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Best Archetype Poems


Archetype
The rock has  iris rainbow  overtones
with pins and needles on our wandering feet
and irradiates flowers and trees that absorb
radio clear  and light-dark energies 


The hummingbird sucks them
the insect pricks them
the cow gulps them down in its grass factory

Insects don´t understand brainy birds…
Who...

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Categories: archetype, animals, philosophy, universe,
Form: Imagism
Archetype
The anointed Jesus comes with the Power of God
and the working of prophecy will he complete
he will trod the habitable beneath his feet
till the nations shall know that Jehovah be laud

All things spoken of him will come to pass
with a shout he will to earth...

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Categories: archetype, dedication, devotion, faith, hope,
Form: Rhyme
Absolute Archetype
I am the rock and the water…
I am the stillness and the rapid motion…

I am beaming with illuminated light and shadowed by empty darkness…
I am the pull of gravity and the push of the oceans tides…

I am his strength, his unwavering  will, his firm...

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Categories: archetype, faith, introspection, love
Form: Free verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Manu and the Fish
Manu strolled to his stainless sink
To wash his hands and have a think.

He reached for soap, a bar was handy,
A square pink cake that looked like candy.
He ran the water, fresh and cool,
And in his hands, it formed a pool.

Then, out of the water, to...

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Categories: archetype, animal, fish, friendship, hindi,
Form: Rhyme
Sappho's Rose
Our English Rose
by Michael R. Burch

for Christine Ena Burch

The rose is—
the ornament of the earth,
the glory of nature,
the archetype of the flowers,
the blush of the meadows,
a lightning flash of beauty.

This is my translation of ancient Greek epigram by Sappho of Lesbos. It was originally titled...

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Categories: archetype, beautiful, beauty, earth, flower,
Form: Epigram
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Red lights close behind me, a road block up ahead.
Slow down or accelerate, either way I'll soon be dead.
The gun is in my pocket but no chamber has a round
And if I let them catch me they'll put me in the ground.
	And oh, I gotta...

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Categories: archetype, myth,
Form: Rhyme




Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry