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Best Ceremonious Poems

Below are the all-time best Ceremonious poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of ceremonious poems written by PoetrySoup members


Premium Member Good Vibrations
Morning dew lets
drip essential
waters, the active
ripples drop,
landing, working
with the melting
ponds, to release
surface tension 
The callings of
chirping birds,
resonating
pleasantries to ears
everywhere, fervent
life, the eager
promise of things to
come...

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Categories: ceremonious, art, birth, nature,
Form: Dramatic Verse



Premium Member A Poetry Ballad
Ballad of the poet

When the moon kissed the sun, and light spread upon the earth. *hh*
Bright and early, 
early bird gets the worm.

With sullen time...

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Categories: ceremonious, adventure, confusion, faith, family,
Form: Ballad
The Rise,The Fall, Arise
THE RISE, THE FALL, ARISE

One moment I am among the stars
Looking down to them as they work and walk the earth
Nothing compare to my lengthy...

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Categories: ceremonious, character, confusion, courage, destiny,
Form: Free verse
Eye Candy
He has a smile resonant of a million stars
All alight
Inhibiting my inhibition to be red-faced
Still, in wanting to be noticed 
My eyes gave chase

I try...

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Categories: ceremonious, desire, emotions, feelings, heart,
Form: Free verse
All Is Kosher
Welcome to this ceremonious event 
of me unveiling my thoughts
of me unfolding my brazenness 
of you displaying your wittiness 
of you and me affecting changes
On...

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Categories: ceremonious, culture, emotions, friend,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Fighting For the Right To Live, For the Right To Love -
My hourglass shattered somewhere in the Limbo
I found myself swiming towards stones instead of stars,
my heart,fragile & curious began to beat navely,bravely for my soul's...

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Categories: ceremonious, growing up, self, self,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Child's Play
Child’s Play


Perhaps we should let the children lead.
Two mothers sat on a bench
speaking in an unusual tongue,
one sat alone scanning her cell phone,
a Dad pretended...

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Categories: ceremonious, children, simple, truth,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Privilege
Oh! How I long for that
one sweet moment of
loneliness, when the human race
decides to piss off, leaving me
to wallow in my own
company.
The pressurized world,
the ceremonious
corporate...

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Categories: ceremonious,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Enraptured Hearts
two hearts enraptured in love exchange vows
star eyes can’t see pass the day
hope indwells lovers’ hearts

ceremonious feast and dance ensues
two souls united in flesh
wedding celebration

~*~

For...

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Categories: ceremonious, happiness, life, love, passion,
Form: Kimo
Rain
I        smelled rebirth           as    ...

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Categories: ceremonious, africa, beauty, childhood, imagery,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Portraits
Dawn hurls
Magic aura;
Song birds sing

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Cheery sunrise
Poetry of light;
Ceremonious new day

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Awakening
Dreamy lines linger;
Unremembered glimpses

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Brisk walk seeking
Wet market food supplies;
Fresh vegetables greet

~~~~~~~~~


Busy food court
Crowded queues;
Hunger strikes a...

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Categories: ceremonious, dance,
Form: Haiku
The Symbol of Gods
The  Symbol Of Gods
 
When we think of God we think of religion, yes God is the one omnipotent.
There are others that see things...

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Categories: ceremonious, symbolism,
Form: Free verse
An Unwanted Guest
Hot December with excitement in the air.
Parties, new dresses and meals; a treat so fair!
Most special is my last born’s birthday.
Minute monitoring of decoration’s detail
And...

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Categories: ceremonious, celebration, humor,
Form: Rhyme
An Angel's Craft
I heard an angel speak last night and he said "write"
With lantern light weary I write this morbid night
The moon above the meadows move in...

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Categories: ceremonious, death, life, love, mysterydeath,
Form: Dramatic Verse
A Faux-Pas of a Celebration
Exultant excitability chase
Leaving a bad taste
A faux-pas of a celebration
In place of jubilation
Camera smiles full of lies
All the party in disguise
Veiled in ceremonious style
Triumphant distractions...

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Categories: ceremonious, celebration, confusion, family, wedding,
Form: Rhyme

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