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    Everyday Poetry: Poems About Everyday Life
    Everyday Poetry: Poems About Everyday Life
    Everyday Poetry: Poems About Everyday Life
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    Everyday Poetry: Poems About Everyday Life

    By Allison Osborne

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    Poetry that has an impact on everyday life. Everyone has felt one of these at least once in their life. Powerful.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateNov 16, 2009
    ISBN9781312793026
    Everyday Poetry: Poems About Everyday Life

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      Book preview

      Everyday Poetry - Allison Osborne

      Everyday Poetry: Poems About Everyday Life

      Allison Katherine Howze

      My Life so far

      ….

      Human Nature

      Shot at 17

      Start over

      Sometimes

      Spinning

      Pain

      Hearbeat

      I realized I loved You

      The Unexpected

      I am

      Love

      The Fear

      Games

      RIichardAllen JR - 9/11/2001

      My Daughter

      I wish I knew

      Sienna

      Free Falling

      Human Nature

      We are taught to love

      We are taught to hate

      We are taught that there are

      differences at any rate.

      Does that make us bad

      Does that make us ugly

      Why can't we learn from

      past mistakes.

      Some teach to kill

      Some want to murder

      We are all GOD's creatures

      I thought we were to love

      one another.

      Some are called animals

      Anmals kill,

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