Best Forbearing Poems
Then Spoke Our LordThen spoke our Lord upon the scene
in a world of sheep gone astray.
His talk is truth, somewhat pristine
for thoughtless people of the day.
A taxman listened from a tree;
then spoke our Lord upon the scene
“Zacchaeus, come on down, I’m free.”
Inviting himself was not mean.
For Christ,...
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Categories:
forbearing, 11th grade, spiritual, spoken
Form:
Quatern
Tribute To WomenTo you, O women great, in obeisance, I bow,
For your primary forms of mother, sister, mate;
Full of love, patience, kindness and compassion, how,
The almighty has adorned you with goodness great;
As planners and arrangers, today, you excel,
As big bosses chiefs and heads, powers vast you wield;
Teachers,...
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Categories:
forbearing, women,
Form:
Ode
Blue Ruffles and Suspenders
blue ruffles and suspenders,
twist ‘n tout
their quick step
intermingled with applause,
side to side smiles,
astute to wrest the audience.
choreography jacks
the core of seasoned judges,
up on their feet,
forbearing technique.
joy spreads
like a serendipitous meadow -
spring arrives,
verdant with faeries and butterflies,
honeysuckle and roses,
violets, the warm sun
of
baby’s breath-teeth
to tinker bell-tiptoes.
at final...
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Categories:
forbearing, dance,
Form:
Free verse
Am I the Assassin Or the UndertakerAm I the Assassin
or the Undertaker
For Palani
...
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Categories:
forbearing, death, grief, morning,
Form:
Elegy
Living In the MiddleWe are living in the middle, you and I,
between butterfly beginnings - ethereal endings.
Despite Natural Law, I'm persuaded to pause;
if possible, dear, let chrysalis continue ...
Timothy Levi Hicks
Living in the Middle
Rules of life restrict us from infancy.
If instincts are true we thrive, each new lesson,...
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Categories:
forbearing, destiny, dream, happiness, love,
Form:
Verse
Zen Death Haiku IiToday, catching sight of the mallards
crying over Lake Iware:
Must I too vanish into the clouds?
—Prince Otsu translation by Michael R. Burch
This world—
to what may we compare it?
To autumn fields
lying darkening at dusk
illuminated by lightning flashes.
—Minamoto no ago translation by Michael R. Burch
This world—to...
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Categories:
forbearing, death, imagery, life, nature,
Form:
Haiku
Enjerciendo PrudenciaDedicated to: Myself and the kindred spirits
Rise up today so gracefully and comely. Let not the present by the past be spoiled. You are entitled to what is best in the new day; do not let it wasted to loneliness and disgust. Leave the horror...
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Categories:
forbearing, dedication, depression, inspirational, philosophy,
Form:
Prose
Keep It SimpleYes, He is approachable. No, He is not hidden or isolated.
Yes, He is an Infinite and Awesome Supernatural Being.
He introduces himself to us in the form of our own humanity ...
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Categories:
forbearing, god, relationship,
Form:
Prose
My Gift Is LoveThat word Love, that surpasses all
the eternal flame, you hold in your hand..
My darling my gift to you, thousand veils of light
passions of our minds, in heaven so true
where God's counsel will stand, is love, more love
and laid on a path laid bare, is my...
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Categories:
forbearing, love,
Form:
Quatrain
Moonflower On May OneMesmerized and enthralled
Objective and fair-minded
Optimistic about anything
Nurturing and nourishing
Friendly and affectionate
Lenient and sympathetic
Observant and mindful
Well-balanced and graceful
Earnest and passionate
Reasonable and sensible
Open and forthright
Nerdy but interesting
Meek yet forbearing
Adventurous and intrepid
Yielding and malleable
Oriented and discerning
Nonchalant and unperturbed
Easygoing and good-humored
05/01/16
"Poem Written On Your Birthday
II" Poetry Contest
2nd Place...
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Categories:
forbearing, birthday, blessing, flower, moon,
Form:
Acrostic
Mother's Day(Mothers They Are, Not Just On Mother's Day)
Mothers are souls, gentle as some birth mothers
Oh, I've seen their tender hearts bleed
Their minds racing to find whatever the need
Heaven knows how far their hands with kindness stretch
Each morsel becomes five loaves, and two fishes
Rest assured their...
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Categories:
forbearing, mothers day,
Form:
Acrostic
My Recurrent Dream, Translation of Paul Verlaine's Sonnet: Mon Reve FamilierMy Recurrent Dream, Translation of Paul Verlaine's Sonnet : Mon Rêve Familier
I'm often subject to a strange and invasive dream
Of an elusive woman whom I love, and who loves me
And who at every encounter might not the same be
Nor altogether another be, yet...
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Categories:
forbearing, dream, girl, love, mystery,
Form:
Sonnet
The Murmuring of a TravelerOnce when I was kept in the safest column
He was already standing beside my mother's womb
Whispering me lullaby
And I was happy
Before I walk my day
He was already standing in the doorway
Packing me provisions so I could make it through...
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Categories:
forbearing, faith, religion, me, rain,
Form:
Free verse
New YorkShe glimmers by the darkness of the sea
To welcome those who seek true liberty
This apple of the earth tempts all to see
The truth that nothing in this world is free
Such beauty bears a burning torch up high
The glorious towers of an empire try
To reach God's...
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Categories:
forbearing, new york, pashto, places,
Form:
Sonnet
Adam and EveIt remains my tightly held Health and WellBeing intention,
for the good of me,
yes,
but for everyone, eventually,
to continue to Win now,
although I realize this requires further Loss of and by Others
who may justifiably feel Earth's survival of the fittest
has boxed them into unfit margins of unnecessarily...
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Categories:
forbearing, caregiving, culture, earth, earth
Form:
Political Verse