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Best Dare To Fly Poems

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Premium Member Solitude
Ah! To be adrift upon the boundless sea sailing, sailing, sailing!
Alone with the sea and pristine sky with southerly winds prevailing.
No particular destination in mind...

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Categories: dare to fly, solitude,
Form: Rhyme



She
She wailed her way into the world...
An avatar they said, Goddess Lakshmi had taken birth...

Her parents' pride, her brother's delight...
She loved and shone her brightest...

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Categories: dare to fly, woman, women,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Where Eagles Fly
High
Where
Eagles
Dare to fly
The wind is howling
Heaving against the jagged rocks.
A climber relentlessly hangs on to endurance
Skilfully persevering till eventually the top is reached, the aim...

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Categories: dare to fly, encouraging, endurance,
Form: Fibonacci
Premium Member Entwined
Moon speaks from her heart:

I watch for you every morning with sad weary eyes
after spending the night suspended in dark velvet skies.
First glimpse of dawn...

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© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: dare to fly, love, moon, sun,
Form: Monorhyme
Painting Pain
When pain comes like a flashing flood,
Dare to swim in it;

When pain erupts like a blasting volcano,
Dare to burn in it;

When pain blows like a...

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Categories: dare to fly, pain, simile,
Form: Free verse



Sinister Eye
Sinister Eye

Something sinister this way comes. 
Ominous clouds have gathered overhead. 
Unkept rhythm of beating drums. 
Relentless feeling of unnerving dread. 

Fallen leaves wrenched from...

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Categories: dare to fly, abuse, allegory, anger, depression,
Form: Rhyme
French Fry
Life is short,
life is spry
like a crisp, little french fry
that gets stolen 
if you fail to watch over it.

It's written in the name 
of two...

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Categories: dare to fly, 12th grade, life, wisdom,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Tiger Riding
She rode a tiger's back
through a canopy of briars
beyond the speed of light
their silent claws slashing night
but tiger tired of the game
and shook her off...

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Categories: dare to fly, death, life,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Mountain View
Sweet fragrance of
cedar and pine
In the mountain you
will find
Crows and eagles who
dare to fly
Wayward into the
blue sky

The wind whispers
around each bend
Whether you incline
or steadily descend
Places...

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Categories: dare to fly, mountains, nature,
Form: Rhyme
Shadow
Always right with me, behind my back,
 The enslaved don't have hope,
 I go, I read, but it stuck with my skin, with me,
 The...

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Categories: dare to fly, anger, body, character, dark,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Blossoms and Bubbles
Mischievous wee breezes blowing so wild.
   Taunting sweet blosoms; dare you fly with me.
   Petals so gentle, they play like a...

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Categories: dare to fly, nature,
Form: Sonnet
Gabrielle
Gabrielle...long ago I fell prey to her predatory spell
like a fallen angel in a bottomless well
twisted tale of love and truth that i've gotta tell

Gabrielle...sweet...

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Categories: dare to fly, lovelove,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Tropical Summer
TROPICAL SUMMER

         Scorching Sun, Shiny Sky,
         Whirling wind always...

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Categories: dare to fly, summer,
Form: Tail-rhyme
Premium Member So I Fly
...... Here I fly ....
Do you  know why
Have no reason to stay
Going home today
Lighter than air
Not a care
Cause I dare
Yesterday lies behind
Tomorrow is out...

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Categories: dare to fly, dream,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Snow Cutting 63
I’ve
climbed the highest ladder
repaired frost damaged stone slab roof,
sat on top of telegraph poles
digging snow on Daughton heights
metamorphosis into maturity, was this proof?

I’ve
froze in seventeen...

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Categories: dare to fly, work,
Form: Verse

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