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If I Could Write a Poem
If I could write a poem to say everything I want to tell you it would start with how I enjoy you next to me every day How each day I wake, and life begins anew And it would say how easy it is to be anywhere with you If I could paint one mural to show every place...

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Categories: how to write a poem, appreciation, i love you,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member WRITE A POEM EVERY DAY
Writing poetry each day Keeps Alzheimer’s at bay. So exercise your brain. And you will surely gain. Don’t shun this exercise. Now surely this is wise. Keep Alzheimer’s at bay, Write a poem every day. ...

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Categories: how to write a poem, health, poetry,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member I will not write a poem today
I will not write a poem today I won’t – I won’t – I won’t I’ll defy the metered merriment Declare the thymes – all crimes My challenge to the metaphor An inky gauntlet on the floor I wlll count no syllables As I ride the “silly” bus Nor sound the drum roll of Repetitive alliteration For words, like pizza slices Are the best of poetry’s...

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Categories: how to write a poem, poetry, words, writing,
Form: Verse
Premium Member i want to write a poem about chainsaws
i've got something in mind you see it's going to be about something related to chainsaws you see i've got ideas in my head for it but one concern is that this will be a better poem than the poem i have in my head about chainsaws which might then mean that my notes and thoughts on potential future poems might...

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Categories: how to write a poem, anger, celebrity,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member I Want to Write a Poem
I want to write a poem but my mind is not in motion, it's been appropriated by the babble of the television rabble who tell us what to think and that our own ideas stink trust us they say come what may we'll take care of you and we won't see it coming when they drop the other shoe ...

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Categories: how to write a poem, future,
Form: Rhyme



Why I Wrote this Poem
I didn’t write this poem Because I was supposed to. I didn’t write this poem to talk about my feelings. I didn’t write this poem to talk about the world. I didn’t write this poem to make anyone cry or laugh or scream Or have a bad dream I didn’t write this poem To convey a message or theme. I didn’t write this poem To make some rhymes I...

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Categories: how to write a poem, 7th grade, 8th grade,
Form: Free verse
Id love to write a poem
Id love to write a poem that rewrites history that unlocks consciousness that speaks from an universal experience that feels the rage of love and the longing of lost Id love to write a poem that doesnt do anything that lingers in between “ahead of its time” and a “classic” it hangs on the dusty shelf, misunderstood...

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Categories: how to write a poem, angst, nonsense, poems, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Sorry, I Can't Write a Poem
I wrote an email to a friend. She challenged me to an exchange of poetry (we both dabbled in writing). I was petrified, having only written a few limericks as a child, and a few poems in my adult life motivated by major life events. I started to compose an excuse, but...

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Categories: how to write a poem, humor, humorous, poetry,
Form: Rhyme
So I Write A Poem
Ten after four in the AM. I wait for my daughter’s death with a cup of coffee at the kitchen table, thinking maybe tonight’s the night. She hasn’t been breathing well at all, all day and tonight I fear just might be her time. Her oxygen concentrator is set at ten liters the highest it’ll go. Bringing oxygen up the staircase to her bedroom through...

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Categories: how to write a poem, daughter, death,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member If God Had To Write A Poem
If God had to write a poem Being the best divine writer Ever This poem Would have been very simple No words No swords Writing on the parchment No, this is not a sample Of his mysterious accoutrement Just blank pages For the ages. Copyright © April 2016, Hébert Logerie, All rights reserved. Hébert Logerie is the author of several collections of poems. ...

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Categories: how to write a poem, age, god, inspiration, literature,
Form: Rhyme
Write
I write, About the things That never happened For the people That never existed To the souls who Will never read My poems ...

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Categories: how to write a poem, confusion, mental health,
Form: Free verse
God Made Me Clever with Endeavor Write Best Poem Ever
we remember when God sets us free from all sin again and again God has made us free He always loved you and me with Him we agree free from all anguish God helps us with what we wish does fill up our dish we were an outcast from what was a sinful past God freed us at last God made me clever helped me in my endeavor write...

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Categories: how to write a poem, allegory, analogy,
Form: Haiku
How To Write a Poem ?
I sat for days and day’s wondering, How to write a poem ?, I thought if it doesn’t rhyme is it a crime, or if there’s no flow, or if it reads to slow, or makes no sense , for days and days I sat on the fence, wondering how do you write a poem. In truth there...

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Categories: how to write a poem, confidence, emotions, feelings, imagination,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member How Does One Write a Poem About War
Even in the safety of the mountains…we can’t ignore that there are wars but speaking as a amateur poet…war doesn’t not lend itself to poetry… Poetry weaves words of love, grace and tenderness meant to help people enjoy the life they lead to elicit joy, affection and happiness to paint beautiful peaceful pictures in our minds War is an instrument...

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Categories: how to write a poem, poetry, war,
Form: Rhyme
Daily Writing: Write a Poem About Bananas
Sometimes you cruise through life with blinders on Completely unawares of those damned slippery bananas At every turn and corner they lurk like a lion on the savanna and you, in this scenario; a gazelle Hopping and skipping along Sipping your Starbucks, playing among us on your phone And that not so benevolent banana Sees right through you It whimsically pierces your deepest depths Every secret in your...

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Categories: how to write a poem, fantasy, hyperbole,
Form: Free verse

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