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Best Connive Poems

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Where Are My Dolls
Little sweet Lucy..four years..so small. 
Her pink teddy bear.. and her Barbie doll. 
Pushed strollers of fun. ..in traipse of malls. 
Then a Topsy turvy...

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Categories: connive, child, death, destiny, emotions,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Charmed Happenstance
Vanishing vestige of dank cavernous lobes
   My lonesome forsaken heart adrift
      Under the most alluring midnight crescent moon...

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Categories: connive, desire, fantasy, longing, magic,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A Lesson From the Book of Romans
Happy is he who is not condemned,
By that which he allows in his life;
For he who adhears to the laws of God,
Will gain peace of...

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© Judy Ball  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: connive, inspirational,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Free Power - Part One
Free Power
                       ...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: connive, political, satire, love, power,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member My Bitter Sweet Dance With a Stranger
She rotates under the balance of my hands
sweet memories we derive
unfamiliar dance steps, mistakes already reaching five
but with the reception of her smile, I thrive.

The...

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Categories: connive, beauty, dance, for her,
Form: Epic



Independence Day-15 August
 Impressions of a teenager

I was born today twenty years ago
A healthy child with eyes of a doe
I grew up in a free world
Saw the...

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Categories: connive, independence day,
Form: Rhyme
P D How Foxxy Is She
There is a poet so foxy and sly
She needs no introduction and that’s why
Her pen is very quick
Almost as fast as her click
See her creativity...

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Categories: connive, funny, people,
Form: Limerick
Forever No More
No more invisible speechless, deaf and blind child
With neglected pleasures being addicted to denial
Floating through time, gravitating towards a warm arm
With an appetite for the...

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Categories: connive, introspection, lifegod, me, prayer,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member The Craven
The Craven
(with apologies to EAP)


Yesterday at my bail hearing, suddenly what I was fearing
Came with force of pounding gavel causing me to near unravel
Causing weakness...

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Categories: connive, angst, fear, rights,
Form: Verse
Manipulation
Voices that whisper into morbid ears
Appealing as a siren they lure you
Tell you lies that feed you along
Make you a puppet from your own will
Pulling...

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Categories: connive, betrayal, conflict, corruption, psychological,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Not Like Chamberlain
The war to end all wars was a vain hope.
When men seek for power to subdue,
Wanting to reign supreme and dominate,
Is it possible to yield...

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Categories: connive, war, men,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member Truth About Forever
Time and fate must have connive as they 
Remembered: You and I..
Unforgettable are your shining blue eyes,
They are more beautiful than any stars. 
Heartbeats then...

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Categories: connive, feelings, love, romance, sweet,
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member Villanelle: Is There Shame Worse Than That To Be Caught Dead Unknown
Villanelle: Is there shame worse than that to be caught dead unknown

Is there shame worse than that to be caught dead unknown
How many would give...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: connive, satire, vanity,
Form: Villanelle
Premium Member Class of Ordinary People
One in a shade with meat and a long knife
old girl with a load of hair like a witch
thug on a walk on yet a...

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Categories: connive, life, people, philosophy, poverty,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Some Men Die To Survive
Some men die to survive

	the Hard endures
the Soft succumbs   stews in juices  reproduces exults
			disappears
the heartless breaks cracks crumbles
							drags
   the Ephemeral...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: connive, death, destiny, god, history,
Form: Free verse

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