Best Pioneered Poems
SouperstarstruckIt is a dazzling display of brilliance, this conglomeration of constellations from different skies above as many different seas. I look at them, and feel the spark within my being. So, like a wounded soldier from the battlefield of life, I take little...
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Categories:
pioneered, life, poetry, thank you,
Form:
Haibun
Nelson MandelaUnkosi Rholihlahla Mandela,
born into the Madiba clan in the village of Qunu
grow up in Mvezo in Umtata,Transkei
Dalibhunga, the prince of the Tembu tribe
son of umama Nonqaphi Nosekeni
son of Nkosi Hendry Mphakanyiswa Gadla Mandela
father of South African freedom
ward of Chief Jongintaba Dalindyebo
at the...
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Categories:
pioneered, best friend, brother, father,
Form:
Free verse
I BelieveCan you believe that I am not afraid
when sentiments are none but what is feared.
For Christmas presents wrapped have still appeared,
and all the debt life needed has been paid.
If only my deep thoughts could be conveyed...
I may have been the one who interfered
with passionate remains...
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Categories:
pioneered, christmas, life, metaphor, spiritual,
Form:
Italian Sonnet
Categories:
pioneered, introspection, seasons,
Form:
Tanka
Eulogy For a Fly - Part Two(continued from PART ONE)
Why I’ve seen him countless times, regurgitate old dog faeces onto fresh bread
And listened to his quiet voice exhorting me to do the same.
This fly was a born teacher.
There can be no greater accolade for a...
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Categories:
pioneered, funnyold, old,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Holy Quran Miracles4Jacques Cousteau (Conversion to Islam)
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Jacques-Yves Cousteau (June 11 1910 – June 25 1997), was a French naval officer, explorer, ecologist, filmmaker, innovator, scientist, photographer, author and researcher who studied the sea and all forms of life...
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Categories:
pioneered, dedication, faith, sweet, allah,
Form:
Rhyme
Yayati Madan G Gandhi 1You are the light bearer
And I am the light seeker
Your radiant thoughts flourish and fall
As shower of blessings on us all
Tides of love created by you
Immerse all – make our lives anew
Man is mortal, but your words are not
Amber hearts will always cherish your thought’
Days...
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Categories:
pioneered, poems, poets, universe, ,
Form:
Acrostic
Soundscape StrataSoundscape Strata
Did Bach know to what end
his harvest of melodies-in-parallel would become?
Scholars agonize
Was creation of counterpoint
musical destiny
a hybrid fruit of beauty
knowing no boundary
bewildering those of first look
given musical staffs
voicings and manuscripts
always conformed to traditional confinement?
What spurred his palette of sound
to become one with the elusive...
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Categories:
pioneered, music,
Form:
Free verse
The Bounding MainA deep ocean under the blue,
And one in my heart.
The tides upsurging furious,and waters so high.
Just like vivacious thoughts In my mind.
With the only unconformity........
That plethora would go calm sometimes,
Unlike my spirit that would introspect at all times.
Because the ripples had pioneered the seashore,
But...
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Categories:
pioneered, simile,
Form:
Couplet
SimoneS~erene and calm in spirit,
I~nterested in others, giving a helping hand always.
M~odest in ways, conservative yet loving and kind.
O~nly God knows, why mind and spirit reacted to the
controlling limitations of others, since childhood.
N~ow even like the East Wind's gales...
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Categories:
pioneered, appreciation, bereavement, character, conflict,
Form:
Acrostic
The Maid of New OrleansThe Maid of New Orleans
A teenage cow girl who couldn’t write
Was told by God to front the fight
the hundred Year War against the French
And cut her hair in trendy wedge
Six centuries later it became the rage
She donned male clothes to further enrage
Raising a flag along...
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Categories:
pioneered, conflict,
Form:
Rhyme
The Grandiose VeilSelf-aggrandizing words spew from my page of endless,
rather obscure metaphors and similes,
each one more labyrinthine than the last,
reeking of pretention and thesaurus over-usage,
as if by some ponderous stretch of the imagination I will be considered a vocubulary genius,
capable of putting my vast knowledge...
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Categories:
pioneered, on writing and words,
Form:
Free verse
Mirror8/11/16
Looking into a mirror
With smudges and smears
New things each and every year
Across the hemispheres
I'll tell you what, I no longer care to hear
About any theory of if you think the end is near
I'm being sincere
Across the entire frontier
Got to take it to the next gear
As...
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Categories:
pioneered, poetry, rap, word play,
Form:
Rhyme
A Psalm To Solemnize Pure Tin Forefathers MothersA psalm to solemnize pure tin forefathers/mothers...
Who didst unknowingly, unquestionably,
and unwittingly script vitality
and the prologue to Thanksgiving,
(which theme poem initially written)
about three hundred and ninety seven years,
and nine months after February third 1621,
yet genesis of American November tradition
pronouncing Meleagris gallopavo domestico
sacrificial bird...
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Categories:
pioneered, adventure, africa, age, america,
Form:
Rhyme
Stephen W Hawking 3Science's
True
Enthusiast
Pioneered
Hope
Eternal
Notwithstanding
Withered
Human
Admonitions!
Who
Knows
If
Noosphere*
Goes On?
_______
*Noosphere - the sphere of human thought, from Teilhard de Chardin
(In Honor of Dr. Stephen W. Hawking, 1942 - 2018)
2/25/2019...
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Categories:
pioneered, endurance, faith, hero, hope,
Form:
Acrostic