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Wpm Poems - Poems about Wpm


Physiognomy
...Social media became the judge that poisoned physiognomy Social media now has its own psychology There is no more genuine face to face interactions, because lust floods biology The face has been e......

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Categories: wpm, body, men, poetry, psychological,
Form: Blank verse
Whomst
...Sound waves A warm hug from the past A merging of genres seen before A style, a bpm, a trend As an outsider trying to see from within An unreliable lens More so than those within A letter fr......

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Categories: wpm, horse,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member For Your Consideration 2
...Consider this:"An average American English speaker engaged in a friendly conversation speaks at a rate of approximately 110–150 wpm. The following are approximations of conversations between my frie......

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Categories: wpm, death, friendship,
Form: Prose
Serendipity
...Serendipity I spent all afternoon just filling out the application. Actually it was about twenty five minutes if you don’t count the time waiting in line to fill it out. The damn thing was fou......

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Categories: wpm, happiness, work, drug,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Mother
...My mother sweeping up the floor, Or greeting neighbors at the door. Stopping for a cup of tea, With cookies and some milk for me. She’d make the beds, do other chores Before hanging the clothe......

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Categories: wpm, mother, mother, mothers day,
Form: Couplet



Premium Member Shadows
... reflected light of moonshine brightening the dark of night and casting eerie shadows proof sun still exists wpm 2nd......

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Categories: wpm, nature,
Form: Dodoitsu
Premium Member Big Grey
...Big Grey was my favorite cat of all time. He came with no grand pedigree. He didn't need that for that wonderful cat Had enormous affection for me. He was but a stray who somehow found his way ......

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Categories: wpm, petscat,
Form: Narrative

Book: Reflection on the Important Things