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Well I'm glad I came!

No way! The impression was quite nice *smiles*.

Same here. I think quite... extraordinarily abnormal. I speak much MUCH more differently than I talk. Even when I do talk, half the time it doesn't make sense anyway.

stressed out by re-sits i've written these, so don't worry if they don't make sense.

Questions.

Why is it-
tears fall
- when you don't want them to?

Why
do we cry
showing happy AND sad?

Is it
because
the world stands on its head?

Or
is it
so people can see what we hide?

Can tears lie?
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Some facts.

Exams cause stress.
-FACT.

Stressed people get angry/upset.
-FACT.

People cause wars.
-FACT.

Abolish exams to abolish wars?
- TRUE???

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So why(how)
can dry eyes
-C.R.Y.

-
If exams were flowers
and flowers exams
I'll take exams
and turn a blind eye towards flowers.

-
Friends can cause sorrow and pain
But they'll help you laugh again.

-
Sorrow heartache
tears and joy
will it be a girl
or will it be a boy?

-
Children prancing
Parents dancing
laughter at parties
- disaster looms.

-
Dragons fights
Soldiers bold/Bold Knights
As the Age of
Myths grows old.

Everlasting
onwards blasting
blood is spilt
and fortunes told.

Mythical beasts
and creatures of legend(s)
all reach towards
their promised heaven (s).

Stregharien - witches!
Long-forgotten curse.
Humans have gone/Aliens land
What could be worse?

-
Green leaf unbidden
Flower unfurling (without cause?)
Humanity's wheel
Slowly it's turning.

Bee's go on buzzing
Fly to the honey
What do we care
We've loads of money.

-
let tears out
- through poetry.

I liked the format of that poem ^__^
I liked the lines:

It's how I feel sometimes, too.

This isn't exactly supposed to be a poem, but I wanted to post this rap we're doing at my church for Youth Sunday. I'm not sure who wrote it, but some of the words they use seem kind of funny for a rap and it's also funny because you don't often see church and rap in the same sentence.

For forty nights and forty days,
Yahweh was on a rainy craze.
The water fell and drummed and beat,
On village roof and city street.

The people watched as water rose,
It crept along wherever it chose.
The streams began to run together,
The world was in for some heavy weather.

They watched the water come under doors,
Forming pools on the floors.
And soon there was no floor to see,
As it got deep--one foot, two, three.

They climbed the stairs and began to cry,
There was no way in which to dry.
The floods did not slow down nor stop,
And slowly did they reach the top.

The people climbed out on the roofs,
The air was filled with screams of proof,
They were all frightened, sinking fast.
The world was caving in at last.

It was clear that God was mad.
God saw the world had gone bad,
And used the water to make the point,
It was to kill--not to anoint.

God sent to earth the pounding rain,
The sound alone could numb the brain.
But worse than that, it wouldn't stop,
And lakes climbed to the mountaintop.

He wiped out everything on the earth,
Except for some on Noah's berth.
God was never acting coy,
The water sent was to destroy.

As time has passed, its tuned a new leaf,
Water can still stand for grief.
We all know the stories of flood and hail,
Of loss of navies as they sail.

We fear the floods, of falling in,
Of being lost in dark and din.
We think of being pulled way down,
And what it must be like to drown.

Bad water can bring bad disease,
Or drought can kill off crops and trees.
Swampy water has mosquitoes,
Undammed water too quickly flows.

Acid rain is now a fear,
It brings harms, its costs are dear.
Love Canal was poisonous,
The water there was cancerous.

We fear the lead that lines the pipes,
And chemicals of different types,
That into our water creep.
To clean it is not too cheap.

While water is an act of nature,
It also has another feature.
Water can be an evil tool,
When one wants over another to rule.

Water torture is very horrid,
And other ways are also sordid.
Once fire hoses symbolized
How demonstrators were pacified.

To us as Christians water seems
To bring forth life and fruitful themes.
But the darker side is often there:
Water also brings God's words: Beware.

We've seen the lessons water brings,
To those who turn their backs on things,
Who think humans, not God, wear the crown,
And in the flood found their error drowned.

It's not too cliche; I think it's fine. Believe me, I've seen worse. Much worse, like you wouldn't believe.
It rhymes!! I'm so bad at rhyming xd Takes me forever to come up with a rhyme scheme...

I like the alliteration in the title. 3nodding
It sounds like it should be lyrics to a song...
not in a BAD way, but in the way that it's so reminescent of things past. THat kind of quality just makes me think of some songs I've heard before. It's kind of bitter....
It's very interesting 3nodding