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Best Polychrome Poems


This Happy Memory
My first grandchild was turning three,
sweet girl with a motherly bent.
The perfect present seemed to be
a dollhouse; so, shopping we went.
She found one not by accident -
real bells for the front and back door,
three stories, carpet on the floor
two-car garage, a three bedroom,
kitchen and bath....

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Categories: polychrome, 11th grade, birthday, memory,
Form: Dizain
Premium Member Soul Slipper
Twilight downs the sun as dreams appear on the screen of sleep

Slips into the subconscious realm and trips a few fuses in slumber

Adapts and clears clutter and narrates and alters the story in kind

Strips and clips a mind full of sentience like an ad-blocking app

When...

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Categories: polychrome, appreciation,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Art of Sky Bow
A sky-bow
pastel light rays,
pigmented by clouds;
a canvas of light.

Gradient echoes filtering
from stratospheric crystal;
embracing curvature,
terra-forma.

Polychrome lamp
riding world’s edge
to infinity’s lair; 
ascending...descending,
half moon crest.

A lemon-cherry,
orange and grape
smoothie, blending
in the heavens.

My soul bleeds into
passion pinks
elation oranges
pulling me up to 
highest heights
of tranquility.

We meld...

...

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Categories: polychrome, light, nature, poems, poetry,
Form: Free verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



A Dream Died a Dreadful Death
Lightning and thunder did clash
In ventricles within my heart
Vying whether to lash
At every part

That feels emotions
In hearts of dames
Whose love motions and portions
Laid claims

To the indifference my heart felt
When Hazel Fidelia ended our engagement
In July nineteen seventy seven to melt
The betrothal arrangement

I thought made in...

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Categories: polychrome, poems,
Form: Free verse
Clashes of Religion and Culture
From the onset you become
The supernatural puppeteer behind power
The chieftain of the tycoons
The moral and immoral nous
The sheepherder of the multiverse
Why tenuring freudalism and captivity?
Thy sheep in topsided race
Like asymmetric scale

Yesterday celebrates your uniqueness
Before acculturation and elitism
Why conflict clashes at odds
The ettin the pygmies at...

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Categories: polychrome, abuse,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Black and White Yoyage
Black and White Yoyage

Ying and Yang come to mind that wakes up in the morning
                   Harmony the task for the day and the nights of the soul...

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Categories: polychrome, peace,
Form: Free verse



A Dollhouse Just Like Home
My first grandchild was turning three,
sweet girl with a motherly bent.
The perfect present seemed to be
a dollhouse; so, shopping we went.
She found one not by accident -
real bells for the front and back door,
three stories, carpet on the floor
two-car garage, a three bedroom,
kitchen and bath....

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Categories: polychrome, age, birthday, granddaughter, home,
Form: Dizain
Premium Member Morning Glory
Bloom in early morn,

                                       polychrome bells twist...

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Categories: polychrome, beauty, flower, nature,
Form: Haiku
My Beautiful Mother
Soft natured and hardworking, she's the joy of our home,
                                   ...

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Categories: polychrome, dedication, mother,
Form: Monorhyme
Just a Sonnet
Eye for an eye
Me shall remain awake all night for you till I catch zzzs
I perceive a glint coming from thy thigh
Such fairness, wonder what that is
Thou art pulling me from an apple tree
Like gravity - something amazing the Newton wheel
Thy power is one the...

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Categories: polychrome, beauty, girlfriend,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Janice Looks In the Mirror
Janice’s Looks in the Mirror

Like a pendulum from an orange clockwork

The agent high above on raucous prayers

She hung high and dry suspended in drought


Resembling a shot of liquid poppies injected

The heroine succumbed in Noah’s wet arch

Until finally she could walk on fantasy’s water

Imagined ecstasy popped...

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Categories: polychrome, farewell,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Disarray
To Dis a Ray

Tim felt prismatic and took off his polychrome Ray Bans

He had to revisit his novella and needed undistorted vision

To sort out gems from false gold and writer’s confusion


Had he really been so blinded with bands full of colour

Why were so few synonyms...

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Categories: polychrome, devotion,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Humility
Coiled up for winter slumber it had rested the budding pledge

Soil still moist the promise is waiting for blossoms and sedge

To give host to migrating birds returning from busy regeneration

A miracle planted by knowing creation and heartwarming sensation


Swallows circle over hedges filled with daffodils and...

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Categories: polychrome, nature,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Garden Path
as if Monet had planted water lilies in Babylon

          hanging gardens at the heart of a canvas of joy

                 ...

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Categories: polychrome, depression, encouraging,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Art of Sky-Bow
A sky-bow
pastel light rays,
pigmented by clouds;
a canvas of light.

Gradient echoes filtering
from stratospheric crystal;
embracing curvature,
terra-forma.

Polychrome lamp
riding world’s edge
to infinity’s lair; 
ascending...descending,
half moon crest.

A lemon-cherry,
orange and grape
smoothie, blending
in the heavens.

My soul bleeds into
passion pinks
elation oranges
pulling me up to 
highest heights
of tranquility.

We meld...

...

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Categories: polychrome, beauty, color, poems, poetry,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things