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Madd Poems - Poems about Madd


A Responsible Beginning
This is the night to bring in a new year You might want to celebrate with some beer That is quite all right As long as you have someone sober drive tonight Drinking and driving is not cool At best, you would drive like a fool Don’t be one of those that drink and drive The two just don’t...

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Categories: madd, anxiety, celebration, drink, holiday,
Form: Rhyme
Madd
MADD mother of two makes it clear: Drivers drink no spirits nor beer! She bought a spot In the parking lot The tombstone reads, "Wish you were here"!...

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Categories: madd, mother,
Form: Limerick



Premium Member So Socially Unacceptably Madd-
~the psycho socials sides socially subsidized social sides socially so ~ 9/20/20 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2020...

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Categories: madd, absence, adventure, anxiety, community,
Form: Alliteration
Premium Member Madd Madd Madd
joyful radiant life of the party snatched from our lives in a flash ~ drunk criminal driver AP: Honorable Mention 2021 Posted on April 3, 2018 MADD= Mothers Against Drunk Driving organization founded in 1980...

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Categories: madd, abuse, anger, death of
Form: Kimo
Madd Dog
Wolves howl to the moon Roosters scream at the sun If you see me, don't run. I do certain things for fun....

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Categories: madd, art,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Madd Hatter
When you are mad, please do right Tell Bitterness and Anger to run and take a Hike. Life is so short, karma can't make you rich Just ignore every mean and evil witch. Even when you are mad, please do right the person that hurt you, by the way, will need you again, before the end of the day. Try...

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Categories: madd, beauty, bible, care, christian,
Form: Free verse
Madd (So Sadd)
Grasp for the clutch, (clutching on automatic chances) clench my jaw – am I clutch? no luck. I gasp! (gassed) the gas-tank tanked. Tired I try, but floppy tires blunder like a drove of drunken thunderbirds. “Gear up guy! Get some get-go!” I exhaust, idle and stammer, grass spattered, paint chips scattered, brakes broke and steering hammered - destination is going, rear-view gone. Turn my wheels (or my keys, at least). Just don’t give me...

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Categories: madd, funny
Form: I do not know?

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