Robert Moore

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01/27/2022861 Free verse
03/06/2021898 Free verse
12/18/2020455 Free verse
12/18/2020490 Free verse
06/07/2020587 Rhyme
05/07/2020551 ABC
05/06/20201299 Free verse
04/09/2020645 Free verse
02/24/2020406 Free verse
02/09/2020479 Rhyme
02/06/2020614 Free verse
02/04/2020361 Free verse
11/08/2019549 Free verse
11/06/2019899 Rhyme
10/27/2019542 Free verse
10/24/2019623 Free verse
10/10/2019545 Rhyme
10/09/2019602 Rhyme
09/24/2019479 Free verse
09/22/2019444 Free verse
09/17/2019524 Rhyme
09/11/2019430 Free verse
09/07/2019433 Free verse
09/06/2019711 Rhyme
08/08/2019684 Free verse
07/30/2019896 Free verse
07/28/2019413 Free verse
07/27/2019793 Rhyme
07/17/2019734 Free verse
07/13/2019646 Rhyme
07/11/2019453 Verse
07/10/2019537 Free verse
07/09/2019472 Free verse

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One Girl and One Boy inspirational, love, moral, romantic,

Biography

As a Stroke Survivor my occupational therapist recommended journaling to help my brain and hand. So why did I choose poetry? Expression is available in many forms from truth to fiction, love to hate, sadness to gladness, spiritual to erotic romance, release of emotion. But mainly it allows me to be creative and gives me a sense of purpose.

Feeling like a simple man but yet complex.  I’m just learning to express thoughts spiritual, motivational, sensual and others. Enjoy my journey.

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