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Best Abdicate Poems

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Premium Member a crow command -
I be a common salty once
          no captain's bars, did bear
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Categories: abdicate, adventure, courage, history, imagery,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Yet
"I did not but see her passing by, and yet I will love her until I die."
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Categories: abdicate, heartbreak, love,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Elizabeth Ii
See there! She flies about the moor
Upon her favoured mount.
The waving, flowing grassy shore
bears hoofprints all about.
The waves her steed surmounts.
Her hair is flying here...

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Categories: abdicate, children, dedication, england, horse,
Form: Rhyme Royal
Premium Member Elizabeth's Throne
Elizabeth’s Throne

You still sit on England’s grand throne!

For sixty plus years crown you own!

Your subjects all wait—

Will you abdicate?

Will Charles make it to the King...

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Categories: abdicate, humor, mother, son,
Form: Limerick
Do You Really Know Me
have you ever heard the devil whisper in your ear?
the acrimonious voice instilling guilt and fear

a satanic chauvinist who cherry picks your thoughts 
as you...

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Categories: abdicate, introspection,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Autumn Rain
...				Summertime is growing weary.
				Welcome to the autumn rain,
				A new season taking over
				Hydrating the earth again.

				Arid land with celebration
				Greedily absorbs each drip,
				With the dry and dusty...

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Categories: abdicate, natureautumn,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Autumn Rain
Summertime is growing weary.
Welcome to the autumn rain,
A new season taking over
Hydrating the earth again.

Arid land with celebration,
Greedily absorbs each drip,
With the dry and dusty...

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Categories: abdicate, natureautumn,
Form: Rhyme
The Most Tyrannical King: the Overthinking
Ever jumped from one thought to another faster than the speed of light or at the speed of your internet connections full might...

Within each thought...

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Categories: abdicate, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Why
Upon this earth- I wonder why
we've come to live and dominate
a tiny sphere so lost, unseen
within our vast Galactic sky?
A primate- we've become most keen
among...

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Categories: abdicate, caregiving, earth, nature, universe,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Monster In the Machine
Mine is an existence binary and subsidiary.
My ode is to code.
I move only to algor-rhythms. 
I output from your input. 
I’m built to calculate, tabulate,...

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Categories: abdicate, change, computer, future, science,
Form: Free verse
She Wrote To Me
She Wrote To Me

My secret lover I left you 5 years ago I could not take it anymore I had 
to fill my emptiness without...

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Categories: abdicate, dark, emotions, lost, love,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member When Three Cousins Played
Three cousins played a “game’ of war
A map of Europe spread across the floor
No adults there to keep the score
As each of them wanted more...

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Categories: abdicate, war,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Nowhere For You To Sleep
Nowhere for you to sleep, but on the street.
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Categories: abdicate, life, social,
Form: Villanelle
Premium Member Schemata
These are not greater than us.
These are not indestructible.
These are not absolute.

We are laws unto ourselves,
our own direction; our own discretion,
and we govern here.

Yet we...

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Categories: abdicate, introspection
Form: Didactic
The Oak Leaf
The Oak Leaf

Tenaciously upon its bough 
The wintered, withered leaf
Sustains the Southern wind somehow
Like breakers on a reef. 

Each naked limb...a syncopate...
In "New Orleans Rag"...

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Categories: abdicate, allegory, life, love, metaphor,
Form: Sonnet

Book: Shattered Sighs