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Best Inebriate Poems

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Premium Member Sip the Sunset
Alone, beneath the skies of sunset wine,
    infuse me with your golden minutes’ keep -
       break...

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Categories: inebriate, appreciation, emotions, hope, longing,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member I Know the Land
I know the land where the lemon trees flower
Where the sun paints a panorama by the hour
While its light caresses each curve of the land
Dispersing...

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Categories: inebriate, beautiful, fantasy, inspirational, moon,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Villanelle: Dare You Stain the Portals of Your Deity's Sacrosanct Citadel
Villanelle: Dare you stain the portals of your deity’s sacrosanct citadel

Dare you stain the portals of your deity’s sacrosanct citadel
Which mortal mammal’s primal address the...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: inebriate, mother, symbolism, woman,
Form: Villanelle
Time For Celebration
For quite a while we were cursing our almost ice age days and nights
Though we got our dear Santa, merry Christmas and fluid delight
Tasty chocolate...

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Categories: inebriate, april, bird, blue, celebration,
Form: Free verse
I Love the Rain
I LOVE THE RAIN (C) 2018
BY KWEEN YAKINI 


I love the rain
Let it rain 
Let it rain
I can feel it coming down
Just keep dripping on...

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Categories: inebriate, crush, desire, imagery, longing,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Holy Hunger
(A Salute to Emily Dickinson)

I taste a liquor never brewed
In structured vats of men
Not all the tankards ever filled
Could reign this nectar in

Inebriate of Christ...

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© Cona Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: inebriate, metaphor,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Villanelle: the Dilemma of the Non-Violent - 55
Villanelle: The Dilemma of the Non-Violent – 55

What the human mind can conceive calculate
See beyond sight recall aeons lost in time
Yet we believe grandma tales...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: inebriate, mystery, myth, nature, planet,
Form: Villanelle
Premium Member Lucky
When a fetus or baby, I then could have been:

          Born to mother who died, or...

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Categories: inebriate, appreciation, blessing, fate, life,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member The Day Is Coming
The Day is Coming
By Franklin Price
3/29/2015

The day is coming, April one
The day for fools to have some fun
Much fooling time already spent
By those who run...

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Categories: inebriate, political, pollution,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Mother Earth, My Mortal Muse
This is my love letter to our lovely planet oasis
Alas taken for granted and abused on a daily basis
Through the years she’s provided me with...

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Categories: inebriate, appreciation, farewell, heaven, nature,
Form: Rhyme
Love Has Many Colors
Love is like a green leaf 
innocent, delicate and soft 
tenderness of which brings
a sensation of pleasure to mind

Love is like a rainbow 
cheerful, playful...

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Categories: inebriate, love, meaningful, spiritual, ,
Form: Prose Poetry
Contemporary Art!?
Scathing these miscoloured orbs of sight, with incised rocks carved beneath

Concretionaries jagged edges of contagiums....

Painted upon the predominating canvas of perceptions dank, pasteled times!

So what...

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Categories: inebriate, life, nature, sympathy
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member A Self-Tutoring Translation of Rimbaud's Final Version Vowels In Contemporary Terms
A Self-Tutoring Translation of RIMBAUD's Final Version " Vowels " in Contemporary Terms

(" Vowels " (final version, without the definite article, with the poet's corrections)...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: inebriate, analogy, color, sound, surreal,
Form: Sonnet
Second Birth
What can I do? I’m helpless
Witches are stuffing my brain with straw
Pernicious thoughts raining spurious angels-
Sons of bloodsheds, their beautiful faces
Wait for a cab sailing...

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Categories: inebriate, allegory, allusion, birth, brother,
Form: Prose Poetry
Charlie
Who would have known,
your roots were hidden, deep,
beyond the shadows that would keep you,
dancin'in the street?

Being just a bum when it all began,
when you were...

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Categories: inebriate, celebrity, clothes, community, fantasy,
Form: Classicism

Book: Shattered Sighs