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Premium Member A Place Not Meant To Be: Part II
...A Place Not Meant To Be PART: II (699 of 1487 words) #9: Days of Paper Roses Do the numbers--dogs don't count--just survives! Then everything, be as close enough, still,......

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Categories: southerners, analogy,
Form: Crown of Sonnets
NATIONAL DISPUTE, WE WANT JUSTICE
... There comes the EAST, against the SOUTH The WEST against the SOUTH Again the NORTH, all against the SOUTH Just to use, manipulate and enslave our minds, One said music is all I say ......

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Categories: southerners, humanity,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member A Place Not Meant To Be: 13
...#13: Close One, & Cigars To the accords of The Book of Life ... cheers, loose ends of the created stoic string crisscross a heedless sea of empty tears. In the facade of guilt, all ......

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Categories: southerners, change, forgiveness, friendship, hope,
Form: Crown of Sonnets
Memory Laws In The US
...I was reading on the so called memory laws or a state-approved interpretation of history. There have been states (Idaho, Oklahoma, Virginia etc.) to name a few, that have passed their own type of mem......

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Categories: southerners, america, gender, race, racism,
Form: Prose
The Schock Od An Outsider
...New Yorkers, in general, are very notorious for walking way too fast, not moderately: it's seen as an unpleasant remark; tourists keep thinking to themselves, " They're funny! " It's a stereotyp......

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Categories: southerners, bullying, character, discrimination, emotions,
Form: Narrative



Premium Member Appalachian Heart
...City born Northerners, Kiss the last rays of sunlight, With pampered lips While those of us born and raised In the south, Appalachian – We dust off the melting sun With a laugh that sheds th......

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Categories: southerners, appreciation, city, nostalgia,
Form: Free verse
I Ask Myself a Rhetorical Question Regarding
...I ask myself a rhetorical question regarding... the durability, longevity, and tenacity of *****sapiens, after screaming headlines report one after another atrocity. How did the human species ma......

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Categories: southerners, africa, america, anger, april,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Blistering Heat
...Sure love the blistering heat That encompasses me down to my feet Don't give me no cold On summer I'm sold Sure southerners might not agree......

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Categories: southerners, heaven,
Form: Limerick
Norwegian Beaches
...Utterly cold waters for two southerners from Oslo. They take our breath away when swimming. The land of the midnight sun and the gorgeous Aurora lights are featured at Uttakleiv Beach. Kept our ......

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Categories: southerners, 11th grade, beach, holiday,
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member Snowflakes
... southerners will wrestle tornados, but shriek at the first sign of snow ......

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Categories: southerners, courage, fear, weather,
Form: Monoku
A Nigerian Town With My Footprints
...Visibly wore she my footprints While bore I a Restarted Scholarship, In 1993 flaunting The Dullest Glints With streets that rather mirrored hardship … Okigwe was The Sometimes Chilly And irrit......

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Categories: southerners, absence, africa, anxiety, people,
Form: Rhyme
Bring Down the Curtain On This Stage
...Bring down the curtain on this stage to avoid shouts of dissent and rage: favoritism is a terrible thought so appalling; the worthiness of honor is to be deserving! How perfidious and how cruel......

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Categories: southerners, anger, death, emotions, evil,
Form: Ballad
Premium Member Lest We Forget-F
...It's no secret that many Deep Southerners decided to desert To points North, East, and West, they trod to avoid the hurt You would too if like us, you were kicked around like dust Jim Crow built a......

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Categories: southerners, america, racism,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Soup
...Savory seasoned stalk, Slow cooked in a big pot. So good on a cold day, Sick eat it; feel better. Southerners like it too Salt isn't necessary, Squash can add to the taste. ......

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Categories: southerners, food,
Form: Verse
Dixie In My Heart
...I can smell the seasons change in the land I was born piercing my soul. I can taste the flavor of the rain from inside looking out the window on stormy dayz. Memories of my childhood when I explored ......

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Categories: southerners, beauty, culture, environment, growth,
Form: Free verse

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