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Best End Product Poems


Premium Member Once Upon a Christmas 1954 - Part One - a Short Story From My Memoir
Each year as Christmas rolls around, as I buckle under the pressure and stress of shopping for gifts for people that already  have everything, I find myself remembering that Christmas of 1954.

Dad had joined the army that year and we  moved from the...

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Categories: end product, christmas, nostalgia,
Form: Narrative
You Are Who You Are
You Are Who You Are
(Dedicated to all students in Brunei)

You are who you are- a unique creature.
All men are your brothers but you’re different and rare.
None that came before, none that lives today,
nor one that lives tomorrow would ever be like you.

You are a unique...

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Categories: end product, character, destiny,
Form: Enclosed Rhyme
Role-Model
When I was called little brother, 
I smiled.
It meant I have an elder sibling.
One from whom I could learn,
To discern,
Between Light and Dark.

What about the Grey?

Only a few would about the grey; 
Enquire.
Even fewer, 
Perhaps none
Would even begin to aspire,

Is grey the divider?

What is a...

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© Chad Greef  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: end product, character, community, conflict, courage,
Form: Free verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Prayer Solemnizing Vitality
Wise no adulation, dedication and gratification 
   not emphasized the other three hundred and sixty four days a year
question their role as consumed end product of taxidermist, 
   gnome hatter clucks fie against industry where 
when thanksgiving gobbledygook brouhaha 
 ...

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Categories: end product, adventure, america, boat, courage,
Form: Epic
Within the Walls
We often look at the person within the walls as the breaker ,
not the broken
the relentless evil that exists in this persons free will 
The horror this person was willing to create
how they bruised societies ego

How then do we look then at the breakers
We look...

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Categories: end product, analogy, character, culture, discrimination,
Form: Free verse
The Bastard
THE BASTARD

Oh! Poor bastard!
The end product of
flirtation
Shamefully brought
to the world
By his slutty mother
A dog she is 
Caressed by that
dog-Nature
Father
In an ungodly manner

Oh! Poor bastard
Living a life of
shame
Of not knowing his 
Father
So unlucky he is
Never having to know
the 
Love of his parents
So unlucky he is

Oh! Poor...

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Categories: end product, life
Form: ABC



I Grow Where Am Planted
POEM: I GROW WHERE I'M PLANTED.

BY SIMEON A.D. PANGU

Though I write rhyme 
But I can't sing,
It not a limitation neither a crime,
I do it with pleasure for the joy it bring,

I can't paint neither draw,
Yet the beauty of it I always adore,
I love water yet...

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Categories: end product, addiction, adventure, africa, anxiety,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Smelly Stuff Absorbed
Smelly Stuff Absorbed 

There are many words for those excrements that appear on the fabric in
incremental solid and deliquescent motions because ingestion fulfils that
autonomous need to shed ablutions but here I declare ‘Waste not Want not’

Whatever notion ‘**** happens’ frivolously or weighing heavy on one’s...

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Categories: end product, pain,
Form: Free verse
A Psalm To Solemnize Pure Tin Forefathers Mothers
A psalm to solemnize pure tin forefathers/mothers...

Who didst unknowingly, unquestionably, 
and unwittingly script vitality
and the prologue to Thanksgiving,
(which theme poem initially written)
about three hundred and ninety seven years, 
and nine months after February third 1621,
yet genesis of American November tradition 
pronouncing Meleagris gallopavo domestico
sacrificial bird...

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Categories: end product, adventure, africa, age, america,
Form: Rhyme
The Missus Unflagging Crocheting Efforts As Betsy Ross Incarnate
The missus unflagging crocheting efforts as Betsy Ross incarnate

With needle in hand incorporating love
in every single crochet stitch
that's my wife
tad more'n a quarter century ago
then newlywed to yours truly
slowly, magically but inexorably
transforming skein of yarn
into requested end product
of her tastefully done choice.

Eventual inchoate objective
will become...

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Categories: end product, adventure, age, america, appreciation,
Form: Free verse
Can You Can a Comment
Can You Can a Comment

There are only certain things that are allowed
To happen all by yourself or in a big crowd
Like poems I have been writing as of late
On them having the power to concentrate.

What will end product of poem be for me
How it is...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: end product, allegory, analogy, how i
Form: Couplet
Natural Selection a Theory Or Farce
I mean was Darwin thinking when he wrote this theory
When I studied Psychology and read this I said O’ dear me
Only the strong shall survive was his point
I think on this subject his jaw was out of joint
Observing two similar birds with different beaks
Saying that’s...

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Categories: end product, funnylove,
Form: Rhyme
Unity
Oh unity,an opinion pescribed by love
The bond of cordial relationship
The boat saddled on the ocean of love
That moves on intensely like a ship

It grows on focusly like an hibiscus flower
It fruits are nourishing like sindey
It is reliable to be set on as a pillar
Let government...

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Categories: end product, allegory,
Form: Classicism
Inkless Pen
Solid lines of no solidarity;
scribbling at paper with an inkless pen.
Brain-check, 
flash-back; 
to a time when rhyme meant decent lines
in due time.
And now I’m stuck with this darn inkless pen;
scribbling for weeks on a blank sheet of paper.
Scribbling for weeks and the end-product is this;
at...

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Categories: end product, inspirational, on work and
Form: Free verse
All Ready
It’s on the brink
The result is on the brink

The outcome will be announced
The result will be pronounced 

For everything done 
There's always fun

So don't panic for whatever will be the effect!
Don’t be disappointed by the end product!

Of whatever test you already given
Experienced gained and so...

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Categories: end product, inspirational
Form: Light Verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry