Best Serendipitous Poems
Serendipitous Passion
Written: April 29, 2024
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What a riddle our love was!
we embarked on an ariose trip
with balmy stride, we undertook
Elysian and Empyreal it was
a...
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Categories:
serendipitous, analogy, appreciation, love,
Form:
Free verse
Categories:
serendipitous, beauty, body, confusion, cool,
Form:
Haiku
Serendipitous MemoriesThere is a special place for you
ever in my mind.
Though you consume it all, in that place
you have fashioned an impregnable fortress.
A quarter filled with lasting
and sacred notions of you.
It is charged with endless depth of emotion and your grace.
A unique realm,...
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Categories:
serendipitous, beautiful, confusion, deep, desire,
Form:
Classicism
Serendipitous Discoverysetting mind at ease
by extending pure consciousness to limitless
...
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Categories:
serendipitous, metaphor, philosophy, visionary,
Form:
Verse
A Serendipitous FeastDither of blue jays
bickering at the feeder.
Doves eat well below
Donal Mahoney...
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Categories:
serendipitous, bird,
Form:
Haiku
A Serendipitous FeastDither of blue jays
bickering at the feeder.
Doves eat well below
Donal Mahoney...
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Categories:
serendipitous, bird,
Form:
Haiku
Serendipitous BluesAn open eye is why I see, and I think about the trues;
but this open eye, close I try …
Serendipitous Blues.
My thoughts do race to make a case and find all the clues;
but I did the chase and found the face …
Serendipitous Blues.
This...
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Categories:
serendipitous, wisdom,
Form:
Rhyme
Serendipitous EasterSerendipitous Easter
as the bunny hops
bringing Easter eggs and treats
let there be blossoms
4/12/17...
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Categories:
serendipitous, beauty, easter,
Form:
Haiku
Serendipitous HolidayMelt the frost from my winter-loving heart.
A mood storm fueled by the vibe of charm.
Petals under mistletoe promise by the blurt.
Winter's stillness engulfed me as a swarm.
A mood storm fueled by the vibe of charm.
In the rubble you left me in, there was a candle.
Winter's...
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Categories:
serendipitous, analogy, appreciation, hope, new
Form:
Pantoum
Serendipitoussome say it is serendipitous
I think they are ridiculous
left more to hosts up above
deciding who shall fall in love
not lucky the last time I fell
knowing it could not work out well
some discoveries come much too late
find out it's part of love's game
this time I know...
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Categories:
serendipitous, lovetime, time,
Form:
Classicism
Serendipitous Lee AnnLeeAnn never expected another bout of luck.
On Wednesday she discovered a new breed of duck.
On Thursday she stumbled upon another rare find.
She had a truly serendipitous engaging mind.
On Friday a country undiscovered is what she found.
She is the most fascinating adventurer around.
On Saturday we thought...
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Categories:
serendipitous, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form:
Rhyme
Serendipitous PleasuresDepths of the Earth i heard a moan;
a sound fast becoming me
i buried my face in cold wet mud
and cried for light and sky!
High above the earth i heard a bird;
felt her tiny claws awakening me
busy building her nest...
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Categories:
serendipitous, poems, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
Serendipitous :: Seguidilla
Describes accidentally
being in right place
at the right time, something good
or pleasurable
happens, entirely
by random chance or pure luck
creating exult.
~x~
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Categories:
serendipitous, mystery,
Form:
Verse
Such The Serendipitous Dive BarSuch the serendipitous dive bar,
a man walked in who was almost missed;
“You are destined” he said “for ‘Rockstar
on tour.’ Go and dust off that setlist.”
“Throw out all those decrepit covers.
I’ve got your back let’s send you soaring!
You may have some with those makeovers
sharing your soul...
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Categories:
serendipitous, confidence, emotions, feelings, music,
Form:
Quatrain
Seeds of LoveSeeds of Love,
Carelessly planted,
Means you take,
Sanguine Heart for
Granted.
Sow them well,
One by one,
Each time you’re
Through.
Look what
you’ve done.
If plans
Go Awry,
(Sigh)
Let the seedlings
Quickly Die…
For if you Plant,
On barren soil
A piece of your Heart
Will Surely Spoil.
And the Life You knew
Will Continue,
Though stained
With The First
Regret....
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Categories:
serendipitous, allegory, angst, girlfriend, love
Form:
Free verse