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Best Predicament Poems

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Premium Member Anapestic Pentameter Predicament
A poet was making such clatter.
His friend ran to see what's the matter.
“I must clean all,” said he 
“or my poems can't be
in Antiseptic Pentameter.”

His...

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Categories: predicament, humor, poetry,
Form: Limerick



Premium Member Sunday Musings
Judgement
You light the fire, then play the victim.
It's not my fire, yet you let it burn.
Rage and pain drive you insane,
creating a parody of hypocritical...

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© Silent One  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: predicament, emotions, judgement, muse,
Form: Free verse
Newton's Law
I was inattentive in Science class one day
When the teacher at random looked my way
I didn't look up, I wouldn't dare
There's no escaping that intense...

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Categories: predicament, children, funny, humor, humorous,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Thanksgiving Dinner Gone Awry
It was my first Thanksgiving dinner as his wife
so I wanted the meal to be perfect in every way
But...trembling in fear, I cut my finger...

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© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: predicament, humor,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Misunderstood Muse
Oh my misunderstood muse - 
love and life;
It's not just a hobby -
It's my dream,
but demons in my mind 
     ...

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© Silent One  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: predicament, muse,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Heinrich Heine Revisited
I can clearly sense your utter despair of Der Matratzengruft*
As you valiantly carried on your poetic works to the very end.
This did not change your...

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Categories: predicament, history, international, philosophy, poems,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Two Souls Lost At Sea
Who am I to take her innocence.
To caress her untouched virgin fibers.
This is not a negative connotation of lust,
it's an intimate overtone to show affection.

I...

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© Silent One  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: predicament, angst, devotion, love,
Form: Prose
End of Days
...inspired by 'The Salamander' by C.S. Lewis
 
 
The sun bore down with blinding rays,
the oceans boiled and came to nought,
it was withal the end...

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Categories: predicament, horror,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Night Street
The dank petrichor of grainy night,
meters stand like gravestones, 
the obsidian avenue slick as a sapphire,
windowed granite rising in sharp cut shadows,
wind gusting, tumbleweed clouds...

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Categories: predicament, imagery, night, rain,
Form: Carpe Diem
Premium Member A Lighthearted Peek At The Apocalyptic World Of Poetry Contests
This contest style’s description is one I’ve never heard
I’m unfamiliar with that particular word 
An internet search comes up empty 
However, others seem to have...

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Categories: predicament, fun, humor, satire, word
Form: Rhyme
The Battle For Tiger Hill
It was  nineteen ninety nine
a battle was about to begin
between the Indian Army
with the soldiers from Pakistan

My name is Yogendra Singh Yadav
a grenadier awarded...

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Categories: predicament, history,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Interalphabetnet Sex Stew
Primose path leads to the slaughter of American
dream delete pause proficiency with internetty
webbegone after thoughts of yahoo googleyed 
interred intricacies that shed benign capsules of
...

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Categories: predicament, analogy, change, education, emotions,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Only I Decide My Fate
Only I Decide My Fate 

By Kathryn Collins and Terry O'Leary

At times when I am dark and deep 
joy but flickering dim, 
I upon the...

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Categories: predicament, poetry, , fate,
Form: Rhyme
I Went Out Walking To the Woods Today
I went out walking to the woods today
I saw some canvas cities there
And many empty houses along the way
With yards overgrown or bare
And some building...

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Categories: predicament, allegory, faith, life, time
Form: Lay
Unaccompanied Paths
Once upon a stranger
A girl A well intentioned woman
With open and adorned soul
Askance behind silvered eyes and sighs,

Revealing her concealed seraphic smiles
In an unending sequence.
Yielded...

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© Kofi Amed   Create an image from this poem.
Categories: predicament, bullying, child abuse, confusion,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things