May 10th
May 10th, is one day amongs all
may 10th pass through me slowly with a word to hold unto
may 10th was sitting waiting to fulfill purpose yet we were blind with fate of foolishness
may 10th took something from the world with pride without regret of pain and lost
may 10th why must you come to pass now
may 10th was a slow moving day moving with
boldness seeking for something precious
may 10th standing at my gate yet i see him not
O what a lostful day to the world
may 10th why must you come to pass at my reign without seeking from me first
may 10th my unforgetable day
it gain more to forgive and forget but how can i forget
may 10th took something worth more than gold from the world
can the world ever forgive and forget that day
may 10th may 10th may 10th can you hear me
u are not to be forgotten by mistake believe me i forgive you but i cann't forget that painful day when you took away my mentor my grand father
may 10th 2011 6: 50pm.
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The more I learn and read about the 10th Muse i realize what a great fan base and cult following she has. I'm going to try to live up to the fantastic image of the 10th Muse!
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June 10th
June 10th will be the last,
the last time I get to see you
No more 'Hi's
No more 'Good Bye's
This is it and theres no turning back
June 10th will be it
it's the last time we can say 'bye'
It has gone so fast,
the time we had together
It wasn't the best time but I
will still miss you.
June 10th is here,
so one last goodbye
'Good bye, I'll miss you.'
Is this it, or will we meet again?
poem by Relizabeth Ferris
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Once Strangers
We were once strangers
Strangers that went to school together
Which lead to a class together
It was nothing special at first
I brought winterfresh gum for you everyday
It use to be your favorite gm
Last period use to be my favorite time
Especially on Tuesday's
You always had a new story
A story that was about your life
Everyday you where there nothing bad could happen
Soon school ended and you went to Waterbury
Once in awhile you would come back to Torrington
However I still called you everyday
10th grade came by and you weren't there
Had to go through 10th and 11th be myself
You came back for 12th grade
I was the happiest person in the world
I had my best friend back
Now you've graduated and moving on
I however went backwards
Didn't listen to what you would say
Now I have to watch you go off to college
I couldn't be happier for you
I wish you the best of luck
I know you will go far.
poem by Ashley Olson
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Wecan't Ask Why Nov 10th,2012
WE CAN'T ASK WHY? NOV 10TH,2012
BY
JAMES BREDIN
If we eventually get death with dignity; what will be their rules?
What would we have to prove to show we're not complete fools?
Would we have to prove we had some horrible disease?
Would we have to get down on our knees and say please?
Death with dignity should be a free choice as a good way to go,
Better than our present system and how we die; we don't know,
Because religious types and Ottawa aristocrats rule the day,
They refuse to adapt to reality and this is not child's play.
Because we don't have referendums, recall or set-date elections,
We have to obey their rules and they make the selections,
Like Sue Rodriguez we could get turned down when we want to die,
And we can't do anything about it - even ask why?
Nov 10th,2012
poem by James Bredin
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Make It.
Why is it that I'm so
Afraid
That I won't make it.
Afraid that I won't make it
In school, I'm a 10th grader trying to make
It and I'm also afraid
That I won't.
Not Makin it is the worst feeling
A person like me could ever feel
I've accomplished all classroom
Goals, but I haven't accomplished the goal
Of time.
I tried but it was an epic fail and
It wasn't even my fault
And just knowing this hurts me to
My heart.
I don't know what to do anymore…..
Except cry until I cry blood
I've worked so hard to get to where
I'm at and I guess it wasn't enough for them, just for me.
Why is it that I'm so
Afraid
That I won't make it, afraid that I won't
Make it in school I'm a 10th grader trying to
Make it and I am also afraid that
I won't…..
poem by Hazel Jackson
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New League Of Nations Oct 10th,2012
NEW LEAGUE OF NATIONS OCT 10TH,2012
BY
JAMES BREDIN
It seems that dictators are okay if they are way over there,
The majority of these despot dictators are already millionaires,
And some may even be on the Security Council of the UN,
How high can they go in that phony place, these so called wise men?
If they are going to have a war over there, it should be small,
A loud battle on a field beside some old castle wall,
Do some killing and shouting and screaming and then go home,
Declare victory and write another song and another poem.
Then go to the UN and each side make a victory speech,
And claim that the other side should be UN impeached,
Because the UN has gone the way of the old League of Nations,
Like the UN, they couldn't stop wars or constant allegations.
Oct 10th,2012
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I'm in my 10th generation of TV critic now.
quote by Geraldo Rivera
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I'd be prouder still to say I was Canada's 10th woman prime minister.
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There weren't any astronauts until I was about 10. Yuri Gagarin went into space right around my 10th birthday.
