Best Derives Poems
Pleasures of ReadingIt pleasures me
That she reads me
Inside her serenity
Parked on our bench of antiquities
I, whom gazes over there at her,
Later in the dusk of candlelight
Shall remove her pink dress
Tiss then
I shall see she derives her pleasures
As I read her...
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Categories:
derives, art, beauty, desire, image,
Form:
Free verse
Spiritual JoyAssuring more time to embrace the earth's sun
Brings with it sweet pleasures summer has spun.
Casting out a line in search of a suffering soul,
Derives inner joy that is good for the whole.
Everyone may soon become quite aware,
Favoring the spirit gifts so much to...
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Categories:
derives, joy, love, spiritual,
Form:
Abecedarian
A Little Piece of ParadiseA Little Piece of Paradise
An Eden-like orangery, her secret place for refreshing reverie,
a haven, from an abusive marriage, where her body and mind are free.
Away from a domineering, intrusive household,
her own favorite hideaway – a refuge from her unhappy world.
Here she is serene enjoying peace...
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Categories:
derives, abuse, emotions, freedom, longing,
Form:
Rhyme
Corona Virus Welcome To the UkIts here the thing we all fear,
The apocalypse is near,
The devils spurn has risen,
Trapping us in our homes like prisons,
To plague our planet already broken,
Is it retaliating, squeezing our lungs chocking,
Like the black death the plague upon our people,
Swooping, stealing the lives of the...
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Categories:
derives, care, death, sick, society,
Form:
Rhyme
Faith and Chocolateour God is bountiful because
Jesus is Robin Hood turning the tables in the forest temple
and Friday treasures an island of hope in my child’s mind
‘you can be a pirate as long as you don’t turn a blind eye’
patches up sorrow and heartache tattooed in its...
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Categories:
derives, god,
Form:
Free verse
All Praise the BreastAll Praise the Breast
Gawaine Caldwater Ross
When an infant is hungry, frightened or injured
his mother places him upon her breasts,
comfortable like pillows with nipples.
Nipples. Mmmm, good.
From the very beginning the breast
is a major source of comfort,
which we forget during childhood
but discover again after puberty.
Breasts are satisfying,...
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Categories:
derives, love,
Form:
Blank verse
Prophet Mohammed and Holy Quran MiracleEvery prophet comes with miracles...someone asks what were the miracles of prophet Mohammed(May peace be upon him), now I will be mentioning some of them in the future, but here is one that I know and NASA did know when Neil Armstrong ...
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Categories:
derives, dedication, faith, peace, moon,
Form:
Rhyme
The Perfect PoemAs unfocused and natural as breathing
As unrestricted as dreaming
Creativity derives from formless –
From liberty
Don’t think
Write now
Correct later
This is poetry in its most perfect form
Just like when you’re taking a test and your first thought is most likely correct
It’s okay to jump from one...
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Categories:
derives, inspirational, on writing and
Form:
Free verse
Groundhog Dayemerges from burrow
sunrays fade through graying clouds
early spring crocus
2/1/2022
Groundhog Day (Pennsylvania German: Grund'sau dåk, Grundsaudaag, Grundsow Dawg, Murmeltiertag; Nova Scotia: Daks Day)[1] is a popular North American tradition observed in the United States and Canada on February 2. It derives from the Pennsylvania Dutch...
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Categories:
derives, flower, spring,
Form:
Haiku
We Are FamilyThere’s an unsettling silence that hangs in the air
The broken, twisted--cracked chair is empty just sitting there
The chair is almost gone now, memories are keeping it alive
So many people sat on it, about a one hundred five
My thoughts are obscured, and memory a...
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Categories:
derives, family, father daughter, father
Form:
Rhyme
Jaun Elia TranslationsI am strange—so strange
that I self-destructed and don't regret it.
—Jaun Elia, translation by Michael R. Burch
The wound is deep—companions, friends—embrace me!
What, did you not even bother to stay?
—Jaun Elia, translation by Michael R. Burch
My nature is so strange
that today I felt relieved when you didn't...
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Categories:
derives, city, hindi, love, memory,
Form:
Couplet
The First ShowersMonsoon rains
Bring festivity, each year
Yet I eagerly wait, to get wet
In the first showers, each year.
The peacock of my heart
Dances round ‘n round,
On the exhilarating tunes of ‘Megh Malhar’
Expressing its unbounded joy.
The thick showers 'n scent of water
From the...
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Categories:
derives, earth, happiness, rain,
Form:
Verse
Verlena S WalkerVerlena S. Walker
Vivacious being
Earthly skin tone
Reality of the world
Living for the moment
Entertained by her imagination
Never lost in thought
All aspects of life are focal points.
(S.) ensual sensitivity endeavoring triangle
(E) verlasting is her stride.
(X) is the answer mark
(T) ogether with those that are important.
(O) nly a spirit...
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Categories:
derives, blue, how i feel,
Form:
Acrostic
Beyond the Grid1.
Whenever the truest edge doesn’t hold,
Another existence it does belie.
When causality is a broken line,
Unseen variable has cracked the mold.
Simple cause and effect gets in trouble
Abstruse patterns underlie life’s events.
Straight Euclidean angles and tangents
Reveal deep truth when they twist and bubble.
Infinite weaving of the light...
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Categories:
derives, imagery, metaphor, science, senses,
Form:
Italian Sonnet
Do I Hear An AmenDO I HEAR AN AMEN?
Looking out life’s window, trying to find out why I am so sad and down.
I am a (vivacious being) so now why do I frown.
I don't blame the Lord for my struggles.
I know strife in life is there.
The (reality of the...
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Categories:
derives, philosophy,
Form:
Free verse