Best Ceremonial Poems
September's Ceremonial By Catherine DibuonoAs she stopped atop the terraced stairs
her tiny ,yet sensual figure .seemed to take on a glow
This beautiful woman, daughter of mine
Was shining ,like a glistening gemstone of varying hues
And all living things around her seemed to stop their daily chores
And breath...
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Categories:
ceremonial, daughter, nature, beauty, beauty,
Form:
Free verse
British Ceremonial GuardShe guards her heart with more than fine steel,
And combination of sorts.
To break the face of a stern-faced guard
Is almost considered a sport.
To see a rock wall shed a tear,
As impossible as it may be.
Emotion hits the hardest with words
And it waves the hardest in...
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Categories:
ceremonial, dedication
Form:
CeremonialLooking for myself
Water dripping from eyes of frescoes
Flickering alive - spirits of the dead
I'm accompanied by echoes of my steps
I'm not alone...
Sun rays break rainbows through windows
Rootless bouquets of flowers displayed by hearts in mourning
Silence makes one's heart heard
I approach her with fear of the...
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Categories:
ceremonial, death, life, loss, mother
Form:
Free verse
The HorseThe Horse.
A horse gives joy to everyone,
By those that ride them just for fun.
There are others that race them, a quarter mile,
and those that do it Kentucky style.
We also see them trot and pace,
and teams with wagons, that love to race.
They are also quick to...
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Categories:
ceremonial, animal, celebration, horse, joy,
Form:
Couplet