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Best Fertilize Poems

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I have a new lover
who makes me smile just like a mother.
I have a new lover 
who does things the way I want.


I have a...

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Categories: fertilize, 3rd grade,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member O' What Is War But the Mad Child of Greed and Hate
O' What Is War But The Mad Child Of Greed And Hate


By uppity arrogance the mouse challenges the lion
And his haughty crown is fused nickel...

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Categories: fertilize, abuse, conflict, death, deep,
Form: Rhyme
I Never Left You
I NEVER LEFT YOU

When youthful restless hearts hear defining calls
With volcanic strength they will respond
The impetus for adventure overrides
All rational thoughts, out of window they...

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Categories: fertilize, adventure, america, courage, feelings,
Form: Personification
Enough For All
ENOUGH FOR ALL 
by Wordancer

All the species of this world, whether mammal, fish or bird
Are provided with their food, whatever their taste
Each created for the...

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Categories: fertilize, animals, caregiving, education, food,
Form: Rhyme
She Kissed a Dying Oak Tree
She slowly grew on him, surrounding his body with brown mold and green moss.

He can’t escape her detachment, her selfless embrace. Her love is only...

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© Jg Finch   Create an image from this poem.
Categories: fertilize, autumn, beautiful, change, loss,
Form: Lyric



Premium Member Daughters of the King
DAUGHTERS OF THE KING 

Hear Ye, Hear Ye,
Oh Daughters of the King.
From creation’s crown, to our glorious gown,
Let Heaven and nature sing!

Awake, Align, Acclimate,
Bring it...

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Categories: fertilize, faith, father daughter, fun,
Form: Abecedarian
Premium Member Exclusive Birth Rights
Exclusive Birth Rights

I am German and guilty as charged by history and evil parental culpability
privileged by life and proxy thus I refuse to forget ancestral...

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Categories: fertilize, humanity, , memorial,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Kiss the Rain
Like any family, mine’s the same, they leave Mama with the dirty Chores.
You’d think with Trolls, and Dragons, and such… There’d be magic galore!
But I...

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Categories: fertilize, adventure, fantasy, funny, humorous,
Form: Light Verse
Her Grace Amazes Me
Lilies and butterflies,
over pink pansies beauty flies.
Daisies linger in fields upon fields-
Who knew my sweet Monarch
my heart would steal.

She flutters over a purple peony,
and on...

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© Lu Loo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: fertilize, beauty, butterfly,
Form: Rhyme
My Flower
I once held a rose in my hand
Nurtured and cared for;
It was all I had.

Content and satisfied I deemed myself,
For it held
True love indeed

From its...

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Categories: fertilize, lost love, lovehappy, flower,
Form: Free verse
Love Is Like An Untouched Garden
THE UNTOUCHED GARDEN

Love is like an untouched garden.
It doesn't seem to have much value
           when...

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Categories: fertilize, beauty, encouraging, happiness, hope,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Waterfalls, Rivers and Drought
WATERFALLS, RIVERS AND DROUGHT

The frenzied forces of cold, icy streams
detonate explosively on the rocks below.
Their rapid currents wreak havoc 
on logjams caught in crevasses beneath
the...

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Categories: fertilize, creation, earth, environment, mountains,
Form: Free verse
From a Student's Pov
Schools can be so unbearable sometimes, 
On some days, it’s the work
Homework!Homework!Homework!
On others, it’s the teacher
Do this! Do that! No! Yes! Stop! Don’t talk!
Some days,...

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Categories: fertilize, education, friendship, high school,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Sublime Terror
Let's say I am an anthropocentric terrorist.

What would we be saying? 
And isn't that redundant somehow?
If terrorists are ethnocentric,
does that not also require you to...

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Categories: fertilize, earth, earth day, fear,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Lazy, Happy
I woke up Saturday joyful at my body's triumph
over virus, breathing again without pain and enjoying
winter and the cold that keeps us sane and sober.
But...

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Categories: fertilize, beauty, family, home, hope,
Form: Verse

Book: Shattered Sighs