Best Implicitly Poems
The In-Between
"The In-Between"
I ripped the pages of
that tired old story
from the heart, a body of work
buried the misdiagnosed slanders
then wiped their mouths
with the back of my spoon
the feed they found,
passed the disingenuous time;
some found it hot, others -
scratching the surface
paltry yard confounded,
some alarmingly...
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Categories:
implicitly, imagery, life, muse, poets,
Form:
Free verse
Dear Lord Hear My PleaDear Lord hear my plea!
Since the dawn of time...
has reigned cruelty...
Man has chosen war,
know not what it's for,
when will there be peace?
Why can't humans learn?
Lessons from the past...
Must we live in fear...
When, your Word is clear,
Forgotten so fast
We all pray for change...
know not what will...
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Categories:
implicitly, god, gospel, hope, humanity,
Form:
Lyric
Spring LunaNeath midnight blue, the crescent moon hangs low
Complicit confidante, she knows my heart
This lovers’ bench we shared so long ago
Her and us, taking oath we’d never part
Still spring perfumes of rose garden linger
While hovers aura of lavish thickness
He slipped a diamond ring on my finger
All...
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Categories:
implicitly, grief, heartbroken, hurt, moon,
Form:
Sonnet
Eye of Horus and the Seat of Me
"Eye of Horus and the Seat of Me"
When I looked
into
your eyes
Blue Sky
reflected in
the Heart of mine
I sat true
in the
Seat of Me
Amygdala
holding the gears
in my hand
your hands
over mine, casting
abstract reasoning
next to the full throttle of me
shifting...
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Categories:
implicitly, blue, faith, i am,
Form:
Free verse
Perfect KissOf all our synchronicity,
a perfect pair implicitly,
the one thing that I dearly miss?
The perfect way we used to kiss.
Kissing you was like a dance,
full of wonder and romance.
Always sure to light a fire,
kindled flames of our desire.
Always, to you, I'd relent.
Such a gift is...
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Categories:
implicitly, dance, desire, fire, kiss,
Form:
Rhyme
Queen Esther(Esther 5: 2)
The King Held Out To Esther
The Golden Scepter
That Was In His Hand
She Was His Queen
The Woman Who Fulfilled His Dreams
One of The Most Beautiful In All His Lands
But It Was Persian Law For All
That Those The King Did Not Call
Would Be Struck Down...
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Categories:
implicitly, beauty, bible, character, christian,
Form:
Free verse
Making LoveIn a world obsessed with sex
when it ends in misery
like it often does
What can they expect.
Call me old fashioned
but don't morals care and feelings matter any more
or is it just one foot in the bedroom
and one foot out of the door.
For me
I need...
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Categories:
implicitly, caregiving, love, marriage,
Form:
Romanticism
His Name Is Calciatore
"His Name is Calciatore"
His name is Calciatore
he loves to follow me
from room to room
he’s exceptionally
well groomed
even handsome,
one might say,
he can be quite serious
yet, he loves it
when I flirt
shamelessly with him,
day after day,
"Love will have its way", they say
it’s always “play...
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Categories:
implicitly, humor, love, muse,
Form:
Romanticism
Like Fish In WaterLike fish
for whom water might have the transparent invisibility
of ubiquitous healthy atmosphere,
our primal natural-spiritual nondual first love
and last hope
is for ever-more regenerative health trends,
and not degenerative pathology trends.
That being so,
if indeed I have this Left-Right balanced accurately,
conserve-progress polypathically,
economically and politically,
ecologically,
then health optimization for both...
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Categories:
implicitly, culture, freedom, games, health,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Stand Beside MeSTAND BESIDE ME
I look beyond the here and now
The sides and in-between
The way we were, the way we are
The way we've always been
My soul mate stands before me
Your shadow steps into mine
I pour the nectar to the glass
Speak my mystic rhyme
Spellbound I had...
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Categories:
implicitly, devotionme, love, magic, may,
Form:
Rhyme
Who Is This God You Serve?You feed and live on lies and malice
Deception is the cloak you wear so elegantly
The crisp white robes, expensive suits or
The everyday clothes of the working class
Your hands... your blood-stained hands you wash
‘It is clean’ you think because you cannot see
Your eyes, they are sealed!...
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Categories:
implicitly, dedication, people, religion, war,
Form:
Free verse
Diabolus In SuburbiaWe are drawn here for the festivity, to glorify His name.
In our crimson best, presents wrapped gaily, to glorify His name.
Joyous revelers and their dutiful handlers arriving.
Doors open, we are welcomed heartily, to glorify His name.
Presents not expected, but the mistress will not feel neglected.
Material...
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Categories:
implicitly, america, birthday, childhood, culture,
Form:
Ghazal
Stampede of SpillingSpilling a stampede of ink's prisms in brilliant
words infusing a Poet's thoughts.
Conveying creativity to provocative
imaginations .
Implicitly complying to isolating reality
Creating new dimensions where
Clock's spilling time's perceptions living
the moment of now forever.
Clockwise wisdom from wicked word’s
of a Crazy mind.
Philosophically our minds process...
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Categories:
implicitly, creation, inspirational, life, philosophy,
Form:
Epic
Understood
"Understood"
My feet stand solemn
grounded they're barefoot
sinking in the undertow,
feeling what’s real
my toes grip the past
while the slow words
wash it irrevocably away
the ego sashays
and hangs that Faust in the wardrobe
Locks it away
turns the key
I put it on my tongue
swallow the meaning of that,...
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Categories:
implicitly, journey, love,
Form:
Free verse
Christmas Me Dear MandurahMandurah, cruises, jingle bells,
The lake house splendor in shooting stars dwell,
Tremendous Christmas without snow, implicitly the stunner glide,
Black phantom unveil the cloak of his clandestine pride,
Scintillation gigantic Casuarina Equisetifolia ornament tree,
Embellish the solitude's dew which endorsed by the clasp of glee,
Dear Christmas Eve, I am...
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Categories:
implicitly, holiday, nostalgia, christmas, christmas,
Form:
Kyrielle