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Best Atoning Poems

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Premium Member The Word- Heroic Crown of Sonnets
THE LAW

Yet sacrifice would cover for Love's sake
before that time, the Law was sent to guide
sin offerings appeased man's guilty state
but could not change his...

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Categories: atoning, bible, christian, life, light,
Form: Crown of Sonnets



Premium Member Poetic Theme
So, what is the best theme for
a poem?  No guarded secret, all themes --  
Freely to Roam! And what, the prescribed 
destination or...

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© Joe Dimino  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: atoning, perspective, philosophy, poetry, poets,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Spiritual Illumination
satan

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Categories: atoning, death, life, spiritual,
Form: Diamante
Premium Member Hear Earth's Gentle Moaning
We go about our lives as if with no clue
that all around us things on earth are dying
as other “great’ activities we pursue.

Good habits should...

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Categories: atoning, earth,
Form: Terza Rima
Martyr For the Unorthodox Word
If I had over 10,000 dreams
You'd be the only thing my mind could see
Judgment couldn't be real
Succumbing to the fear of this cold life
Find a...

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Categories: atoning, allegory, angst, confusion, death,
Form: Ballad



Premium Member My Fondest Memory
It was July when I watched an elderly man
Lounging  on the same bench to gather his thoughts,
As fingers  picked  worn-out notes…bowing low
Seemingly...

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Categories: atoning, appreciation, memory,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Homeless in the Rain
The sky, heavy-laden with curdled black clouds,
Burst wide open, and all night long it rained.
It pitter-pattered on the panes,
And rattling on the slanting roofs.
It churned...

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Categories: atoning, lost love,
Form: Free verse
TWINFLAMES
TWINFLAMES 

Obsidian oscillated into lava
     slid across syntactic streams
        tumbled thick greenwood thickets 
...

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Categories: atoning, allusion, blessing, character, deep,
Form: Alliteration
Premium Member Transgenerate Roots
My grandparents' grandparents,
all sixteen,
digging roots through cultural meristems,
young adults,
adolescents during Time's 1880's,
post Civil War birth of Sir James Crow monoculture.

What would we name this self-hatred,
this...

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Categories: atoning, culture, gender, history, nature,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Nearing Home
NEARING HOME

On this final day of two thousand eleven
What thoughts are on your mind
Are there any thoughts of heaven
And the joy you will find

Another year...

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Categories: atoning, inspirational, new year,
Form: Rhyme
Perfect Fabric of Peace
The long, motionless hours of night;
a nod, a blink or deep breath away from
a new day's noise and bustle.
Modern life, soon enough, will secure
its grip...

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Categories: atoning, dream, feelings, night, peace,
Form: Free verse
Hairbrush
The hairbrush you held
With your delicate hand
Still holds your hair
As if you were still here

Your scent lingers on 
Long after the love is gone
If this...

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Categories: atoning, hair, memory,
Form: Rhyme
Slam Time
So you think that you’re better?
My diction ain’t got no fetter
I can pull books from just one letter.

It’s a skill I’ve been honing
While you’ve been...

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Categories: atoning, angst, creation, satire,
Form: Rhyme
Forever Rider
Bleached bones of a fallen beast,
Casting a shadow that points
To the east,
A cowboy rides out
With a noose round his neck,
Travelling north on a
Perilous trek.

The noose...

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Categories: atoning, adventure, allegory, angst, fear,
Form: Free verse
Trumpet
There is a trumpet in a close-by place
That summons us to all that we can be.
It counsels us quietly and with grace,
We sense it typically...

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Categories: atoning, faith, spiritual,
Form: Rhyme

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