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Pindaric ode Poems

Displaying 8 poems from the Pindaric ode poetic form.

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WORK
— Zola Larman
I wake up at the crack of dawn,
And think as much as I yawn,
For I have to do to much,
Like all the daily things,
Eating breakfast, and feeding the...
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fredrick
— Amber Lynn
oh fnaf
you certainly make me laugh
(ha ha)
freddy fazbear for whom i really care
into your sonic hued eyes i stare
fnaf, friends never abandon...
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Ode to the failure
— Talia Garza Hernandez
They came to the land by need
they learned to love the land
they changed their skin
and the land was good

When the evil tempted them
they fell
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Dark Tower
— Carless Lee Wike
I am in a very dark tower very far away.
I wait patiently for the day that I become a afterthought.
The day I get to choose.
There's nothing left to...
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the bird and the monster
— hamster cheese with burgers
the bird eats worms at night
the monster bites it
and the bird dies from starvation...
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Gaining Strength
— One day at a time
Selfishly progressing, yet stuck fearing the crisis I’ll be forgetting , if only I could control my heart during
my own Discretion
Words unknown,...
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Fight again
— Rajesh Mandavi
Gambling with time
They rise again
Trembling their hands
Tales reprise again
Don't worry, it's about time
Now you have awoken &
Ready to fight...
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This Girl Right Here
— Erica Peters
•This girl right here, goes through things you would never even think.
•This girl right here, is so much stronger than she thinks.
•This girl right...
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