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Best Disinclined Poems


Premium Member Revitalized Love In the Fall of Winter
In the midst of vacant hours, echoes of expressions on opposite ends
are something of the same. Ruminating on questions; questions about
thy and questions about thou intertwined
with the then and the now. Thoughts
prelude to other thoughts of 
thoughts emerging to 
many thoughts.
Consulting and
considering 
the death
and birth
of...

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Categories: disinclined, faith, love, dream, dream,
Form: Free verse
The Wolf
Your agouti mix with your silver sleek shine,
Your genus “canis lupus” known throughout time.

You hunt in packs deep in the woods,
So stealthy and confident just like you should.

Carnivore mammal, tough as steel,
You ripped me apart for your last meal. 

Untamed and wild beneath the the...

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© Lu Loo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: disinclined, animal, fear, journey, metaphor,
Form: Couplet
Once In a Blue Moon
A solitary man was he 
who shunned responsibility 
and crawled back to his empty shell, 
he thought himself alive and well. 
He spurned an opportunity 
for love in perpetuity, 
instead his nervousness took hold, 
he lost the yearning to be bold. 

As weeks went by...

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Categories: disinclined, sad,
Form: Verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



I Am Frankenstein
I am the frightened toddler running from the demons
     that I made up in my head.
I am the dark shadow of a missing character
     that is tricking the deathbed. 
I turn the corner of poverty into emptiness...

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Categories: disinclined, celebrity, conflict, fantasy, feelings,
Form: Rhyme
Prescription
Dark is the soul of a man who was crazy 
to let a pure love pass on by, 
his fear of commitment, his immature ways 
brought regret, and a tear to his eye. 

She was the perfect one, destined to flavour 
his days with a...

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Categories: disinclined, sad,
Form: Verse
Premium Member The Death of Tutankhamen
THE DEATH OF TUTANKHAMEN

                 I.

The king is dead--and layed within his place,
  and night has fallen as it did before,
within his tomb he hides his golden face
 ...

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© Vee Bdosa  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: disinclined, future, mystery,
Form: Sonnet



Premium Member The Death of Tutankhamen
THE DEATH OF TUTANKHAMEN

                 I.

The king is dead--and layed within his place,
  and night has fallen as it did before,
within his tomb he hides his golden face
 ...

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© Vee Bdosa  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: disinclined, absence, culture, history,
Form: Sonnet
~following the Rules!~
~Rules were meant to be broken~

*At least that’s what I think*

~All words were meant to be spoken~

*Just as Jack Daniels was meant to drink*


~I don’t like structure, I like to be free~

*I generally do the opposite of what I am told*

~You‘ll never meet anyone quite...

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Categories: disinclined, funny, on writing and
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Puzzle Me Not
When I awake to winter skies of gray
And poetry that would defy my mind,
I'm not tempted its phrases to display
In hope some gem of wisdom I might find
For such a task I'm truly disinclined.

Nor do I bother with  careless poet
Who has not pride to...

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Categories: disinclined, metaphor, wisdom, work,
Form: Quintain (English)
Once In a Blue Moon
A solitary man was he 
who shunned responsibility 
and crawled back to his empty shell, 
he thought himself alive and well. 
He spurned an opportunity 
for love in perpetuity, 
instead his nervousness took hold, 
he lost the yearning to be bold. 

As weeks went by...

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Categories: disinclined, angst,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Love of the Subconscious Mind
LOVE OF THE SUBCONSCIOUS MIND

Lost was that gift none can ever replace,
that gift come from the Divine,
a love in the subconscious mind.
Angels wept for joy, for my love and I,
for what we were and had combined.
Each from each to each other and no other,
each in...

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Categories: disinclined, lost love, love,
Form: Rhyme
If We Try To Ask Why
If We Try To Ask Why

It was another plain morning in the mundane business belt
until we felt the day stay still, and we knelt to pray at will.
In the decade since our engrained tranquility was strained,
our prayers have waned, and cooperation was not sustained.
As proof...

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Categories: disinclined, america, evil, loss, religious,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Mystery
At night, disinclined to be awake, 
Any wince of a dream turns into rage
Something once pleasant becomes deceptive;
As illusions of quietude deeply blacken
Impending the shadow to retrace its way.
Every night, at the call of twilight,
From the hint of a flickering stars; 
This mysterious shadow gnaws...

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Categories: disinclined, image, magic, scary,
Form: Dramatic Verse
My Fair Lady - a Writer's Romance
Not a blemish on your skin,
Not a mark,
Nor even a scratch,
Yet you tempt me,
Resent me,
Prevent me from Playing with my mind,
And agonizing my thoughts,

You ask me to draw,
To write,
To speak out my ideas,
To not be so disinclined to shoot.

My fair lady,
Our friendship is tough,
It is...

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Categories: disinclined, allegory, beauty, dedication, relationship,
Form: Free verse
If We Try To Ask Why
If We Try To Ask Why

It was another plain morning in the mundane business belt
until we felt the day stay still, and we knelt to pray at will.
In the decade since our engrained tranquility was strained,
our prayers have waned, and cooperation was not sustained.
As proof...

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Categories: disinclined, faith, god, heartbreak, heaven,
Form: Lyric

Book: Reflection on the Important Things