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Best Big Question Poems

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Premium Member The Big Question For Those of Little Faith
Energy is neither created, nor destroyed
but does transform
witness the log burning in the fireplace
cellulose and lignin combining with oxygen
yielding heat, water and CO2
and with you...

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Categories: big question, life,
Form: Free verse



Lifelines
A misty  reflection
in the mirror
of life


a fragile shadow
on the wall
of boundaries


A deep echo
in the tunnel
of thoughts

A  soft whisper
in the voice
of dreams


a broken emotion
in...

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Categories: big question, confusion
Form: Light Verse
Poetry Commentary Exposure of Isis
(So many were protesting about America's secret involvement with ISIS but I didn't believe it until I read this latest news, shocking and disgusting. Poor...

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Categories: big question, allegory, political, power,
Form: Acrostic
A Question Over Tea
She was a nirvana mama, there ain’t no doubt
and that meant much a nothing to me,
and nothing ain’t nothing I care about,
so nothing couldn’t set...

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Categories: big question, girlfriend-boyfriend,
Form: Rhyme
Same Land
Headphones
Wonderful Things Right?
Until They Put Up A Fight
"Can You Hear Me Now?"
We Say Back And Forth
Like We Expect That One Of These Times, Its Going...

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Categories: big question, me,
Form: I do not know?



From you '15 years from now'
What am I looking for, what am I hiding
reunited with my past self, can't help but repent;
did I lose myself or am I still finding,
hoping...

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© Nex Dan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: big question, change, deep, growth, writing,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Father Time's Interview
Hi.
We don't have a lot of time,
or, well, I guess you do,
but I don't,
so let's plunge right into the first big question:
Which came first, form...

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Categories: big question, allegory, earth, environment, nature,
Form: Free verse
Normality Station
As I walk through the turmoil of ADHD
I wonder to myself, why did it have to be me?
what happened to me as a child?,
to make...

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Categories: big question, emotions, life, loneliness, me,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Christmas Season
Santa Claus is a scary dude. 
Right up there with God. 
He watches our every move
and keeps score with a list
that he checks twice to...

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Categories: big question, christmas, december, funny, humorous,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member My Greatest Adventure
MY GREATEST ADVENTURE

The greatest adventure of my lifetime took place in a quaint little town on the East Coast  ---  a town whose...

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Categories: big question, anniversary, blessing, celebration, children,
Form: Narrative
Thankfulness
Thankfulness: the opposite of complaining
This isn’t going to come easily, it will take a little training
It’s the concept of being content with all that we...

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Categories: big question, thanksgiving, god, people, change,
Form: ABC
The Hunter Has Been Hunted
The nation is thrown into grief.
Our national flag is flying at half mast.
Everyone is wearing a sack cloth.
The dangling axe fell on us.
And the mighty...

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Categories: big question, history, nostalgia, passion, people,
Form: Ode
Is It Real
Is it real or are you faking 
it? ;
Can you testify truly 
without a hit?
That it is as strong as it 
seems? ;

Even in the...

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Categories: big question, faith
Form: Pastoral
On-The-Streets
Born in black

I squeezed for the white milk

From an unknown Breast

On the streets

I was a month old as a feast (0-1)

I balanced my feat

Raised my...

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© Hari Das  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: big question, child, childhood, children,
Form: I do not know?
Cannibal Carnivore Carnival
now there’s a tongue twister
which has sunk weighted by disbelief
to the bottom of memory
this is a rescue attempt for 
eyes trapped behind closed lids
underlying rather...

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Categories: big question, how i feel,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things