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Best Mot Poems

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Le Mot Juste
...inspiration from 'Preludes' by T.S. Eliot


Loose leaves rustle. 
The grey light of evening dips and sways. 
Evening birds bleat
their lonely tattoo. 
Gone are the jays...

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Categories: mot, inspirationallonely,
Form: Verse



Premium Member Le Mot Juste
Le Mot Juste

The right word indeed is what we poets always seek
As we use our imaginations in finding and identifying
A theme of interest and one...

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Categories: mot, allegory, assonance, imagery, metaphor,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member If I Shopped For My Spouse Like I Shop For My Automobile
My man was old and battered and was destined for the scrap heap
He’d failed his annual MOT as his many defects ran far too deep
His...

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Categories: mot, age, body, humorous,
Form: Rhyme
Censorship
CENSORSHIP

There is a language I spoke and I knew.  
It fluently told it's stories in dance.  
Graceful chaînes that turned our spirits out...

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© Edlynn Nau  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: mot, angst, art, music, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member William Shakespeare and Me
I shalt ne'er be a famous bard such as William Shakespeare.

From mine pathetic poetical quill he hath naught to fear!

Mine immoral mot, "Where'er thou mayest...

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Categories: mot, funny, on writing and
Form: Couplet



Auld Lang Syne the Most Sung New Years Eve Song
“Auld Lang Syne” - the most-sung New Year's Eve song

Courtesy Robert Burns
circa  (25 January 1759 – 21 July 1796)
the National Bard,
Bard of Ayrshire
and the...

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Categories: mot, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Lifted
lifted

my words just barely dried
a poem appears in Spring
draws breath from a widow
close at hand, open to new 
worlds across the land.
gently are these bon...

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Categories: mot, anti bullying, bird,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Judgement Makers

        Note, photograph is of Salt Cathedral underground, in a closed 
      ...

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Categories: mot, fantasy, god, heaven, humanity,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Pied Piper From New York City - Part One
The Pied Piper from New York City – Part One

Dare his name be said?
I say, of course, Yes! 

The Pied Piper, himself, is the man,...

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Categories: mot, allusion, america, betrayal, corruption,
Form: Political Verse
Extrapolate
When we drink, we get drunk. 
When we get drunk, we fall 
Asleep. When we fall a—
sleep, we commit no sin—
When we commit no sin,
we...

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Categories: mot, drink, humor, math,
Form: Epigram
A Punny Death
A Coffee Merchant was the first man to find,
The corpse as he started off on his daily grind!
What he saw filtered through, so he had...

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Categories: mot, allegory,
Form: Narrative
French Invasion: Whine and Cheese
Since the bloody Battle of Hastings
When 'Arold got killed by French Bill
We've seen an endless invasion of French
And I've just about had my fill

Don't we...

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Categories: mot, french, language,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Maybe Spanish
J'apprends le français en ce moment
parce que j'ai l'intention de voyager à Paris.
Je ne parle pas couramment le français.
J'ai découvert Le Lac il y a...

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Categories: mot, adventure, black love, crazy,
Form: Free verse
A Broken Sestina
I sat at the corner table with my journal and coffee,
Observant to the shop and the world outside preparing for the weekend.
Through my gaze, I...

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Categories: mot, desire, imagery, love,
Form: Sestina
Resquicat In Pace
Meeting you in the court of dawn,
Yes! We played and cried on life’s lawn.

Mutating dreams to reality the task at noon,
Ordering my trembling steps to...

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Categories: death, emotions, eulogy, family,
Form: Elegy

Book: Reflection on the Important Things