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An Impetuous Storm
You were a storm I wasn't prepared for
One day, out of nowhere
You blew me away with your charm 
Drenching me with your shower of compliments
Your first kiss struck me like a bolt of lightning
The electricity surged through my whole body
And then I was hit with...

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Categories: impetuous, desire, joy, love, lust,
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The Sudden Impetuous Excitement
The sudden
impetuous excitement 
Of a child
Running to his mother's arms,
Fills me with deep longing....

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© W.A. Cholt  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: impetuous, childhood, emotions, longing,
Form: Tanka
Premium Member Impetuous Will

Headstrong, with an ageless broken heart,
I erased the memories of childhood,
And painted them back in frail colors, blushing pinks,
Pastels like jewels fading from my trembling fingers,
Imagining a dream where there had only been fantasies,
Brilliant fantasies peppered with light,
Graceful and bright – like Christmas glistening
In the...

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Categories: impetuous, appreciation, god, gospel, jesus,
Form: Free verse

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Premium Member Impetuous Love of Innocence
No words are spoken, eyes exchange glances
Loving hearts entwine, in joyful parlance 
Love in love with love, joyfully dances
No words are spoken, eyes exchange glances
Essence of presence, blissfully prances
An impromptu tango of innocence 
No words are spoken, eyes exchange glances
Loving hearts entwine, in joyful parlance...

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Categories: impetuous, love,
Form: Triolet
Impetuous
Your love magnificent…   Thankful this participant…   Your essence blows the 
breeze…   Dancing In rejoices do the trees…   I feel you on my skin…   Divine love 
from within…   As the day trusts there is...

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Categories: impetuous, faith, friendship, happiness, inspirational,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Impetuous Words
Impetuous Words
Written: by Miracle Man
June 3, 2021

Each word that I say, 
contains my DNA.
Words, intended as token
can’t be unspoken.
Impetuous words often sting
and heartache may bring.
Leaving me with one course,
drink a cup of remorse.
Can’t worry about morale,
if the horse has left the corral.
...

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© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: impetuous, words,
Form: Rhyme




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