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Preemption Poems - Poems about Preemption


Premium Member Introduction
...INTRODUCTION You came and retold me the story All about God and love and of all of His glory To reach the top, I must now stop Doing the things that are not of Him As I walk this lonesome jo......

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Categories: preemption, appreciation, assonance, forgiveness,
Form: Lyric
Letter To the End Game
...Hope, that sounds so familiar to me, I remember whenever I was a kid and it was so new to me. Something fresh when the world had color, Now everything seems so dark and bitter. Considered walkin......

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Categories: preemption, allegory, freedom, god, inspiration,
Form: Lyric



Disillusion Oh Me
...Sorrow weeps, small happiness creeps Remorse afloat, in my silk coat Emptiness appears, silence leers Fading shadow, far below Begging forgiveness, lots of emptiness............ Cemented dreams, go......

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Categories: preemption, life,
Form: Rhyme
Revolution
...Revolution = transformation + innovation: Revolution ….. How does it come? Is it by war? Past generations revolved in that, the aftermath, so much to resolve Is it by information? This generation ......

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Categories: preemption, africa,
Form: Free verse
Forgotten
...As we watch, the fall of who we are, slowly dying, to a place so far. Will death claim you, crawling back to the silence, for never again, to see your own violence. Turn back now, or be f......

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Categories: preemption, death
Form: Free verse



Premium Member The Golden Rule According To Gee Dubya
...Do unto others before they can do unto you Call it preemption and lie through your teeth when you do. Make up connections to terror, folks don’t have a clue. Be sure you’re firmly entrenched when the......

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Categories: preemption, angst, history, parody, people,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Forgotten Cowboy of the Sandhills
...The Spade Ranch had the beef issue For the Indians at Pine Ridge And each time that he's take the herd Mollie'd go along with Sid. The Spade had been good to them By now they numbered four, T......

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Categories: preemption, cowboy-western, education, family, history,
Form: Cowboy Poetry

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