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Best Patrician Poems

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My Tree
MY TREE

Beside the Kinta River still it stands
Colossus of the primal forest panoply
The tree a native of the fecund land
It’s limbs support the graceful arcing...

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Categories: patrician, nature, tree,
Form: Narrative



Hard Work Means Easy Success
This is a message to children who lack sincerity in school. Hard work always gives easy success. Whatever hardwork we do during our school days,...

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Categories: patrician, success,
Form: Rhyme
Acedia
Idle hands scorching a trail
Through the Capitol
Closed mouths and hearts turn daggers
Biting our own tongues

And the streets are red rivers 
Through which they drive
golden chariots...

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Categories: patrician, leadership, political, rights,
Form: Free verse
My Tree - It Shall Survive
MY TREE - IT SHALL SURVIVE

Beside the Kinta River still it stands
Colossus of the primal forest panoply
Residing native of the fecund land
It’s limbs supporting graceful...

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Categories: patrician, nature,
Form: Narrative
The Fisherman and the Lady
'Twas April Fourteenth, Seventy-Eight.
Lest any should repudiate
what on this very special date
the two of them were doin',

Let's for a moment contemplate
their entry to the grand...

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Categories: patrician, anniversary, celebration, fishing, wedding,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Patriarchy
He ruled his kingdom with an iron fist
all looked up to the earl of otherworld.
Women sighed over his handsome face,
his manly stature and his sense...

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Categories: patrician, leadership, son, wisdom,
Form: Verse
Fear Not the Clause
FEAR NOT THE CLAUSE

There is no cause to fear the clause
It has no teeth, has no sharp claws
Though analysis may give you pause
Dissect it, then...

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Categories: patrician, graduation, language,
Form: Rhyme
Charles Bukowski Road Not Chosen
Charles Bukowski Road Not Chosen
 
While reading Charles Bukowski poetry
On the metro ride home
Listening to Buddha bar music
On my oh too hip IPod
 
I begin...

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© Jake Aller  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: patrician, anger, anxiety, career, change,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Masked Ball - the Surprise
MASKED BALL – THE SURPRISE

The final sweet phrase has sounded
Our dancers await by twos
All still in mask, impatient
To hear their sovereign’s news

Queen Adaelade, Ball Chancellor
Has...

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Categories: patrician, father, romance,
Form: Rhyme
A Song To a Mathematician
A crowned king is you mathematician

You cured our problems like an experienced physician

You manipulated our facts like a sorcerer like a magician

You created masterpieces like...

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Categories: patrician, dedication
Form: Rhyme
Tea Party Taste Test
The pedestrian kettle steams on to the Capitol pyre
With a weight watcher tonic; more lean legislators to sire
The Grand Old Party a taste of the...

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Categories: patrician, funny,
Form: Rhyme
Marxism For Dummies 7
B52s above the Aleutians?
It never was a Red Dread global mission.
Fidel was just Galician patrician,
and Ho and Mao were scholarly Confucians.

They wore those uniforms like...

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Categories: patrician, satire,
Form: Sonnet
Brugge
Tourist in Bruges
 I was in Bruges, in Flanders, once
 Saw beautiful old buildings where the patrician class
The merchants and charlatans lived
Where the poor lived...

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Categories: patrician, boat,
Form: Blank verse
Cementerio
I've heard it said that if all the people 
who ever lived and died, were buried together, 
it would fill the size of Spain.

No gazpacho,...

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© Goode Guy  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: patrician, death, introspection, life,
Form: Narrative
History
for Nancy  Cockerham

History does not repeat itself?
Oh Yes, She does.  She sent me
a sister from other lifetimes, a gift
ungifted in ordinary timelines.

A motherless...

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© Nola Perez  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: patrician, best friend,
Form: Bio

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