Best Gladdened Poems
Joy...Winds
raged as
fires glowed in
small frowzy shacks
that strange Georgia eve an angel was born.
The sky proclaimed that lives would re-arrange;
with Joy’s first cry,
the tempest
cha......
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Categories:
gladdened, happiness, lifejoy,
Form:
Tetractys
Xmas- the Baby In the Manger..."Though passing through sad and sombre times, let us be gladdened by the joy and peace Xmas brings"- by Poet
She felt the kicks, this time more intense
A mother’s primal instinct told her thus;
......
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Categories:
gladdened, angel, celebration, child,
Form:
Rhyme
Roses and Sunbeams...Roses and Sunbeams
Her scent wafts alongside her and sinks into my heart;
For I have become fixated, by a desire for her touch.
She was glorious and overpowering, from the very start;
I am ho......
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Categories:
gladdened, addiction, drug, love, poetess,
Form:
Christmas Memories..."When festive seasons come, I can't but slip into memories of the time I lived with my parents making me feel that unlike photographs, memories never fade and into their faces framed and hung on my m......
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Categories:
gladdened, celebration, childhood, christmas,
Form:
Rhyme
ZEPHYR...I am the breath of teardrops drying
A whisper coaxed awak’ning on rippled pond
Shadows creeping amid the grey stones
Concealing both prey and predator
A faint kiss to lift the butterflies aloft......
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Categories:
gladdened, allusion, life,
Form:
Verse
Ocd...I feel as lame as a whale without its fins to swim in fine waters
Blue blasphemy break a spirit of slumberless insanity that rips up my poetic loves, likes, unlikes and hates
Debates on TV…flee fro......
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Categories:
gladdened, anxiety, , atheist,
Form:
Free verse
Winter Awakens My Care...Winter Awakens My Care
anonymous Middle English poem, circa 1300
loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch
Winter awakens all my care
as leafless trees grow bare.
For now my sighs a......
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Categories:
gladdened, angst, england, joy, sorrow,
Form:
Couplet
On Near Death Experiences...A woman’s spirit hovers
above an inert body that is hers.
She sees the surgeons cutting
and then sees their frantic efforts
as they try to bring her back to life.
She had died and yet is able
t......
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Categories:
gladdened, death,
Form:
Free verse
Kick...Kick.
A lot of questions arose in mind always and
Always those vanished from scene
Today I gathered them in mind and called
O I noticed you were ultimate piece.
Searches of bliss and peace......
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Categories:
gladdened, appreciation, fantasy, hyperbole, lost,
Form:
Free verse
A Painting For Humanity...The vividness of the dazzling tones
of an Autumn's landscape is alluring,
making the beeches gleam when it rains;
it has captured me into the realm of fantasy,
as I am taken onto a road walke......
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Categories:
gladdened, art, autumn, beautiful, beauty,
Form:
Free verse
Gladdened Heart...The day cannot turn gray
though it may be cloudy
though the storm may be rowdy
but when I walk Your way
the day is not gray.
The night is not frightening
though the moon may not be serenading......
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Categories:
gladdened, inspirational, introspection, night, day,
Form:
Quintilla
Life's Changing Seasons......As my soul nears it's journeyed winter resting place
memories of past seasons are thoughtfully traced
footpaths that were traveled which gladdened my heart
grateful of the spring which gave me my ......
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Categories:
gladdened, faith, hopeautumn, me,
Form:
Free verse
All That Was Sparta...Our lusty voice was in the tramp of narrow, winding,
Scree-littered, deep-rutted roads;
Ravens, uttering guttural croaks, slow-wheeling above
Vast, resonating, steeply plunging......
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Categories:
gladdened, myth,
Form:
Rhyme
Medieval Poems V...Medieval Poem V
A Proverb from Winfred's Time
anonymous Old English poem, circa 757-786
loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch
1.
The procrastinator puts off purpose,
never in......
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Categories:
gladdened, earth, england, love, middle
Form:
Rhyme
The Rhyming Poem - Part I...The Rhymed Poem aka The Rhyming Poem and The Riming Poem
Old English Poem (i.e., Anglo-Saxon Poem) from the Exeter Book, ca. 990 AD
loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch
He who gr......
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Categories:
gladdened, england, literature, poems, poetry,
Form:
Rhyme