Best Romanticised Poems
Celestial ChoreographyAs the glistening jewels
of snow cascade like
ballerinas pirouetting
to the crescendo of time,
choreographed from porcelain
keys of your h e a...
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Categories:
romanticised, i love you, imagery,
Form:
Abecedarian
Categories:
romanticised, dark, deep, emotions, gothic,
Form:
Free verse
Broken BackBroken Back
They use words like
Cold
And
Crossing
Sighs
To describe something romanticised
Obscured verbs
In which to hide
To hide
Romanticised
The suffering
Without a name
It asks you not to worry
A vacant voice
Verbalised
Tears
She cried
Lies
Nomenclature of disheartening
Hope
Borrowed between shadows
Between hearts
Flowers
And chocolates
At peace
At last
Unburdened
Released
Love
Child
Romanticised
To a field of waving poppies
Gently shook the rifles
And slow blood let
Picturesque
And...
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Categories:
romanticised, lifewords,
Form:
Free verse
I Am Determined To Be HeardI'm determined to be heard
Through the walls
Beyond all That
Deafening windfall
My voice never deterred
Tasking freedom
dispensing wisdom
Offering up hope
I am the force, overheard
A solid speaker for the mute
Constant presence for the Word
I shall reverberate the hurt
You will feel the guilt
In your...
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Categories:
romanticised, change, culture, hope, humanity,
Form:
Free verse
Gypsies Tramps and Thieves~Gypsies Tramps and Thieves~
Gypsies what do we think, the word is coupled with hate
But were the original gypsies - aware of their fate
The Egyptian forebears were exiled from their home
Supposedly for hiding Jesus so too other continents they did roam
The Romaine Egyptians, were then exiled...
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Categories:
romanticised, education,
Form:
Verse
Ethanol Is a Thief of YouthAuto-annihilation is stupid,
It breaks hearts,
And ruins lives,
I hate that I was ever self-destructive,
I rue the day I became entranced
By its shadowy charisma.
Ethanol is a thief of youth:
Poor Jo-Jo was right
To warn her cherished daughter
Of its insidious malignancy.
I was one of...
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Categories:
romanticised, addiction, child, daughter, drink,
Form:
Free verse
Changing WorldChanging World
The island it too low and the ocean is
a stalking monster,
washes the village road at high tide.
Coffins come up from damp ground
set sail at sunrise, only stone crosses
remain like ship-less anchors and
names are slowly washed away.
It is hard...
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Categories:
romanticised, assonance, community, courage, horror,
Form:
Blank verse
Poets of a Certain Age"Arma virumque cano"
No more the Viking sagas
Singed by the dragon’s breath
No more the valiant charges
Into the Valley of Death.
No more the knights of chivalry
Bewitched by a maiden’s pallor.
No more the sword-drawn cavalry
Galloping with dash and valour.
Who now hears Roland’s mighty blast
As loyally he stayed
To fight...
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Categories:
romanticised, hero, poetry,
Form:
Verse
Considerations a Freed VerseCONSIDERATIONS
unconscious
reverence
profoundly
different
sit
tendency
hope
is the spring
exquisite
& mysterious
the forgotten
fact
supposed
enough
by these
existential moments
became more
abstracted
prefiguring
diversion
or expectations
purely derivative
of condescension
deepened
with every
passing
illustration
precipitated
in
bright colours
& pattern
of
inventive genius
in
plain sight
ignored by
generations
of
reminiscence
romanticised
authentic
proof of
supposition
that reveals
more about
the fantastically
once
suppressed
a proliferations
suppressed
of
fiction
active assertive
&
&overdone...
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Categories:
romanticised, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
The Photos We KeepThe photos we keep
By Michelle Morris
29/11/2020
The photos we keep hold so many memories of the past and we relive those moments each and every time we see them again...
Sometimes we have to let them go and gracefully accept that our version of those memories...
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Categories:
romanticised, childhood, emotions, family, life,
Form:
Free verse
Anniversary PoemAnother year has come and gone.
There's so much that has gone on!
Life has thrown you quite a trial
Yet you face it with a smile.
Marriage can be overly romanticised
Or sadly can be criticised.
But what is seen in the love you share
Is real, is strong, is true,...
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Categories:
romanticised, anniversary,
Form:
Couplet
Nelson's SecretIn my memory,
The smell of books and chalk and chewy
Are the history lessons I loved,
With their tales of guns and kings and kismet,
And the life and times of the planet
Stretched out in a line just below the ceiling,
I fell in love with that portrait
Of Charles...
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Categories:
romanticised, history, introspection, nostalgia
Form:
If You Were a PoetIf you were a poet
how would you write about me?
Would you flaunt my insecurities
or bury them deep?
Would you showcase my demons
or smother them in a blanket of equivocation?
If you were a poet
How would you convey my sorrow?
Would you weave an...
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Categories:
romanticised, 10th grade, anxiety, first
Form:
Free verse
Speculation a Freed VerseSPECULATION
preferences
in
lumiscent nuances
with
tender clarity with
of a visionary
sense of the surreal
immobile
contrasting
dimensional
apathy
an
effect well versed
&surrounded
by
elements of vitality
empirical
interpretations
with
findings silhouetted
in the
spontaneous
&emphatic
so mysterious
romanticised
&fictitious...
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Categories:
romanticised, poetry,
Form:
Free verse