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Best Midas Poems

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Premium Member Midas Touch
~Do Not Trust a Word, He Says~

He speaks of sunken treasures the way no other man 
The map of his essence is drawn in the...

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Categories: midas, fantasy, kiss, love, sexy,
Form: Alliteration



Premium Member We'Ll Always Have San Andreas
-rearranging the stars-

How could we agree to separation? 
If you were destined to be my soulmate,
Why would we allow the stars to change our fate?
They've...

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Categories: midas, depression, relationship, sad love,
Form: Alliteration
Premium Member Social Climber
So you call yourself a rhymer,
you’re nothing but a social climber. 
I got better rhymes than you in my sleep.
If you come my way accept...

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© Alexis Y.  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: midas, slam,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Beyond the Realm of Wishes
In sun-scorched dunes, beside a weathered sentinel, 
a glint ensnared his weary gaze.
A tarnished lamp / grazed / its secrets unknown / 
a genie unbound,...

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Categories: midas, conflict, desire, inspiration, philosophy,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Our Worth
Though Midas had his fabled touch of gold
Real treasure comes with that first touch of spring
Upon arrival swollen buds explode
In colors that would thrill a...

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Categories: midas, beauty, spring,
Form: Ottava rima



Another Gold
Another Gold

Far from profit’s crass allure,
At a place somewhat obscure,
A poet sweeps his shepherd’s lyre;
He sings of gold, of heaven’s fire.
No. not of gold that...

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Categories: midas, satire,
Form: Couplet
Atrophy
She'd had her round in Life's blighting furnace,
Where stealthy wear and age blurred her face.
Dents shot where dreamy dimples had grown,
Lightning smiles usurped by involuntary...

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Categories: midas, age, allegory, beautiful,
Form: Ballad
The Story of History
The Story of History  

Beyond those beaten days’ depleted daylight
Beyond the bathos of a pandemic bondage
With  the resurrected  sashay’s charmed night
Down in...

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Categories: midas, history,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member October Town
OCTOBER TOWN

Trees
The tall, old trees
All must start with the senior thrust of old trees
      that glorify October Town
Well, they are...

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Categories: midas, seasons, drug,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Through Your Soul
Pardon me for this intrusion
But after all it’s my illusion

So I guess it’s up to me
Who and what I shall be

So as I crack another...

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Categories: midas, life, love, passion, wifedance,
Form: Couplet
Cry No More, Penelope
They weave, they weave
They weep and they weave
Smarting under the persecuting whips -
Verbal, literal or carnal whips
They weep, they weep.

Locust-like they swarm the streets
To reach...

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Categories: midas, sympathy,
Form: Rhyme
On Scammers
Anancy men, weaving silk palace out of spit
Breeze blows it far
Like lassso, or lariat casting Minotaur
Or Midas
Or pilgrims legacy stolen here
I could not believe it
Unless...

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Categories: midas, history, history,
Form: Free verse
3 Husbands
Numero Un: 

To have and to hold, 
A Midas, 
Replete with gold.	

Lord of mountain hideaway, 
In Aspen, 
For family play.	

Manhattan penthouse 
Zooming Ferrari, 
Moneyed clout.	

Powerful...

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© Ritu Saheb  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: midas, funny, funny love, humorous,
Form: Ballad
Premium Member Some Thoughts Come In Code
When unsurpassed greed's uncontrolled
King Midas' story be told!
The steps to his stash
Cast his daughter for cash
She's an allegory of gold


Author's note: I had a vivid...

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Categories: midas, allegory, dream, wisdom,
Form: Limerick
Labor Day Observations
Tell me again
This wealth you gasp and clamour for
This strategy you wield
From the invincible substratum
Where the hunt pursues the frenzied heart
And the congestive traffic of...

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Categories: midas, on work and working,
Form: Free verse

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