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Best Crescendoing Poems

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Light On the Devil's Chord - Day 13
In his seething silence, I spoke, softly to him,
“Did I desire once to be higher than you, oh seething heart?
Could I, in my human flesh,...

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Categories: crescendoing, adventure, confusion, courage, heart,
Form: Epic



Light On the Devil's Chord - Day 25
I was restless all the night,
The demoness softly singing a haunting tune
The Holy Spirit sifted in swirls around me,
And she touched with her claws its...

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Categories: crescendoing, courage, gothic, heart, light,
Form: Epic
Premium Member Robin Redbreast
Robin Redbreast

Spring is here, and the robins appear
With morning and evening song in the air.

A robin redbreast perched in a tree
Sings a song for his...

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Categories: crescendoing, bird, nature, spring,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Digital Creationism
Digital Creationism
(Man 0, God 1)         

Part 1: Binary God
For men it seems God is a binary function
And...

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Categories: crescendoing, relationship,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member We Are the Watchers
We Are The Watchers

by Stark Hunter


Into the breach the multitudes surge,
Into the crushing breakers and
Beyond the sucking mindless tides,
Down down into the whirring, rushing confluence,
Precipitously...

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Categories: crescendoing, racism, violence,
Form: Blank verse



Old Dame On a Footloose
Old  Dame On A Footloose





She held on to the firm grip of the extended invite

Pent up desires vented out in the market site

Elasticity in...

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Categories: crescendoing, dance,
Form: Free verse
Reflections
The celeritous bodies of the hills and plains
Are a true wonder. Green fields stimulating 
A world of living, with just as much depth 
For the...

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© Amy Ndiaye  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: crescendoing, allusion, analogy,
Form: Free verse
Flow Like a River
in life you flow like a river
ceaseless without a quiver
endless giggling speedy and wavy
relentless bristling to the  ocean gleefully
undisturbed attached to the moment pure
might...

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Categories: crescendoing, philosophy,
Form: I do not know?
Temple of Ares
I watched the endless procession of stalwart youth, resplendent in their panoply gathered, a 
steelly passion filling resolute gait.
And I asked of them, "To what...

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Categories: crescendoing, death, loss, peace, sad,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member Antithesis
Antithesis

In May, the lion’s ear blooms immaculately,
As if the night sky is on fire.
It excretes a ravishing untarnished beauty,
A mesmerizing compelling beauty
Only the mad mystics...

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Categories: crescendoing, love,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The American Morning
The American Morning

We ride smoothly, deliberately, in this old cruising caravan,
Across the ancient American avenues and boulevards, 
Of the once living, and now, the finally...

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Categories: crescendoing, america, baseball, hope,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Bolero Mi Amore
Bolero builds in intensity,
the interplay of instruments
crescendoing; soft to loud.

Ravel’s music haunting my dreams
Chimera of swells crashing, Everest
ever-reaching for God’s palm.

The texture of a piece...

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Categories: crescendoing, music,
Form: Free verse
2:18
Nursing my young child to sleep,
I pour my love out to him as I do
my milk. Thin and cold as a specter,
there is warmth only...

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Categories: crescendoing, child, day, dream, heart,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Truth of Obscurity
I don’t need to be told what I’ve seen
whether it’s real or a sinister scheme
I need a world where I know the rules 
which we...

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Categories: crescendoing, america, corruption, peace, war,
Form: Rhyme
Awakening
Another sleepless night without you,
Yet I had another dream.
8 young children were picking flowers,
Or...so it would seem.
4 girls and 4 boys stood before me,
Each holding...

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© John Jacks  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: crescendoing, age, love, peace, sound,
Form: Narrative

Book: Shattered Sighs