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Best Introverts Poems

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Premium Member Overexposure
Setting limits --
a wonderful idea
  for small children

Limit their exposure to languages
  One language is confusing enough

Limit their exposure to computers
  They'll...

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Categories: introverts, children, education, growth,
Form: Free verse



Shrinking Violets
I feel for gentle hearts in this loud world, 
Ever suspect, dismissed and derided, 
For long has been the shy a songless bird,
That Darwin dismissed...

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Categories: introverts, how i feel, introspection,
Form: Crown of Sonnets
Bidden the Hidden
Introverts sometimes do more’n,
Superman, Wonder Woman, or Thor can.
Listening to a quiet “Who?”, allowed Horton,
To unfurl a world and save the forlorn.
Great spaces lie on...

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Categories: introverts, education, history, life, time,
Form: Carpe Diem
Knock Me Out
KNOCK ME OUT
                      ...

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Categories: introverts, beauty, rose,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Alone-To-Lonely
You ruined it
You ruined it all
I was an introvert - AM an introvert
I treasured my alone time

It was how I re-energized, healed, cleared my mind
Oh,...

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Categories: introverts, analogy, change, loneliness, lonely,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Kaleidoscope of Butterflies
butterflies form a kaleidoscope of myths
boon or bad luck, depends on your own pick
their metamorphosis from crawlers to flyers 
may be magical; each stage giving...

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Categories: introverts, butterfly,
Form: Rhyme
I Speak
Speaking to my mirror, my words get virtual

God created the world with beautiful words

Let there be light, let there be life

But when it came to...

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Categories: introverts, anti bullying, inspirational,
Form: Free verse
Difference Methods of Impact
Not everyone is like the rain
Ever-pounding into the concrete with a
Roar sounding through the clouds above
Drenching everything in its path as 
A reminder of their...

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Categories: introverts, character, inspirational, people, rain,
Form: Free verse
Her Story
she chooses to begin
where ever the nearest end of the road bends
she chooses to share an identical heartbreak
for pains he painted
she cannot mend
she chooses to...

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Categories: introverts, adventure,
Form: Free verse
The Invisible Things
People have eyes
Yet they can't see
Yes, the invisible things exist
They make us smile, can also be freak...

We normally can't see the spirits
World of emotions is...

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Categories: introverts, emotions, fantasy, feelings, imagination,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Let It Be
I have seen eyes turn cold
Eyebrows shoot up
And sarcastic glances exchanged
Merely because of my detached nature
Merely because of I choose to keep to myself
Merely because...

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Categories: introverts, me,
Form: Free verse
Perish
The world's perishable
Perishing goods, perishing people, perishing minds,
Perishable people are beings too,
Is it unknown to the perishing World.
Are they rotten, do they smell bad?
Why are...

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Categories: introverts, dark, depression,
Form: Free verse
Square One Never Given
Research of an introverts passion and finding a relationship.
Delusion is my work base.
Everyone else forgot to come.
Stuck in my mind the relationship breaks down due...

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Categories: introverts, deep, devotion, future, identity,
Form: Prose Poetry
Poetry In Time of Pandemic
FIRST - ACT I

                 stragglers,
    ...

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Categories: introverts, adventure, allegory, allusion, appreciation,
Form: Free verse
Why There Are No More Sorcerers, Part I
There was a young man named Anton,
who lived back in the seventies,
he wasn’t the type to fit in,
felt outcast from society.

Never got along with others,
and...

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Categories: introverts, allegory, corruption, dark, evil,
Form: Narrative

Book: Shattered Sighs