Best Awing Poems
The Promise's BeginningSomewhere in midnight’s nocturnal hallways
As the chill settles down with starlight
While the world stands silent in waiting
There abiding with his flock walks the shepherd
Hopeful in thought and yet weary of foot
He moves his charges through the bite of night
His hope in the coming dawn lifts...
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Categories:
awing, devotion, faith, history, inspirational,
Form:
Epic
EyesEYES
The round-of-life scene,
Hope of hereafter,
An aspect between
Movement hinders sight and more
A sandy beach
Spread at the shore
Glaze crust an itchy lid
Harsh chemicals
A thousand things hid
But now I lay me down,
Bright years in favor,
Beloved...
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Categories:
awing, death,
Form:
Free verse
Nd- Our Lady of ParisUnbelievable- Paris stopped breathing and even the world,
the cathedral spire shuddered, clung, trembling;
then, plunged burning and the crowd and the world itself,
wept, for the beautiful Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris.
Construction of the cathedral began in 1160 to 1260,
a wonderful example of Romanesque French Gothic architecture;
I...
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Categories:
awing, fire, paris,
Form:
Verse
The Good Old Days - JournalEYES -
The round-of-life scene,
Hope of hereafter,
An aspect between
Movement hinders sight and more
A sandy beach
Spread at the shore
Glaze crust an itchy lid
Harsh chemicals
A thousand things hid
But now I lay me down,
Bright years...
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Categories:
awing, death,
Form:
Free verse
Beautiful MusicBeautiful music
when you reach my ears I hush
awing your songs whim...
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Categories:
awing, art, music, passion
Form:
Haiku
Invincible Dreams - Collaboration With White WolfAs I incorporate colours with images in my dreams,
Still it’s more the emotional attachments that set the scenes.
Like an onlooker in another world of landscapes,
I am in control as I pull back the invisible drapes.
My mind wanders from my body so light
And flies off with...
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Categories:
awing, dream, imagery, imagination, spiritual,
Form:
Couplet
Butterfly of FreedomI was thinking of my youth,
which I occasionally do (SIGH).
When I remembered how I it was
to watch a butterfly.
They weren't around all that much to see
as I grew up in the big city.
Yet I had seen them fluttering about,
even trying to catch those so pretty.
Orange...
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Categories:
awing, angst, beauty, butterfly, freedom,
Form:
Rhyme
Castle On the HillI took my children in October
To a castle in the hills.
We were enchanted by its splendor,
Awing grandeur and strange thrills.
Purple plumes of smoke were pouring
From big chimneys in the sky.
The silver moon came out of hiding.
Scary bats began to fly.
I told my self I couldn’t...
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Categories:
awing, adventure, childhood, fantasy, childrenchildren,
Form:
Epic
Wildflower Wishes
Vibrant hues of scarlet and gold
Lilac, sapphire, colors so bold
Whispering tunes of glorious hope
Breathless promises revealing how to cope
Rich varieties of laughing blooms
In their beautiful, magical costumes
Fragrances tempting, like lilac perfume
Sweet as tender roses, even the heirloom
Listening to the silence of a tender bud
There comes...
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Categories:
awing, appreciation, beautiful, blessing, flower,
Form:
Couplet
Ghostly CastleI took my children in October
To a castle in the hills.
We were enchanted by its splendor
Awing grandeur and odd thrills.
Purple plumes of smoke were pouring
From big chimneys in the sky.
The silver moon came out of hiding,
Scary bats began to fly.
I heard moans and groans and...
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Categories:
awing, children, my children,
Form:
Narrative
Butterfly WingsWe pen the beauty of butterflies; we witness the grace in their flight.
The brilliance of shades is seen by day, but what of them by night?
They droop beneath the limbs; wings bound to hold dreams safe.
Dreams from babes who slumber; solace embroidered upon their face.
You...
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Categories:
awing, beautiful, butterfly, children, dream,
Form:
Rhyme
Something About the Month of MaySomething about the month of May
Through early dawn unto the day
From dusk to night's twinkling play
Of all nature's beauty on display
The Star's own star shines on so bright
Like the sparkle in her eyes alight
I chance to catch her downcast sight
That sets me lost in love's...
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Categories:
awing, caregiving, love, romance, uplifting,
Form:
Rhyme
This Empath In MeThis empath in me
Is embedded in you
Baby, everlastingly,
I feel you effortlessly too
I will hold you close…
I’m your empath nose to nose
Chest to chest, eye to eye, no lie
I will be there, that, I can’t deny
I know when you’re tomato-mad red
Know you’re baby-sky blue instead
Know...
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Categories:
awing, angst, emotions, endurance, passion,
Form:
Free verse
FlotilliaEquus Ferus caballus bovinium
awing the Browsband, he sat upon the latigo Keeper
relevant scales
an occurance of a dynamic conjunction
the rhizosphere
in Gilib. He said!
sativa fabaceae and
Tataricicum
Fagopu esculentum
disentangle rhizosheric
those processes
Adda Aiia O' badia Obadiah!
he grinds the wheat to be meals
for the peoples!
biosphere, hydrosphere, pedoshere
sativa fabaceae, fagopyrum
tataricum
tataricum!
fagopu esculentum!
serendipitous
bovinious sandwichious,...
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Categories:
awing, adventure, clothes, film, food,
Form:
Cowboy Poetry
Working ClassWrinkles and twinkles and wind colored cheeks
callused old feelings well hidden
Take a ride in Old Vermont across the covered bridges
Wander through the woods of Maine on down east running ridges
Stop and face the hard won life See to feel the work the strife
Recognize to...
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Categories:
awing, history, on work and
Form:
Lay