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Best Ogres Poems

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Premium Member Just Climb
Though dormant, your strengths are still present...
within the silky staircase of God woven DNA.
Just peel away layers of perceived weakness
climb through the fiery muck and...

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Categories: ogres, confidence, faith,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Black Pebbles and Violet Streams
Violet 
star stream
flowing 
across 
the 
soullessness
of
mundane dream...
Whispering "everything's alright.
She's thriving like a spring fed rose in saintly gardens.
An angel brightly glowing.

...of this dream.
I staggered along...

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Categories: ogres, death, dedication, loss, love,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Then I Opened That Door
Then I Opened That Door…

To The Question: “How was your Day?” came this response…

The other day I arrived at work and found my chair was...

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Categories: ogres, fantasy, fun, funny, happiness,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member I Would Like To Fly Away
 
To soar, take wing, take flight, glide ~

Be detached, apart from this life's reality
Where past sorrows shroud my remembering
To seal the heavy door to...

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Categories: ogres, dream, memory, sad,
Form: Free verse
Reality Check
I play with sorrow hide-and-seek
For love will hide and I am weak,
And when I locate the pot of gold
I find the rainbow has been sold.

I...

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Categories: ogres, imagination, lifefairy,
Form: Rhyme



Peace At Last - a Collaboration With Jan Allison
There are women who feel a strong need
To nag men until their ears bleed
In a war of attrition
With relentless petition
Is a cruel way to make...

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Categories: ogres, humorous,
Form: Limerick
No Prince Charming
The white horse has been put out to pasture
The shining armor rusts on the cellar floor
You take off your dress; say you’re a damsel in...

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© Ron Porter  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: ogres, funny
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Stick Together People
stick together      people
the elites 
are gleaning power
from the seeds of misery garden

they're dividers of the masses
nothing more-nothing less

they smother smiles...

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Categories: ogres, america,
Form: Free verse
Once Upon a Shiny Polished Day
Once upon a shiny polished day, the sun shone bright as golden ray
and in the park where the children played the puppies danced ballet 
The...

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Categories: ogres, fantasy,
Form: Rhyme
A Glimpse of the Future
What is this resplendent thing that sparkles ahead,
Pacing faster than limbs of incapacity
Beyond the all-pervasive dakness of want?
Could my eyes be playing upon me some...

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Categories: ogres, faith, me,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Not Necessarily Green
Sausage and custard and ice cream with mustard
Chocolate coated Kentucky Fried Bustard
Whipped cream with mushrooms or frogspawn on toast
These are the foods that an ogre...

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Categories: ogres, fantasy,
Form: Rhyme
A Pang of Mercy
The curse, the lethargy, 
conceived out of wedlock Dawn and Day, 
the mother-in-law of the race of the Ogres,
the tub filled with toads, vipers and...

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Categories: ogres, love,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Perfuming the Pig
In a fun house called the great reset 
grace and goodness is often flogged-
While confetti and saccharine accolades 
are sprinkled over perfumed hogs- 
A slanted...

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Categories: ogres, abuse,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member 1859
{1859}

there's more slaves now
than in 1859
slaves of the mind
slaves to entitlement
slaves to self inflicted failure and blame
slaves to ogres of division 
who
only want to bracket...

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Categories: ogres, addiction, truth,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Listen To the Scythe
Nobody listens to God anymore...
even the pontiff has an ear of salt and stone.
Cherry cheeked cherubs play frisbee with their halos
the masses display sin like...

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Categories: ogres, analogy, god,
Form: Free verse

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