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Best Accolade Poems

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Premium Member The Accolade
Fighting mid the strong and bold,
His eye and blade were keen;
Marching like a thund'ring storm
On foes of Faith, his queen.

Now returned in victory
Upon his mighty...

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Categories: accolade, christian, faith, love, me,
Form: Ballad



Premium Member Christmas, 2022
There is the Christ
of a minister's coffer

a Christ of the theater's
show-time

a Christ bought and sold~
the merchant's patron saint

Then, there is the Christ of 
the heart...

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© Joe Dimino  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: accolade, christian, christmas, faith, heaven,
Form: Free verse
For His Pleasure - Adult Content-
It’s sticky and it’s sweet
Limp but I’m sure I could get it to peek
I will linger on it and give you that sweet release
But all...

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Categories: accolade, passion, me, sweet, me,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member My Flower-Blest Testimony
Exuding purity, while honour bestowing
“Sampaguita” I am, my country’s national flower
Jasminum sambac --- such is my scientific name
beautifully functional with my fragrance
oozing through a branded...

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Categories: accolade, appreciation, beauty, blessing, christian,
Form: Personification
A Mystic Rose Smile
A mystic rose smile that belonged to my mother this is what I recall   

My easel and I resting in the spirit, ...

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Categories: accolade, appreciation, mom,
Form: Acrostic



How Do They Do It
When sucked into a novel,
What I think, as I glide through it,
Is how, oh how, I’d love to ask,
How did the author do it?

Creating all...

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Categories: accolade, on writing and words,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Shielded In Love
I don’t have asbestos fingers and my blisters come from the garden
Toiling the soil and growing fine ingredients for such gourmet cuisine
Like ‘throw it all...

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Categories: accolade, appreciation,
Form: Free verse
Christmas In July
Cottage dreams, wooden cabins and the scent of burning campfires 
Every July we would gather at Vince's cottage to see Santa in attire 
Into the...

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Categories: accolade, memory,
Form: Rhyme
Transgender a Story Untold
I am transgender, a soul untamed,
Seeking solace, my true self proclaimed.
In this journey, I've found my role,
Here's what I need to be made whole.

Acceptance, a...

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Categories: accolade, 12th grade,
Form: Free verse
Boss Lady
Boss Lady!  Boss Lady?  Whatever do you mean?  
Do you mean I’m hip, I’m fly, I’m stylish, what?  
Do I accept...

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Categories: accolade, girlfriend-boyfriend
Form: Burlesque
Norman Washington Manley (From Pages)
The mind is a womb
Copulate it
Let the semen of reason
Part the legs of its cervix
And you will see
When moth struggles before its born
The power of...

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Categories: accolade, history, peopleme, me,
Form: Free verse
25
Look at me, I’m a 25 year trendy maker!
I feature a brand new me, at present!
Look at me, and Read through my transition,
I wear George...

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Categories: accolade, birth, birthday, class, creation,
Form: Personification
Dave the Slave, Poet Potter
Huge hands extracted heavy red clay lumps
gleaned from Edgefield's argil soil,
placing it
upon the whirling wheel.
Fingers roughened,
he formed, shaped, with master skill
vessels fit --
massive stoneware pieces,...

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Categories: accolade, beauty, courage, slavery,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Elation - 7 Letter Acrostic
E ach pebbled path awaits the fall mum without momentum
L anguishing until the fall of foot brings them a pace.
A ll static objects seek the...

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Categories: accolade, analogy, introspection, mum,
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member Boa's Ark - Part 1
1. MORNING HAS BROKEN 
The men, in lines, tramp two by two,
forgetting all the women who
indulged them through a night of tricks
(their lips designed with...

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Categories: accolade, death, fantasy, philosophy, time,
Form: Rhyme

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