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Best Chariot Poems

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Premium Member Chariot of Fire - a Collab With P Callus
CHARIOT OF FIRE

I stand in silence and behold the sight, 
staring in wonder, waiting for thunder. 
A chariot of fire travels through the night. 

The...

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Categories: chariot, bible, god, journey, strength,
Form: Villanelle



Premium Member Chariot of Fire: Co-Written With Oe Guillermo
I stand in silence and behold the sight,
     staring in wonder, waiting for thunder.
     A chariot of...

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Categories: chariot, fire, horse, light, sky,
Form: Villanelle
Premium Member Kiss of the Eagle
Many eons passed on Earth, who only saw your face
Untouched your virgin body, floating there in space
Waxing, waning, gibbous, crescent, quarter, full and new
Selene the...

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© Roy Jerden  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: chariot, adventure, space, travel,
Form: Rhyme
Yes Dear Lol
YES DEAR!

I have here an old solution
For conflict resolution
Not to mention domestic pollution 
I say 'Yes Dear!'

When the situation is tense
With a subject like pounds...

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Categories: chariot, humor, marriage,
Form: Rhyme
Gone, But Not Forgotten
Great sun, your day is drawing to a marvelous close.
The horizon seems ablaze as you slowly spill into the turning of night.
Tomorrow we shall see...

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© Tobey Hill  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: chariot, absence, beauty, love,
Form: Free verse



Playing the Fiddle

Riding off into the Ivory Palace sunset,
in a pitch-black limousine, no less

Hear the heavy metallic chariot roar,
leaving exacerbated fumes echo deplored

Aural palette, enamel pestilent pain...

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Categories: chariot, allegory, future, history, visionary,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member An Ordinary Girl - Translation From Tagore
Sharing my translation of a famous poem (Sadharan Meye) written by Rabindranath Tagore, who won Nobel Prize in Literature in 1913. It's one of his...

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Categories: chariot, life, loss,
Form: Narrative
I, a Red Skin Dog, As Some May Delight To Call Me,
I, a Red Skin dog, as some may delight to call me,
I have heard the tales of horror, from my dark skinned foes.
I have heard...

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Categories: chariot, death, war, woman, red,
Form: Free verse
The Old Man of Merces1
The Old man of Merces  

His wrinkled face bearing slaps of time
His eyes barren like a desert starved of rain
Glittering they must be during...

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Categories: chariot, allegory, caregiving, depression, lifeold,
Form: Rhyme
From Life of a Cat
From Life of Cat

From life of a cat what can we learn?
Never have seen one wearing a sunburn
Our cat we do have that does exist
Seems...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: chariot, humorous,
Form: Couplet
The Nature of Wisdom
Every flower has its own color
With annual observation,
this we springtime discover

Give a womb kernel cede
of acknowledgment
To the spectrum birthright
of each other

We are all one,
tho’ from...

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Categories: chariot, metaphor, nature, truth, wisdom,
Form: Prose Poetry
Our Omnipotent God
Lord, you turned the wheels of the galaxies,
You know what makes the planets spin.
You set the universe in motion,
And yet, you care for mortal man.

By...

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Categories: chariot, earth, god, inspirational, planet,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Ride
There's an urgent feeling, sweeping 'cross the land
Could the hourglass be approaching, it's final grain of sand
Terror pulls the trigger, hearts begin to quake
Searching for...

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Categories: chariot, anxiety, bible, cheer up,
Form: Free verse
Death By a Thousand Indignities
Your large stuffed synthetic sack
and the aching bones and muscles
that strain against the pain
of a planet that you're sure must hate you,
are sure that you...

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Categories: chariot, people, poverty,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Amphitrite
She walked in fluid nature of her own romantic sighs
Tranquil vibes ebbs dim candlelight from the starry skies

Stuck inside a dream, a victim of the...

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© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: chariot, imagery, love, mythology,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Shattered Sighs