of ember— the tongue, a brand; the breath, smoke that carries our names to where gods go to weep. And when our bodies fuse between passion and combustion, I won’t beg to live. I’ll beg to die with you. So roast...

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Categories: we, death,
Form: Free verse
We Wear The Mask
We Wear The Mask by Paul Laurence Dunbar After poem by Olabosoye Wemimo Olaoluwa Love of our land's labour should make us proud; The efforts, time, and energy put through... Well enough to place our pride clear as vowed. But we wear the mask of pain we don't plowed, When slavery is to labourers in blue... Love of our land's labour...

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Categories: we, blue, class, discrimination, farm,
Form: Villanelle
Premium Member When We Spoon Revision
Your back, a velvet crescent, draws my chest like gravity. I map the slope of you slowly, each breath a question my hands almost ask. Flesh hums between folds of cotton, heat slipping into heat — a kind of friction language forgets, where fingertips write what mouths resist. You arch, slightly — a sigh or a signal, and my pulse answers before I do. This hush...

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Categories: sensual, sexy, sweet love,
Form: Free verse
We would have built
A green gust dancing amidst the leaves of ferns In the obscure dawn, the birds are all restive. Had we all been a swarm of unleashed birds For sure we would have built a Mediterranean sea __________________ 25 June 2025 ...

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Categories: we, bird, imagery, metaphor, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Have we lost our first love for Jesus Christ
O Gracious and Holy Almighty God and Everlasting Father, Have your redeemed children lost our first love for Thee? Is your only begotten Son, Jesus Christ, no longer taking His center stage and rightful place in our all too hectic lives? Don't we know when it was the last time that watery tear drops Freely flowed from our eyes, when...

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Categories: we, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Premium Member When We Spoon
Your back, a shoreline my breath returns to, warm as tidewater held past midnight. I trace the hush between your shoulder blades — a silence taught to speak in skin. The room forgets its corners. Only the curve of us remains: two commas curling into a sentence neither of us dares to end. My knee behind yours, a lock finding its key. Even the sheets...

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Categories: sensual, sexy, sweet love,
Form: Free verse
We fell in love in ole Dell Rio
Wear something nice Not to fancy Check the heels On those shoes Tonight I feel like dancing This is a lovers Interlude Iwe feel in love in Ole Dell Rio Under a Strawberry Moon It ain't that complicated It's our destiny I assume She's such a sophisticated Lady Darling can I hold your Hand It's a privilege to say Your my lady I'm so proud to be your man Now and then I would Answer If only you would...

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Categories: we, happy, music, song, sound,
Form: Ballad

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