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Capitol Building Poems - Poems about Capitol Building


A civil war ferociously raged
...A civil war ferociously raged... within complex edifice... derelict hulking corpse delineated courtesy seared, singed, smoldered smithereens formerly robust warrior slain during prime of his l......

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Categories: capitol building, age, america, angst, anxiety,
Form: Free verse
Donald Trump 's Ironic Speeches
...President Donald Trump's ironic speeches, When President Donald Trump was portraying some hidden agendas of some African countries publicly. Some old Africans leaders thought of provocations an......

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Categories: capitol building, encouraging, political,
Form: Free verse



Mark My Word
...Mark my word... Das führer Donald Trump will return with a vengeance Trump wracked up an impressive $122.00 million war chest accumulating $82.00 million merely proffering impish grin betwee......

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Categories: capitol building, 12th grade, abuse, america,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member First African-American To Make a Clock In the American Colonies-Benjamin Banneker-
...Benjamin Attended a Quaker school only African-American, interested in Mathematics and mechanics, clocks, and astronomy Lover of ... the stars, planets and creator of 1st Almanac Who feel......

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Categories: capitol building, appreciation, dedication, history, imagination,
Form: Bio
Premium Member Questions For the January 6 Commision
...WARNING: POLITICAL CONTENT “I know that everyone here will soon be marching over to the capitol building to peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard...." ~President Trump, Ja......

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Categories: capitol building, political,
Form: List



He Came To Them In Sheep's Clothing
...One day an evil man came to them in sheep’s clothing, To lead them into his evil ways he was hoping. So treacherous and evil was this ravenous wolf, Feeding off of their ignorance while he played ......

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Categories: capitol building, black african american, immigration,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member How Will We Label It
...A baby was born with carotene skin and left on a Senator’s doorstep in Washington. This neonate’s pigment was reddish orange, bright too, unusually garish. How will we label it? The lawmakers fr......

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Categories: capitol building, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse
Ode To My Generation
...They speak about rights they picket in front of the Capitol Building--standing holding signs written in markers about freedoms their parents never had. in speeches, they talk about the figh......

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Categories: capitol building, life
Form: I do not know?

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