Best Recognises Poems
WeirdoDeclared an outcast,
shunned by society -
but she's the same
as you and me,
but You can't see her pain
hidden behind her coy smile.
You can't wipe away those tears,
invisible to your shallow eyes.
In fear she stares at the pavement,
but she can see you stare.
She can hear your giggles.
She...
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Categories:
recognises, abuse, bullying, society,
Form:
Free verse
An Insignificant Life - Collaboration With the SeekerThat godless sound
His head explodes at 6:01am
Same as every day
He falls out of bed
Steps on the cat
Slides into his slippers
Shuffles to the kitchen
Puts the coffee on
Bumps his head on the cupboard door
Again
Sits down and looks out the window
A blackbird is flying near
Leaves it’s mark on...
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Categories:
recognises, absence, break up, divorce,
Form:
Free verse
diamond diadem of dawn
I'm white s m o k e ,
a silhouette of titanium wings,
tethered to the snowy flesh of a flawless dandelion,
whose skin still remembers ~
the thawing of winter from its glass-cut edges,
and how its rainbow seeds
flew into the egalitarian ends...
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Categories:
recognises, deep, destiny, life, light,
Form:
Free verse
A Painted Lady's KissesAll round the ring of Kerry’s highways, people point and cry
It’s 4 o’clock on the very dot and Mick’s rig is passing by,
It has glistening sheens of yellow, with cinnabar spots in red
Rich lozenges of orange complete the livery, as this butterfly forges ahead!
She’s kissing...
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Categories:
recognises, beautiful, butterfly,
Form:
Rhyme
The Creature In My MirrorYou,
A creature so unlike a dinosaur,
Pallid, weak and frail.
No fossil in the stony flesh of Mother Earth,
Unlike trilobite, leaf or snail.
Worse yet, no one searches for your trace,
Or recognises that you're missing,
They're all wrapped up in studying,
Fornication, fondling and kissing.
No biologist, paleontologist, anthropologist,
Searches for...
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Categories:
recognises, imagination
Form:
Verse
My ComputerMy computer now recognises me
When I start it up and in the screen I see
There is greeting of a friendly nature it gives
And Cortana answers my questions as if she lives
My verbal commands are understood
Where the answers come as they should
I suppose the next...
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Categories:
recognises, computer, life,
Form:
Free verse
Figures of My LoveFIGURES OF MY LOVE
No one recognises when love begins
But we know when it ends
A flower cannot blossom without a sunshine
And men cannot live without love
So in the nouns of my heart I love you
Through the verb of my love I cherish you
But the adverb...
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Categories:
recognises, africa, age, art,
Form:
Blank verse
Suicide NoteI call this
Suicide Note
By RebelpJones
Drastic measures dismantle your mind,
Theres only one way out,
These are thoughts of only your kind,
You see different shades of goodbye, in disfigured designs,
Youe tired of the worlds sick disease,
The pollution of the war that your mind breathes,
And...
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Categories:
recognises, mental illness, suicide,
Form:
ABC
Vale - Victor Stanley JonesYou were born in Clermont, Queensland on December, twenty-four,
Away back circa eighteen sevn'ty-two.
Edward Jones now had a fifth child, whom his dear wife Anna bore,
Their second son and both were proud of you.
They'd migrated out from Ireland back in eighteen...
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Categories:
recognises, history, loss, social, day,
Form:
Narrative
I Live In EnglandI live in England
My country is not in Google
No one recognises the name
I go under United Kingdom
And no one can explain
I live in the green and pleasant land
Rule Britannia and god save the king
But it’s done underhand
When I look there is nothing
France, Germany, Italy and...
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Categories:
recognises, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form:
Rhyme
Not All Dogs Have HomesThere are certain colours in the world that dogs can't see.
There's a dog in my neighbourhood,
Always alone,
Always sitting patiently,
As if he's waiting for something, or someone.
They say he ran away from his home on his own.
He couldn't sit and he couldn't sleep.
So he ran as...
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Categories:
recognises, allegory, extended metaphor, introspection,
Form:
Free verse
The Snow QueenThe snow queen, white coat, white hair.
Her daughter, black top, black jeans
A wise queen an experienced mare
Guides her naïve, know-it-all teen
A diagnostic chart attached to her back
Popular ailments; some fiction, some fact
A talented rookie, her daughter has skill
Her mother recognises, helps to fulfil
The Snow...
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Categories:
recognises, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form:
Sonnet
Untitled 9"You walk away from this disaster unscathed, whilst I
stand next to the wincing tulips that battle Apollo's snapping frost.
Beneath the tweeting birds, unaware of the destruction below,
I stand still. Like a statue. In the spot where I was left, by you.
If i stand here long...
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Categories:
recognises, lost love, me, me,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
A White Space-Part4(Eliza paces restlessly finding herself back at the door)
Eliza: Martha, I'm going through...and I want you to come with me.
Martha: I like it here, I...
Eliza: I know. I know you like it, but it''s not enough is it? You know what I think? I think...
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Categories:
recognises, loss, mother, mother,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
Ashtavakra Gita Verse 19:3
19.3
“Where is past and future,
or even present?
Where is space, or even eternity?
I abide in the glory of Self”
Verse revisited on 23-April-2022
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Sans thought flow that marks time
With stillness blurring boundaries of space
All that remains is the magnetic bliss throb sublime
Inner eye beholding divine light,...
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Categories:
recognises, spiritual,
Form:
Rhyme