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Verdict Poems - Poems about Verdict

THE VERDICT
The Feds loomed, a shadow long, · "Guilty," the verdict, a chilling song. · Life in prison, the sentence decreed, · Attorney's plea, a desperate seed. · But fate's cruel hand, a twisted game, · Life behind bars, forever the same. · Plea bargained hope, a fleeting sigh, · Replaced by chains, beneath a somber sky. ...

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Categories: verdict, best friend, emotions,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member No Jail Time
We all saw it We all heard it We all read it And smelled it. Meanwhile Deedeepee is rotting in jail For probably having committed a similar crime Some do the crime and others don’t do the time Similarly, some go to Heaven and others go to Hell. The world smelled it The world read it The world heard it And we saw it. Some people are...

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Categories: verdict, america, bible, christian, corruption,
Form: Rhyme



The Scientist's Verdict
The One who made this Earth llooks upon my devices with a flavorful derision. A reaction I perceived to be fear, which could very well be an illusion just like the remainder of all physical truths. The structure itself is impressive in it's design, but lacks any real stability or constant. And so it falls into a domino chain that spans from...

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Categories: verdict, science,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
The Verdict
“Guilty as charged!” came the jurors’ report, Reflecting that justice was served. The law of the land says to follow the court, So the verdict was what was deserved. The defendant, of course, didn’t seem to agree But instead of accepting the news, He disparaged the judge and the system so we Might accept all his nasty, warped views. When our country was...

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Categories: verdict, america, judgement,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member God's Verdict On Man And His Sin - Romans 1: 21-25
Man thinks He knows God at the same time they honour Him not for their hearts fools darkness reveals their futility in life so sought They make such lavish claims of real wisdom but become fools this God has always known living their man made rules So God gave them up to sin following their lustful willing heart exchanging God's glory for their own rejects the...

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Categories: verdict, god, judgement, sin,
Form: Rhyme



Verdict
VERDICT Is it from a past memory that one learns The thing that someone once did, or said to you It is as if one’s heart and brain each take turns To reconcile recollections that accrue After all this time, that angry flame still burns And I still wonder what really can be true That word that affects me to this very...

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Categories: verdict, sorrow, spoken word,
Form: Rispetto
Premium Member When the Verdict Is Wrong
A Jewish woman, accused of being an adulteress The determination: a gruesome, stressful test Yet something somehow seems awfully wrong A verdict of guilty cannot possibly belong in a case where an adulteress is seen to be insane where a 'spirit of...

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Categories: verdict, bible, evil, health, jewish,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Verdict of Firmament
VERDICT OF FIRMAMENT Firmament addressed clouds asking not to assemble in platoon and alarmed aggressive adamant arrogant tempest not to be tempted to attack, but allowing welcoming gentle zephyr to blow. Ablaze Sun got astonished but felt ashamed. ...

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Categories: verdict, appreciation, longing, nature,
Form: Alliteration
Premium Member Valentines Verdict
they fall into my lap, unresistant. chocolate, the size of a silver dollar. sensation of mint betwixt my fingers. I bite into each one, its cool breath second to none. Godiva ceased production of these tongue trinkets. love pales with petals and Russell Stover… my husband and I hold hands, press our temples together and sigh with the sprightly rush of memory. Mrs. Field’s...

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Categories: verdict, valentines day,
Form: Free verse
Verdict For Szymborska-Lot's Wife
Even though you had some reasons to see who checked your backs Stone- Against God executed orders Stone- Why didn't you hold Lot's hand? Stone- Why didn't you throw your sandal- Whose wrap you trie to tie? stone- And hung on Lot's shoulders? Imagine- Staring at Your husband's neck The neck- Which you've touched all along Imagine- Romancing before a blaze! Rock- God's mind never changes Stone- Your bundle, distance the Torpor Setting the bundle down...

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Categories: verdict, allegory, anniversary, betrayal, bible,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member The Guilty Verdict Attacks Rightly So
You have a choice of an opinion as do I wisely taken one would rather be a child than a fool lowering the bar with sub standards This name calling is the challenging as if to alter my mind set casting truth to one side to justify an argument lets spin in calling me ignorant my ignorance...

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Categories: verdict, blessing, conflict, courage, thanksgiving,
Form: Free verse
Justice of Verdict
J-ustice O-f V-erdict I-s T-he E-quity S-o P-eople A-ccept N-iceness O-f L-aw Topic: Birthday of Jovit Español (January 28) Form: Vertical Monocrostic...

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Categories: verdict, birthday,
Form: Acrostic
The Verdict
Three days before the end,he lay quite still Could barely speak nor breathe not eat nor smile I sat alone and swollen was my heart I knew by inward feelings, soon we ‘d part At home were waiting frozen ready meals Quite suitable to my own freezing feel He gazed at me and tried to speak some...

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Categories: verdict, 8th grade, absence, dedication,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Verdict
Here knows now Not just how Words endow Thought frames plot Heed sweet spot In blind lot Time moves rhyme See brave mime In sad chime Space keeps pace Sense bright grace In mood trace Feel joy feed A clear need As touch speeds Just in case Watch time ace In dream space Faith finds hope Wise tact copes Love now scopes Juice fond blend In crisp trend Cast you send Leon Enriquez 19 August 2018 Singapore...

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Categories: verdict, allegory,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Court Room Verdict---
In the court room there's one stenographer six men six women must be the jury one judge one verdict audience the assembled spectators or listeners at a public event one court room filled with 107 persons two lawyers, six witnesses six men six women must be the jury one judge one verdict guilty 7/23/18 written words by James Edward Lee Sr.©2018...

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Categories: verdict, analogy, community, engagement,
Form: List

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