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Best Guidebook Poems

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Guidebook
Today I questioned reason with rigor. 
I tried to find an explanation for my being.
A rhetorical question with mystifying vigour,
that opens doors to new ways...

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Categories: guidebook, life,
Form: Rhyme



Lets Talk About Love
Lets talk about love

Love is meant to be an opportunity
To share a place in time,
And an open heart for a person, 
That God has designed,...

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Categories: guidebook, love, marriage, life, god,
Form: Blank verse
This Is Not a Paradox
This is a poem to tell you what poetry must be,
A how-to-write-a-poem guidebook for you, by me.

A poem must have both rhythm and rhyme,
And be...

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Categories: guidebook, metaphor, poetry,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Recipe For Change
With crack of first light of dawn
The day's work begins; sleep's gone
Gather food; cook
Aroma fills air, breathe on.
Spices, herb bouquet add-on
Day has great outlook
Just short...

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Categories: guidebook, bible, faith, food, life,
Form: Verse
Words
friend 
encyclopedia own hundreds notions, but the most important answers of the 
life's questions one can't find there. the colleague 
vocabulary own myriad words, but...

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Categories: guidebook, life
Form: I do not know?



Premium Member Honeymoon On Hogmanay
We went to romantic Scotland for our honeymoon on Hogmanay
Had no idea it was a rather special brunette-only-welcome kind of day
My husband tried to go...

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Categories: guidebook, travel,
Form: Rhyme
Out of the Gaits
Watch the people walking – 
Check their bodies, not their faces.
You can tell a lot as they
Perambulate their paces.

Strutters filled with confidence
Step lively, arms a’swinging,
Silently...

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Categories: guidebook, people, urban,
Form: Rhyme
Preparing For the Journey
Spread the maps out on the living room floor,
Like I've done so many times before,
Getting ready for a trip to be made at a future...

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Categories: guidebook, hope, lifetravel,
Form: I do not know?
God's Words
Thanks be to You, Almighty God
Sacred Scripture, Sunday sermons, Spiritual poetry.
We read the written Word;  we hear the spoken Word,
Thoughts begin to take shape,...

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Categories: guidebook, 11th grade, prayer, spiritual,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member I Regret
I regret
there is no guidebook for love
..I regret
manual to parenthood
I too regret
mistakes and anxious concerns
as you grew,I too,slow to learn
I regret
there is no guidebook for...

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Categories: guidebook, forgiveness
Form: Bio
The Word of God Is Living
“12For the word of God is living and active. Sharper than any double-edged sword, it penetrates even to dividing soul and spirit, joints and marrow;...

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Categories: guidebook, religion, words, god, change,
Form: Ballad
Rubrik Cube
Understanding me is not an easy task,
It takes a while to see behind my mask.
I’m kind, caring and hardworking,
Don’t mistake that for being easy going.

I’m...

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Categories: guidebook, character, inspiration, meaningful, poetry,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Muse Came In a Storm
 
 ~ ~ ~ ~

Looking up I was so awestruck,
suddenly my muse was unstuck;
oh windstorm_

I saw a huge flock of bluebirds,
singing a song so...

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Categories: guidebook, muse,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Crook
Crook!
She stole my guidebook,
my pink Ray-Bans, my outlook
— it’s grim. The schnook
snatched my Diamonte fountain pen. She took

my attaché case filled with cash. Forsook
my manners...

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Categories: guidebook, humor,
Form: Monorhyme
Premium Member One Grandpa's Thoughts On Raising Children
The young couple was about to have a baby so they thought it would be nice to sit down with his grandpa and ask for...

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© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: guidebook, children,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Shattered Sighs