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Best Offense Poems

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Heterosexual Sex ( Explicit) (No Offense)
I have found little in this 
and none in that 
I am a women 
but have yet to have 
a positive reaction to sex
at least...

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Categories: offense, life, love
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Capitol Offense
The White House is on a great lot
It's Washington's drive to it spot
But guards only train
That terror's to contain
So mentally ill there get shot


Author's note:...

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Categories: offense, bereavement,
Form: Limerick
What Offense
Heart of porcelain with crimson lips
Cracks a gap toothed grin
But troubled cobalt eyes
Reflect a sorrow deep within

Chestnut locks obscure his sight
As he now hangs his...

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Categories: offense, childhood, social
Form: Rhyme

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



No Offense
My bad is one way, but sorry is the best
To replenish the bliss that flows through my flesh
Your perfect to me but every bullet won’t...

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Categories: offense, loveme, sorry,
Form: Romanticism
Premium Member The Offense
The Offense

The days for a while were so happy
such a glow and a smile on his face, 
the holidays had come and gone
yet through it...

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Categories: offense, anger, heartbreak,
Form: Free verse
No Offense
Your words they stand eternally,
They’re words that cannot simply leave
They sink into my memory
Like stones set on misery

Tried to make some good of them,
Found it...

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Categories: offense, abuse, conflict, confusion, courage,
Form: Lyric



No Offense
Pondering from perch the other day,
a thought grew as two conversed.
Addendum to what you have to say,
gives quarter to him, sacred cursed.
Utterances,hurtful, make others tense.
Apathetically...

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© Ryan Tyler  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: offense, america, anti bullying, community,
Form: Rhyme
Offense - Quote By Anna Lo
"When someone offended us, doesn't mean we are willing to be hurt, but rather willing to 
forgive the offenses because we Love." .twitted on Twitter...

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© Anna Lo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: offense, inspirational, life, love,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member No Offense
No offense, one kid says.
But school lunch’s meat tastes like raccoon droppings.
Why would that be offensive? I wonder....

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Categories: offense, humorous, moon,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member No Offense Intended
Do you know I am
not dissin' you when I write
stuff I call haiku?

Soup makes me pick form
and sometimes that's only one
makes any sense 'tall.

Anyhow respect
(like,...

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Categories: offense, on writing and words,
Form: Haiku
Offense
I'm waiting-

Fences,

Offenses,

Come over!...

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Categories: offense, girl, romantic,
Form: Light Verse
The Preaching of the Gospel Ls An Offense To the Lost
The Preaching of the Gospel Is An Offense!

Scripture says the preaching of the gospel,
 is an offense to the lost.
Christ’ followers should share HIS news!...

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Categories: offense, character, christian, dedication, desire,
Form: Rhyme
Culinary Offense
"You shouldn't cook that!"

I heard them all say.

"Why, that's only served

on Christmas Day!"



"You shouldn't bake that,

Something else you must cook.

Our husbands will know

and how will...

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Categories: offense, food, funny, husband, wife,
Form: Rhyme
The Offense
Sometimes a human's smallest act
can cause a big misunderstanding.
Some eyes see only a slice of the fact,
so they let pride rule their heart.

They take offense...

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Categories: offense, introspection, life, people, philosophy,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member No Offense -But
No Offense - But

you take offense
		      to what I say

tell me I cannot say it

I take offence
		to your offense

you say...

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Categories: offense, confusion, rights, society, spoken
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things