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As a 9th grader, I competed with the high school kids and out of 600 people, I finished 10th.
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The Day Of Liberation
Once again the spring's in the Victory Gardens,
Once again the 10th of April to Odessa's come,
The memory of that day hardens
This wonderful feeling of freedom without alarm.
About 30 months the occupation of Odessa lasted
The streets and houses by fascists were blasted.
But the nation with sense of humor no one can kill,
The defense of the city was everyone's freewill.
In the sea of sunlight is the blue and free sky,
The wings of the seagulls soared into skywards,
The glory to Odessa city is in the seagulls cry,
Wind orchestras play celebrations chords.
The southern sunny city today looks so pretty
And the faces of odessites as usual are so witty.
Their spirit of freedom is light as the sea breeze,
An odessite will never bend the knees.
The second birthday, the day of celebration,
The day of spring, the day of liberation.
©Larisa Rzhepishevska (Odessa, Ukraine)
The 10th of April,2012
poem by Larisa Rzhepishevska
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Because we're sponsored by competing breweries there is always competition. When we were both fighting for ninth or 10th place, nobody really cared except the two companies.
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There was splendid fighting on the part of the division on the 7th, 8th, 9th, and 10th. There was no faltering or hesitation. Each man went to work determined to carry anything in reason.
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I walked to Seward School first through fourth grade. It's just amazing to me now that we'd walk down 10th Avenue on Capitol Hill.
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Psycho Babble Scribble Squabble and Scrabble 6th syllable rhyme with P.s.
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First Stanza Syllable Rhyme 2nd StanzaLine
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Sands of time slip away while the same doldrums 1st & 11th 55
Wear at my emotions stored on the shelf next 2nd & 10th 54
There is Zen which releases our somatic 3rd & 9th 53
Stored energy rushing out freely flowing 4th & 8th 52
Activating dendrites dead in the body 5th & 7th 51
Maybe it was my bellicose veins which led 6th 50
To their death through my pet peeve ignorance no 5th & 7th 49
Excuse O'er the years the wreckage piled up 4th & 8th 48
Massive heaps of scrap were unstable yet stacked 3rd & 9th 47
They lay where they fell upon each other there 2nd & 10th 46
Matter of factually speaking 'tis more 1st & 11th 45
Construed through the fashion in which they're laid out 2nd & 10th 44
Junk yards where people roam as they please searching 3rd & 9th 43
Through cars which were once new now resting in ruin 4th & 8th 42
The sun beats down breezes play with old papers 5th & 7th 41
And a searcher must test the part that he needs 6th 40
He inspects the core with hands which show his skill 5th & 7th 39
Some parts are worn yet there's something he has learned 4th & 8th 38
For he knows by rebuilding it should work fine 3rd & 9th 37
His van was built with salvaged parts some may say 2nd & 10th 36
Because he learned to study the things he liked 1st & 11th 35
Objects based on principals will remain true 2nd & 10th 34
'Twas through wit and joys of discovery that 3rd & 9th 33
Led him to train in the ways others forgot 4th & 8th 32
He did not like math some laughed because they thought 5th & 7th 31
It provided clues simplicity worked best 6th 30
That's what he thought he grew bored with their thinking 5th & 7th 29
They have legions who duplicate dynamics 4th & 8th 28
His defiance can not be ignored some said 3rd & 9th 27
He knows nothing and we have reached our wits end 2nd & 10th 26
We should forget him, nothing he says is true 1st & 11th 25
They ran him off for they could not digest thoughts 2nd & 10th 24
Until they thought about that which they had seen 3rd & 9th 23
Then they felt glee his words would ring with a truth 4th & 8th 22
And oh their laughter depicts his true brilliance 5th & 7th 21
How he would just sit teasing and taunting them 6th 20
They were at their peak and rare in their own rights 5th & 7th 19
He was a bum and quite a low life without 4th & 8th 18
Any care besides he would stutter gruffly 3rd & 9th 17
Anyone could have drawn the same conclusion 2nd & 10th 16
Who'll question our theorem he made predictions 1st & 11th 15
We'll win in any courtroom he's to waggish 2nd & 10th 14
It is plain to see he will not dare challenge 3rd & 9th 13
He'll be battered before the jot of ink dries 4th & 8th 12
Who'd side with a riffraff beggar over us 5th & 7th 11
They may only glance through his broad petition 6th 10
And he understood the grim reality 5th& 7th 9
So he sat there he was a whiz and he thought 4th & 8th 8
What are bonds then he went home and packed his things 3rd & 9th 7
He slept hours and he dreamt of a dull knife 2nd & 10th 6
Stitched into a vest which gave him certain hints 1st & 11th 5
