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Best Adept Poems

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Premium Member Five Letter Words
Noble Souls

Noble souls arise,
build steps,
forge roads,
carry tough loads,
scale peaks,
quell fears,
dream stars which blaze,
clear those black skies.
These souls would tears erase.

Noble souls offer cheer,
avoid wrath
crush their...

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Categories: adept, appreciation,
Form: Verse



Premium Member I Dream Poetry
An echo of lovesome passion, an inspiration of unborn theme,
A muse hypnotic, adept at composing aspirations of my dream,
Omnipresent voice of being, poetry is my...

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Categories: adept, muse, poetry,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Evolution of a Soul
A soul unites with a vessel. With no preconceived notion of what lies ahead.
A soul, upon arrival is molded by senses, by experiences, by emotions.
A...

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© Joe Inka  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: adept, philosophylost, lost,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Daughter of Oak and Ash
For good, the Druid woods claimed this girl child for its own;
nymphs named the silk-skinned, raven-black of her, Fianna.
This night, she’s hurt hunting demons in...

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Categories: adept, caregiving, love, racism,
Form: Pantoum
End of Days
...inspired by 'The Salamander' by C.S. Lewis
 
 
The sun bore down with blinding rays,
the oceans boiled and came to nought,
it was withal the end...

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Categories: adept, horror,
Form: Verse



Premium Member The Story of the Grand Piano
She was a grand piano: grand in structure, grand in beauty, grand in quality 
of sound. She had captured the heart of every pianist who...

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Categories: adept, allegory, betrayal, music,
Form: Prose
Premium Member God Save the Queen
It’s Jubilee tea at my auntie’s care home
Aunt Phyllis’s hair could do with a comb
But she doesn’t mind and puts on her hat
The queen won’t...

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Categories: adept, celebration, england, humorous,
Form: Rhyme
She Is Not Defined By Poetry Alone
She is not defined by  poetry alone
born a dreamer  in a realist family of drones 
they made her adept, at many things ;...

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Categories: adept, identity,
Form: Free verse
Carolyn, How Do You Do It
You have written and submitted poems galore.
Your work gathers comments from others by the score.
Carolyn, you have acquired so much popularity.
I can see you are...

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Categories: adept, dedication
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Grand Piano
She was a grand piano: grand in structure, grand in beauty, grand in quality 
of sound. She had captured the heart of every pianist who...

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Categories: adept, analogy, love,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Strolling Through Evergreen Cemetery
I was strolling through Evergreen Cemetery the other day,
Glancing at epitaphs etched upon various stones along the way.
Some flowing verse was out of this world...

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Categories: adept, death, humorous,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Male Bonding
Apart from our nice 3 piece suite the cat has clawed and shredded
	 it's knocked over a figurine that lies there prone, beheaded.
	I'm quite adept...

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© Viv Wigley  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: adept, funny,
Form: Light Verse
Poet Destroyer A
Poetess she is, whose magic is cast with great ease
Opulent in words, charming to the utmost degrees, 
Engraving hisses, silhouettes, images of natures surreal
Trespassing horizons...

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© Guru Jad  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: adept, beauty, friendship, on writing
Form: Acrostic
Humble Tribute To Jo Daniel - a Poet Par Excellence
"When The Snow Melts", 
When "Spring Is In The Air"
When "Tears Of The Sky" shower blessings
When"Zephyr's Silky Tendrils" caresses us
When "A Nightingale Sings Of Dawn's...

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Categories: adept, appreciation,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Two-Edged Swords
I write of two-edged swords (that tired clichè)
as though this modern boy knew hilt from blade;
as if I had been taught of true swordplay,
not learned...

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© John Watt  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: adept, first love, loss, lost
Form: Sonnet

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