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Best Ingratiate Poems

Below are the all-time best Ingratiate poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of ingratiate poems written by PoetrySoup members


On My First Call To Ingratiate Myself With the Poets
On my first call to ingratiate myself with the poets;
I fathered that night to dawn and hit the roadway early,
If i remember well Kachikau was...

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Categories: ingratiate, poetry, poets,
Form: I do not know?



Premium Member Aloha India
ALOHA to my friends in INDIA, I hope this message is received with the understanding that recent interactions have vastly expounded because many have participated...

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© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: ingratiate, beautiful, people, perspective,
Form: Narrative
Angelic Frequency
by: Mei-lan https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0_Pn5puYb0o

Flame of love Divine Sacred Dharma
unite our hearts together without bondage
White dove of peace ingratiate our souls
let us leave behind duplicity and follow
the...

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Categories: ingratiate, angel, appreciation,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Looking At My Chainsaw Now
Beautiful berry bushes have grown renegade all over our yard.
Garden catalogs call them this, it is not a name I made up.  They are...

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Categories: ingratiate, character, nature, perspective, pollution,
Form: Free verse
Affirmation
Think only Pleasant
As God has given you
His given Grace
To be pleasant
Be contrite for you know
That it is not negativity
Which brings' positive results'
   ...

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Categories: ingratiate, change, character, courage, creation,
Form: Pastoral



This Poverty of Mine
THIS POVERTY OF MINE...
Improves upon the amount of time it takes you to conduct an opera that 
tells about how to live this life.
Moralistic conceptions...

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Categories: ingratiate, abuse, allegory, analogy, body,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Will I See a New Born Day
Will I see a new born day?
A new born day soaring at its best from dawn’s wake,
Perking up the obverse of summer’s gravid clouds,
And as...

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Categories: ingratiate, fear, how i feel,
Form: Concrete
Churchbell
Bones of rotting timbre mimic 
morgues of truth
Pleading memories of oaths to rigor 
mortised youth
Snide sacrosanct hides under 
shrouds of pride
placing careful snares under 
gleaming...

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Categories: ingratiate, allegory, angst, anniversary, death,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Education Is Power
Who is in charge of our children's education?
What happens when parents don't do their job?
When children have no sense of reading, writing,
till they hit that...

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Categories: ingratiate, caregiving, childhood, daughter, dedication,
Form: Prose Poetry
Passing My Cursed Blessings To the Impending Poet
Well, it’s graceful;
That in simple order you’ll see the world from where I stood,
Where the noble word prodded the feeble 
And oddly fed them the...

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Categories: ingratiate, age, moving on, poetry,
Form: Concrete
Henry Iv: Prerogative and Piety
Enterprising Henry IV declares suzerainty over state
Xenophobic princes seek the royal prerogative to abate
Cautious king uses diplomacy, threats his minions to subjugate
Old rivals in Saxony...

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Categories: ingratiate, history, peoplespiritual,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member The New Perseus
"The New Perseus"



Lambs sacrificed daily
fresh and calculated
blood riddles the 3 fates
of the new Perseus 
son of Zeus
wrists held and 
genuflection tongues out 
searching for 
good...

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Categories: ingratiate, dark, future, religion,
Form: Free verse
When a Tree Is Felled
When a tree is felled....!

When a tree is felled, a sad ring of deathknell,
With it goes for many - their tiny places to dwell!
How much...

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© Ram Ram  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: ingratiate, environment, natural disasters, nature,
Form: Free verse
Duplicitous Eyes
The effervescent glow my smitten eyes ingratiate
The duplicitous shadow your intentions obfuscate

The sparkling twinkle my collateral dreams exfoliate
The superficial glare my residual doubts accentuate

A momentary...

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Categories: ingratiate, beauty,
Form: Couplet
Preramble
a few words of prerambling setup
where i explain what the poem's about
in quaint detail, without let up
to erase any question, any doubt

a small anecdote perhaps,...

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© Goode Guy  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: ingratiate, funny, on writing and
Form: Quatrain

Book: Reflection on the Important Things