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Eighth Grade Poems - Poems about Eighth Grade

HO HO WHOA Second Chance algorithm drawing for January 17, 2025
...HO HO WHOA Second Chance algorithm drawing for January 17, 2025 No matter I kept fingers and toes crossed, and waited with bated breath since January 2, 2025 even converted from skeptic to ortho......

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Categories: eighth grade, 7th grade, 8th grade,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member middle school woes
...a bathroom skirmish eighth grade gang of bullies middle school woes......

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Categories: eighth grade, 6th grade, 7th grade,
Form: Senryu



Premium Member Proficient Reading Cow
...Herbert did not say much about his proficient reading cow. But she read at an eighth-grade level, none of us knew how. We saw her reading the newspaper and an encyclopedia too. Unlike other cows, ......

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Categories: eighth grade, animal,
Form: Rhyme
Why I Write
...She, my best-friend, left me in eighth grade An emptiness that now finally fades Insecurity and trust issues came to stay A constant struggle, every single day But through the pain, I found a w......

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Categories: eighth grade, 12th grade, age,
Form: Rhyme
Where Art Thou Anonymous Benefactor To Offer Me Succor
...Where art thou anonymous benefactor...to offer me succor? Ah... methinks legal tender could be a boon to help me bolster mein kampf with necessary material equipage, which prospect to acquire......

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Categories: eighth grade, 8th grade, absence, anger,
Form: Free verse



Son Say Goodnight To Grandpa
...“Son”...”say goodnight to grandpa” Spurred by mother dearest as well as other politesse drummed into her second born fobbing blandishments as incentive tumbled off fingers of prodigal son tr......

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Categories: eighth grade, 12th grade, 3rd grade,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member I Recognize Daddys Penmanship
...I recognized the hand immediately Daddy never used cursive He dropped out of school in eighth grade. He always printed. Maybe he forgot cursive? His blocky dark blue letters were put painstaking......

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Categories: eighth grade, writing,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Miss D and Me
...Her name was Sharon And I in eighth grade, I spoke not a word As I sat in the s......

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Categories: eighth grade, 8th grade, 9th grade,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Preteens Reading Preferences
...Mystery books have been devoured by preteens since the fifties. I remember graduating from Nancy Drew to Trixie Belden. Or maybe it was the other way around. In eighth grade I discovered Agatha Ch......

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Categories: eighth grade, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Remembering Him
...I can’t pay attention, They have deprived me of my perception. My nose hurts, my eyes are sore and my frown is painful. In a room of people who never knew him. So sadly only I’ve seen him in eigh......

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Categories: eighth grade, crush,
Form: Free verse
Normal
...The definition of normal Is conforming to a standard; usual, typical, or expected. When I was graduating fifth grade All of my classmates were crying, They were sad To leave. Leave the school ......

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Categories: eighth grade, 11th grade, conflict, desire,
Form: Free verse
Maus Trap
...It’s Holocaust Remembrance Day Yet some in Tennessee Decided their curriculum, As is, just could not be. A book Art Spiegelman did write, A graphic novel, too, Described the way his parents l......

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Categories: eighth grade, america, history, school,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Fishing Is Fun
...FISHING is FUN Me Jack thirteen years old Smart intelligent bold. Son of a fisherman Also my Dad's fan. Studying in eighth grade Learnt fishing A to Z. Trying f......

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Categories: eighth grade, 8th grade, appreciation, fish,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Eighth Grade English
...Back in Eighth Graded Class of StraightWhiteMale English privilege I learned all healthy narratives must have at least one of three tension intentions Unlike sacred mythic prayer and fable m......

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Categories: eighth grade, culture, earth day, grandmother,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member I Wanted High Heels Not Low Heels
...When my mother said I could wear heels I thought HIGH heels; was disappointed it was almost a flat. About an inch high. It did not make a satisfying click. I had hoped to be taller. At five foot......

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Categories: eighth grade, woman, women,
Form: Narrative

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