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Ascending(A) Poems - Poems about Ascending(A)

Premium Member An Angel Made Of Lace
... two wings and a spirit of grace aerial ventures, I better brace portals venues open space time slows down we embrace suddenly ascending a staircase I espy an ......

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Categories: ascending(a), analogy, angel,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Of Impermanence
...Constructed, casting a common customary cornerstone Sublime, super-strong skyscrapers successfully survive Like many other matters, aren't these too destruction-prone? They break and fall, partial......

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Categories: ascending(a), change, life,
Form: Sonnet



Torturers Go For Victim
...They had for him come in a cab: Mister Sabinus for short, Sab, A guy with the gift of the gab To receive wounds or the wounds grab... If only he'd leave fast - A Crab! He'd prevent what handk......

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Categories: ascending(a), bullying, character, death,
Form: Rhyme
What I Told Bill
...What I told Bill My voice unchanging and shrill Was about life in water necessitating gills And the ones on fire, grills The left spaces for man to fill… And it should be mainly about his will ......

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Categories: ascending(a), analogy, creation, depression, education,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Where Are We Going Today
...Alone in blissful radiance Awakened inner sentience Feels the bliss current Ascending a steep gradient As we observe Without reserve Our trust childlike Allowing the bliss spike A natural mir......

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Categories: ascending(a), spiritual,
Form: Rhyme



Hustle and Flow of Reflection
...For every action there is a equal and opposite reaction like the striking of billiard balls but when worlds collide souls in twist and become bonded in ways people would never think. Being behind the......

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Categories: ascending(a), age, deep, depression, emotions,
Form: Free verse
Grenfell Now Stands As a Monument
...Grenfell tower ruptures the horizon, London's skyline is scarred like a blackened diplodocus or a charred monument for a laconic London bridge still burning But look, linen wraps its i......

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Categories: ascending(a), social,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A Nations Soul Bleeds
... A Nation's Soul Bleeds By: Tom Wright 11/7/01 Neath her fury, was a soul cloaked in temporary jubilation. 'Mongst minds eye, came notions of revenge. Whilst chill of night haunts he......

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Categories: ascending(a), bible,
Form: Free verse
Love the Children
...Jesus called a child to him and said: "And who shall receive one such child in my name receives me." And so love the children Love also the grandchildren. For in ways life is a great circle. We ......

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Categories: ascending(a), age, analogy, child, love,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member A Kaleidoscope of Butterflies
...I saw them in the sunlight hovering above the fragrant bushes on our street. So many different hues of them! It was inspiring. Beautiful bright ballerinas drawn to scents so sweet were for me a w......

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Categories: ascending(a), butterfly,
Form: Quintain (English)
Leaving Adam
...Leaving Adam Eons advance and passed away. Thought, theory, speculation and opinions, die. Glancing through lenses, and squinting, at the sky, Adam, pointing, at the twinkling specs, named th......

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Categories: ascending(a), adventure, allegory, analogy, courage,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Premium Member A Mountain's Challenge
...majestic he seems, staring down at me with provocative, charcoal-cavern eyes challenging me to forge upward massive boulders, slippery streams and fallen trees arduous obstacles he pu......

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Categories: ascending(a), introspection, life,
Form: Free verse
Between Two Moments
...When passion roars in our bosoms for mounting on horseback that breaks through fortresses or mounting a cloud to plant in its whiteness the banners of madness or ascending a star to break ......

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Categories: ascending(a), inspiration,
Form: Free verse
A Father, His Son and a Clock
...I've a father who's known for ascending a clock, a magnificent ticking antique. In between twelve and one, he began and was done, not a scratching was heard nor a creak. He was nimble that nig......

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Categories: ascending(a), animals, father, children, son,
Form: Rhyme
Indigo
...Alizarin azaleas in the myrtle moss where my flax feet cross to the saffron sand, in my magenta mind... Beneath a cerulean sky where the fuchsia fowl fly to a haematic horizon for true lavend......

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Categories: ascending(a), introspection
Form: Alliteration

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