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Best Proper Noun Poems


Castle Rock Influence
Tonight I’m going to drink until I drown
I screw the cork from the Castle Rock
And here I go again, scribbling words down

The feelings linger, but yet can’t be found
My heart still hasn't learned to walk
Tonight I’m going to drink until I drown

Someday I’m going to...

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Categories: proper noun, love, memory, words, drink,
Form: Villanelle
It's All About 'Him'
... ALL ABOUT HIM
It's all about 'him'...
This may not make sense, I write it anyway 
I should have used a clearer expression, yet I chose the pronoun 'him'
Now you ask who? Now you won't forget that I wrote

But me no buts, it's no doubt about...

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Categories: proper noun, religion,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Installed Ram By Ram In Ram-W
Once the name of *Lord Ram is rammed in your heart
Everything you’ve -fortune, freedom, fullness and fame
To act in the situations of pleasure, pain, loss and gain
And in every walk of life unfailingly you will get alert.

The Ram is a male of the sheep symbolizing...

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Categories: proper noun,
Form: Enclosed Rhyme

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Premium Member The New Christmas Season
Thanksgiving celebrations are complete;
families recuperate from their meals;
Black Friday tomorrow, cars line the street,
and shoppers at Wal-Mart looking for deals.

Neighborhoods adorned with bright colored lights;
families decorate their Christmas tree.
Everywhere you look you see festive sights;
folks out and about all looking carefree.

But there’s a disturbing trend...

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Categories: proper noun, christmas, holiday,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member If Death Be But the Final Cut
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If Death be now the final cut
With no path to Heaven's door...
Thou I've never had the courage
To believe there's nothing more.

So forgive my celestial musings
And lay waste not my bugaboo
But allow me one small favor...
To love and pray for you.

     ...

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Categories: proper noun, celebration, feelings, weather,
Form: Rhyme
The Scavenger Dog
The scavenger dog

Moving along the dirty streets
With its standing ears down
Sored at both tip. No gametes
At sight sex unknown no proper noun

Running away from stones
Well targeted, thrown by the jocular juveniles
For showing interest in contested bones
They laugh unhappily as their best friend flies

Feasting on the...

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Categories: proper noun, death, people, sad, social,
Form: Ballad



A Pauper's Poem To a Queen
sunshine heals me through the mirror
moonlight heals me through the window
the united luminescence blesses me through constant reminders
i find activity and its new stories through you

radiance fills the void that was once overwhelmed by parasitic loneliness
effervescence fills the void that was previously overtaken by the...

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© Marty King  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: proper noun, dedication, love, thank you,
Form: Free verse
Majuscule
In case you do not know the rule
For using such a word,
I’ll give some hints so that from guessing
You won’t be deterred.

A sentence must begin with one
And also someone’s name
Or any other proper noun;
Your teacher’s not to blame.

Some words are writ, for emphasis,
In only majuscules.
When...

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Categories: proper noun, words,
Form: Rhyme
Sonnet To Yrainse
Year after year, each year's like a white veil --
Green days were tarnished and made a white cast.
Sometimes amazing scenes are like a gale --
Blows off the veils, relives the far, bare past.

Warm winds hailed my ship in the boundless Nile.
Beneath the diamond sky I...

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© Dyson Yu  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: proper noun, friendship,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Capitalization and Punctuation
Capitalization and punctuation are automatic to me.
It is what I was taught years ago, and I cannot break the habit.
Haiku is difficult for others insist on no apostrophes or caps.
It is difficult to unlearn what has been instilled and boy was this instilled.
All of those...

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Categories: proper noun, write, writing,
Form: Free verse
Your Rather Fearless, Heartfelt Name
Crystalline teardrops formulate into sorrow
It emerges into delicate exquisiteness before the sunrise of tomorrow
Sparkle my lovely darkness and captivate me with delightful, dainty dissonance
Feed me your radiance and bring me to evanescence pastures from a distance

Play my fearful, frivolous spirits like a violin with missing...

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Categories: proper noun, beauty, desire, emotions, encouraging,
Form: Rhyme
Ronda Rondelet
Ronda’s a town,
but this rondelet rankles still:
Ronda’s a town
(a placename is a Proper Noun).
Between Malaga and Seville,
you’ll hear the very sparrows trill,
Ronda’s a town.

Ronda exists,
But does ‘rondelet’ rhyme with ‘hay’?
(Ronda exists:
I’ve wandered in its morning mists!)
Or does it, maybe, rhyme with ‘debt’?
It makes a poem...

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Categories: proper noun, places,
Form: Rhyme
Steak not Acetate
Working in another Homegirl
Working on orders Homegirl
Over the Border Homegirl
Over the Parchuka Essa
In the twilight
I love whos staring back at my eyes
And back in my life
On my back pages 
I was thinking I was going
Through phases
Everything thing that aint a 
Proper noun now
Everything is people...

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Categories: proper noun, care, mythology, rap, romantic,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry