Best Format Poems

Franky was seven and having a party
He told all his school-mates, except for Spud Carty
And once they had heard that Spud wasn't invited
All of them said they were really excited

And then at the party the kids all had fun
Which might have continued if Spud hadn't...

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stand where you want to
you'll be drawn in
picture yourself
choose a spot
the joy of life is to 
       undulate with freedom with others to 
              form poetic...

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Etatsemaj Poems are shaped like an hourglass. The top and bottom halves are seven lines each, linked by a narrow constriction, allowing the sands of verse to run through, giving a total of 15 lines. It may be on any subject and rhyming is optional....

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Etatsemaj Poems are shaped like an hourglass. The top and bottom halves are seven lines each, linked by a narrow constriction, allowing the sands of verse to run through, giving a total of 15 lines. It may be on any subject and rhyming is optional....

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Leading The Way With Your Blessed Amazing Grace!
Inspiring blessed God: "Trinity of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit."
Inter-connectedness of the most gracious Triune Creator of life.
Good Friday to Easter Sunday requires rolling the stone away
Erasing life's sting with everlasting resurrection inspirational grace.

Judas symbolizes Goliath to...

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I dedicate this poem to them who are ignorant and making statements on innocent girls that were raped and killed in India. 

Disturbance creates crystal ball for heeling flirt.
irresponsibilities perform failure of skills and spreads dirt.
reliabilities of options confirm the intellect of a utilizer,
that runs...

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The swaying of her hips, 
the movement of her lips,
The way she moved her body
brought him into that one kiss. 
He loved the way she moved, 
she loved the way he talked,
It was a match made in Heaven,
a match made by God.
That single kiss they...

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All I will say is how I did my best ever day to say you are my love
Before I go to bed and before I wake up I pray above
Cluing you with the best of my affections that I hope you see
Did you know that...

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FORMAT

Life is full of expectations regulations-- evaluations

Rationalizations

Poetry provides perfect protection-- preventing

Pre-empting

Facilitating fanciful feelings--fictional

Fascinations

FORMAT—WHERE IS THE FREEDOM IN THAT?...

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Do Despise

What is it we should surmise
Those who terrorize
Do despise
May be many ties
Along with their alibis.

Terrorist does this define
Were they out of line
Sun does shine
In position so supine
Do much so they can unwind.

Have heard that the prognosis
Has been pretty precocious
Atrocious
And preposterous 
End of what can...

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Hey friends well here's the scoop
I really like this website Poetry Soup
I don't know how to format
I'm really bad with grammar
Sometimes when I proof read my poems
They look like letters from the slammer
It took me three days to write the one 'bout Sun and Sand
Then...

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Format Of The Eclipse,
Danger of sunlight on my lips,
My eyes filled with terror, Deceit fill my heat
What goes around comes around, so that gravity may put me back on my feet
The moonlight on my hands
The stars up above, A twister filled twilight with only seductive...

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B-The Word of Life is joy everlasting-a
E-In the game of life, we win, lose, and die-b
T-patterns reasoning, be glad we're living-a
T-living for the trice, losers don't comply,-b
E-trifles our distractions are ankle-deep.-c
R-Count on time won't add up you'll meet Grim Reap.-c...

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Tortoise looked, couldn't see, hare disappeared.
Only him, tortoise win, hare reappeared.

the sportsmanship that
honesty competes often
eludes the cheaters

The Word of Life is joy everlasting.
In the game of life, we win, lose, and die,
patterns reasoning; be glad we're living.
Living for the trice, losers don't comply,
trifles our distractions...

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Traditional poetry is written in METER, wherein the words in 
any given line are read/heard in syllable groups called 'feet'. 
An IAMB is a foot containing one un-emphasized syllable, 
followed by a second emphasized (or 'stressed') syllable.

PENTA is the Greek prefix for five. The phrase...

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