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Best Perceptively Poems

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Premium Member Velvety Velour
Twinkling stars confetti the night,
conjuring a magical sight.
And a molten moon starts to glow
in the blackness of outer space.
Held in night's ebony embrace
Luna's light gilds...

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Categories: perceptively, 10th grade, beautiful, imagery,
Form: Verse



Premium Member Rosalia - the Evil Black Witch of the Harz, Part Six
Rosalia - The Evil Black Witch of the Harz, Part Six

Archangel Gabriel and His Force of Heavenly Angels
Upon seeing the radiant, almost blinding light as...

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Categories: perceptively, allegory, evil, halloween, horror,
Form: Narrative
First Kiss
Listen with a beckoned ear.

The way a tandem flock

Assembles to the gravity of warmth.

Fearlessly cascading the open sky.

Only to veer for nourishment

Or an unpredictable speck...

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Categories: perceptively, adventure, science,
Form: Free verse
Burdening
How 
Is it possible to harness energy sufficient for a simple mispronunciation?
Made from miscommunication...
at best.

At our best we tend to fear; succumbing to failure's hardship....

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Categories: perceptively, adventure, allegory, allusion,
Form: Lyric
Hidden Gems From Them, Those and Also, the Like
STRIKE! "STRUCK" A COVER IS BLOWN...
GAME UP!~

WHAT'S UP??? 

MY AWARENESS... MY ENLIGHTENING...
BEING IN THE DARK IS FRIGHTENING, WOULDN'T YOU SAY, "I'LL SAY!" WHEN IN THE...

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Categories: perceptively, analogy, character, integrity, people,
Form: Free verse



Cultivated Mind
Open up your heart and mind
Life is changing with the time
Don't get lost, don't get behind
You must broaden your horizon
Deepen your thoughts, change a narrow...

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Categories: perceptively, education, inspirational, introspection, life,
Form: Rhyme
Why Inspire I
Inspiration is not a who-what or even a where-why. 

In act, I aspire to inspire both what and where;
we can fly. 

How flies can inspire...

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Categories: perceptively, crazy, fruit, imagery, metaphor,
Form: Rhyme
A Close Encounter
Slowly, perceptively, she melted closer to him. Her movements mesmerized, teased. He was helpless in her power. Never before had he been so entrapped by...

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Categories: perceptively, imagination,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Subjective Thing
Time is a subjective thing,
alining with your viewpoint.
Whenever you're in a rush or anxious,
it feels like time is perceptively slow,
but if you're having fun, it...

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Categories: perceptively, age, how i feel,
Form: Verse
Pisces
P perceptively genuine
I imaginatively  inclined
S selflessly attuned
C compassinatly filled
E escapist and idealistic 
S sympathic to all this land...

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Categories: perceptively, people
Form: I do not know?
Hearth and Art
Every layman knows that since long ago,
painting, sketching and sculpting 
by those possessing valid talent
has produced art that exhilarates hearts
and/or thoughts as artistry caught.

Not all...

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Categories: perceptively, art, beauty, imagination, joy,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member Flighty Entertainments
Why does flight feel more lightly entertaining,
yet less engaging,
than fighting?

Laissez-faire thoughts lighter
than ponderous confronting ruminations,
Why?

I would not expect a babbling infant
to understand why
WinWin cooperation deeply...

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Categories: perceptively, earth, engagement, health, joy,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Dumbo's Drunk Dream
posh pink pachyderms
perceptively perusing
paleology


James Horn's Elegant Elephants made me think of this...

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© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: perceptively, nonsense, silly,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member Titled
(This time I've quoted my own poem titles. Everything in quotes is a title.)


"Dear reader," again, this monolog persists.
We're no longer "sparring" with figurative fists.

"The...

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Categories: perceptively, betrayal, goodbye, hurt, lost
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Trumps Sleep
Trump’s Sleep


It must be asked, it’s only right:
Does Donald Trump sleep well at night?
And will less than forty winks 
affect adversely how he thinks? 
Psychologists...

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Categories: perceptively, humor,
Form: Light Verse

Book: Shattered Sighs