Best Commingle Poems
Below are the all-time best Commingle poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of commingle poems written by PoetrySoup members
This HellHis thoughts go off like bombs inside his mind,
so deafening, so poisonous, so doomed
to thrash against a dam of memories
that take him back to hopeful...
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Categories:
commingle, loneliness, loss, sick,
Form:
Blank verse
An Integral PartYou try to dismiss those feelings
you've hidden deep within your heart.
Yet, you dream of a fantasy
where lust is an integral part.
Innocence and sin commingle,
often blending...
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Categories:
commingle, emotions, feelings, life, symbolism,
Form:
Quatrain
Sweetheart, Your Lips the Only Honey I Will Taste a Collaboration With Susan AshleySweetheart, Your Lips The Only Honey I Will Taste
A collaboration with Susan Ashley
Sweetheart, Your Lips The Only Honey I Will Taste
Bright heaven's night...
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Categories:
commingle, art, conflict, crush, evil,
Form:
Sonnet
Ubiquitous SmilesPastel panels of color,
like cobbled bricks of sunlight
pave the walk with abstract art.
And the artist's brilliant brush
encapsulates a hallmark
moment, where beauty prevails.
Oranges and blues commingle,
as...
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Categories:
commingle, beauty, imagery, nature,
Form:
Blank verse
Mary, the Father's VirginStill,
Of her father
Even after hair in her armpit
After her four years sojourn in our citadel
With puberty wearing her a beautiful toga
She remains in the shadows...
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Categories:
commingle, daughter, life, love, passion,
Form:
Blank verse
Autumn Colors Are AmazingA pageant of seasonal beauty
Unfurls amongst deciduous trees.
Tawny leaves morph into reds and golds,
Unique to any artist's palette.
Muse to poets, sculptors, and painters,
Nature’s art inspires...
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Categories:
commingle, nature,
Form:
Acrostic
Sweetheart, Your Lips the Only Honey I Will Taste - a Collaboration With Robert Lindley"Sweetheart, your lips the only honey I will taste"..
Bright heaven's night skies, in your eyes once were,
agleam they glittered, gems as you danced free;
my darling,...
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Categories:
commingle, desire, evil, jealousy, love
Form:
Sonnet
HypertensionThe sky looks so much bluer
And the grass a deeper green
the trees are stronger, taller
As I think I’ve ever seen
The sunshine brighter
Clouds are...
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Categories:
commingle, emotions,
Form:
Free verse
A MasterpieceThe night draws dusk to it
like a child hugs a pet.
And for a brief moment,
they commingle as one.
A wisp of a moon hangs
low on...
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Categories:
commingle, beauty, imagery, night,
Form:
Blank verse
Naked PixelsYour words travel the globe
machine to device,
wire to line.
Captured I am in adoration.
The syllables stand bare,
without shame or embarrassment,
perfection in form and verse.
Lustfully, I dwell...
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Categories:
commingle, devotion
Form:
Free verse
Son, Say Goodnight To Grandpa - Part 2originally my intent to expound on memories
when paternal grandfather erode
out to said residence, and averse to expand horizons
...
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Categories:
commingle, age, appreciation, boy, celebration,
Form:
Elegiac Lyric
Initial Impression of Art ExhibitionI ogled through the open Atelier,
And chance into a spacious grotto,
Wanting to carry out an exploration of voodoo kingdom,
I...
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Categories:
commingle, art
Form:
Free verse
New World OrderNow sat among the debris of the day
confused and helpless as a child at birth,
his senses pounding hard within his frame -
mixed messages of equilibrium.
All...
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Categories:
commingle, change, conflict, confusion, fear,
Form:
Sonnet
King Solomon's HouseAs the dusk beacons
And the night commingle with the day
Confusion rented the air
It was an un-endless arrival of him we await
He...
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Categories:
commingle, adventure, friendship, life, love,
Form:
Free verse
Logos of a Lyric PoetLogos of a lyric poet
gleans the page, so white. It’s the
esurient exponent of
heart and mind. How I
wish I could be his...
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Categories:
commingle, love, on writing and
Form:
Free verse