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Best Proportionate Poems


Premium Member Sexy
She asked for a pic
I went through the rules
No this and that
Bust and above
My best features
Only that
No hips and no arms
those aren't my charms
I went through the drill
My students knew it well
She came and whispered in my ear,
"Teacher, I love your figure
You're SO sexy."

I burst...

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Categories: proportionate, body, dance, self,
Form: Narrative
A Night Cap****adult****
Aching for my presence
she called me late one night.
She wanted to have 
a night cap,
and she knows I do it right.

Forty five minutes later,
on the counties outer rim.
I pull into the driveway,
of her old
Victorian.

Striking lightly with my knuckles
on the front door made of oak.
she opens...

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Categories: proportionate, love
Form: Free verse
Colors In the Dark
Colors in the Dark
When I was younger I’d get scared too easily,
my mother was patience pushing back the monsters in the closet with a simple wave of her hand
as i grew my mother didn’t have enough patience to coat my form; her patience and my...

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Categories: proportionate, child, childhood, color, fear,
Form: Free verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



It Is To Dance
To dance one must feel the beat
Light works like Einstein said
And like Plank said
And like Tommie Young said
All one has to do is go with the flow
Take a light particle (billiard ball, photon or whatever)
go from a to b at light speed
The path taken is...

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Categories: proportionate, imaginationdance, light, dance, life,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A Point To Make
A POINT TO MAKE
Points, to make a point
expressions by impressions,
lots and lots of dots a
paradigm in paint, impressionist
it ‘aint.Unique yes, inanimate
I guess, poetic proportionate
pictorial pointillistic perhaps,
our eye fills in the gap...

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Categories: proportionate, art,
Form: Ekphrasis
Beastiology
Ooh a triangular prism made out of eighteen purple sashed curtains. Wow. Movement. Vortex of a synopsis and a synchronised swirling pattern. When a pea jumps into a swimming pool and performs the backflip it is time for the potatoes to go proportionate. For portions...

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Categories: proportionate, autumn,
Form:



Premium Member Reality Check
A kangaroo in dungarees hops hopefully 
	To win first prize in the Favs contest hot
		On the heels of an enlightening glow worm

Surely life is no competition but the stage lights
	Reverberates all the promising contenders
		Reincarnation oils the wheels of the jury

Dolly the dolphin jumps high and...

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Categories: proportionate, fashion,
Form: Free verse
Archaeological Expeditions To the Moon
Archaeological Expeditions To the Moon

By Sugob Elcitra

[Dr. Sugob Elcitra is the founding president of  Lunar Research, Inc.  His company plans to offer private trips to the moon for those able to afford the 1.5 million per person reservations.  The 20-day outings are...

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© Elton Camp  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: proportionate, satire,
Form: Narrative
Eight Men Who Are Doing Quite Well
A notice appeared in the paper recently with the names and faces of eight men who have a combined wealth of $426 billion. According to Oxfam International, in 2015 this would have equaled the amount of wealth held by half the world’s population, the poorest...

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Categories: proportionate, money,
Form: Prose
Too Much Junk Food To the Belly
I feel that funny bulge a tingle
The mouth was craving for
Doritos and Pringle
Burger King has become the norm
This belly here is weathering hunger's Storm
French Fries Haven
for an old lard unshaven
I'm too late for a Spanish cutie
A fan of grease and some tutti-frutti
Enters the area that...

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Categories: proportionate, funny, me, me,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Symbols of Sunday Recited
SYMBOLS OF SUNDAY

The Ille de Grande Jatte sans noise
filled with poise,a posie-in-paint.This
divisionist dog-day,a second of time
frozen in mime;a slow-motion frame
of a social game.The Seine sleeping
sailors boating,youngsters rowing
a lady fishing.trumpeter trilling,dogs
sniffing midst sunshades swishing.
A promenade peopled,gentility
strolling,watching,then,standing
still,and,taking their fill.A leisured
moment from toil,passitivity
possessed dressed  yellow,orange 
with green...

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Categories: proportionate, art,
Form: Ekphrasis
Grow Up
I am alone
I do everything myself
cry, laugh and cry again
as if I'd rather be happily sad

My best friends are books and God
Only they know my secrets 
only they solve problems
humans don't understand-
(We judge too much)-

That every tear means something else
Every smile isn't real
Everyone can never...

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Categories: proportionate, child, childhood, children, emotions,
Form: Blank verse
Pay 2 Play
Prepossessing pair liquefy as a still river’s exquisite glaze ~
An undercurrent ripples in the lazy meander to ply compliance
Yellow tones of twilight seep slowly, warming a cold demeanor

These two play in crepuscular light, ensconced in downy fur
Wearing black and white, is moonlit night,
only half-lit, as...

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Categories: proportionate, allusion,
Form: Pastoral
Heather
Say queen what's your name?
in a moments delay, i caught a glimpse of your smile, looked in your eyes and saw someone i knew. someone i loved. a face of she that completed the entity of me holistically. I'm sorry your name is..
the spirit beckoned...

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Categories: proportionate, forgiveness, life, love, me,
Form: Ballad
Cupid, Vile Betrayer
You have assailed me once again,
unwittingly, unknowingly, I have become your willing victim
Though this time, I shall give you leave
and allow you the full reign
Haha! for I am in a jovial state of emotions!
I have met my earthly match
The one who melts me at a...

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© Dean Boic  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: proportionate, romanceme, me,
Form:

Book: Reflection on the Important Things