A maverick was wearing it and it stings 2nd & 10th 4
Then an elf grabs the knife and runs from there to 3rd & 9th 3
Find sixteen wren atop a heap of branches 4th & 8th 2
They changed colors foolish plans or simple truths 5rd & 7th 1
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End of First Stanza
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Second Stanza
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Living a double life can be strenuous 5th & 7th 55
There are times when falling asleep is a task 4th & 8th 54
In itself rising too may become a chore 3rd & 9th 53
I have not even mentioned everything else 2nd & 10th 52
Which is associated with these events 1st & 11th 51
Some skeptics might say these occasional thoughts 2nd & 10th 50
Can be contributed to his lack of rest 3rd & 9th 49
He has grown paranoid of his surroundings 4th & 8th 48
Only if he could teach himself to relax 5th & 7th 47
There would be a chance to cure his dementia 6th 46
Well I don't know if such dregs could rise above 5th & 7th 45
And I'd wonder how these guys got certified 4th & 8th 44
Then again maybe that is why they're called quacks 3rd & 9th 43
It's inevitable some may not agree 2nd & 10th 42
You are entitled to your own opinions 1st & 11th 41
Individuality makes us unique 2nd & 10th 40
Yet we share certain broad characteristics 3rd & 9th 39
Used by large numbers of skilled professionals 4th & 8th 38
Still they are unique in their own special way 5th & 7th 37
For certain qualities and moral standards 6th 36
'Tis these characteristics which may define 5th & 7th 35
Oneself is the only true thing that we have 4th & 8th 34
Can such a thing be purchased by another 3rd & 9th 33
Humanity will always ask this question 2nd & 10th 32
Thee answer to it can only come from you 1st & 11th 31
Howsoever you will decide know it's your 2nd & 10th 30
Choice, conscience guides you believe in your morals 3rd & 9th 29
Repercussions reverberate deep within 4th & 8th 28
All our choices we make stored inside our minds 5th & 7th 27
We may always use them to guide us along 6th 26
No matter which path you have chosen to take 5th & 7th 25
There will certainly be others to choose from 4th & 8th 24
Follow it patiently wherever it leads 3rd & 9th 23
Select an easy path until you gain strength 2nd & 10th 22
Eventually you may go on a hike 1st & 11th 21
One can easily be absorbed by nature 2nd & 10th 20
There are so many places you could do this 3rd & 9th 19
Some of the more interesting are meadows, 4th & 8th 18
Mountains wheat fields forests and along the coast 5th & 7th 17
I like seashores the best they are mystical 6th 16
For some unknown reason they revitalize 5th & 7th 15
Many a person who's depressed or worried 4th & 8th 14
Have cast their burdens into the seas and found 3rd & 9th 13
Much to their astonishment that if they'd known 2nd & 10th 12
That which they know now they'd have tried it before 1st & 11th 11
Now maybe it's because they could never swim 2nd & 10th 10
Fears can be cold impenetrable castles 3rd & 9th 9
Built up over time to protect us from them 4th & 8th 8
Yet without them I believe that we may not 5th & 7th 7
Be able to develop our complete selves 6th 6
Due to our self inflicted ignorance of 5th & 7th 5
Some things which we do not fully understand 4th & 8th 4
Though eventually there may come a day 3rd & 9th 3
In that we may overcome our own self doubts 2nd & 10th 2
And become the persons we are hiding from 1st & 11th 1
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End of Poem The 6th syllable of the P.s. rhymes with 6th in title
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P.S. I am just a simple man who wrote a gem.
P.P.S. The final part to the poem is to reverse the poem by reading
the 2nd stanza 1st and the 1st stanza last. I hope you all like it...
©Edwin Ray Tanguma (2001)
poem by Edwin Tanguma
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Specifically, the reservation of sovereignty to the people of the states in matters not governed by federal law is constitutionally defined and permanently enshrined in the 10th Amendment.
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If U.S. national sovereignty continues, it is only as a state that Puerto Rico will have permanent 10th Amendment powers over its non-federal affairs, as well as voting power in Congress.
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I met some friends in the end of 10th, beginning of 11th, who were in the popular group so I finished off high school in that group and got to see both sides.
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You can't do opera when already from the 10th row you can only see little dolls on the stage. In such an enormous space you can't put much faith in the personal presence of the individual singer, which is reflected in facial expressions, among other things.
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Most people would rather stay home and watch Casablanca for the fourth time or the 10th time on Turner Classic Movies than go see Matrix 12 or whatever the hell the flavor of the month is.
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