Best Simultaneously Poems
Below are the all-time best Simultaneously poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of simultaneously poems written by PoetrySoup members
Music of the Night
With the tremulous dark vista so far and yet so near
Abandoning my defences ~ I stand in awe ~ not in fear
Virtuoso Maestro unleash...
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Categories:
simultaneously, desire, music, night, romance,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
Tribute To Susan Boulet ArtSusan Boulet was an artist 1941-1997
Her paintings are famous for their layered effects which she started later on in her artistic career. She loved fantasy...
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Categories:
simultaneously, art, death, native american,
Form:
Prose
Home Is When I'm With YouWe have our routine to perfection
Our way of saying I love you and
Wouldn’t want to live without you
We’re a strong solid team you and...
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Categories:
simultaneously, age, caregiving, health, home,
Form:
Free verse
Bible ThoughtsGod creates effortlessly, Himself medium, substance-source almighty – nothing can rub, manifest resistance to His Will --
God rested. Think not of fatigue...nor of a...
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Categories:
simultaneously, analogy, christian, faith, inspirational,
Form:
Prose
Every Seed GrowsIn this field of plantation;
Where I walk and plant various
parts of myself around this
world;
I sometimes look back and notice
the trail;...
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Categories:
simultaneously, self, truth, wisdom,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Two Little SparksTwo little sparks
enlightening the dark
(tidal waves tugging on the heart)
One named Amelia, the other Aurora:
Completing the scenery --- fauna and flora.
But Borealis, she has no...
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Categories:
simultaneously, adventure, character, child, cute
Form:
Ode
Letters From BatmanPlaying Batman and Robin is a lot different
When the Riddler is your Stepfather
And simultaneously an alcoholic and pedophile
When your secret mission is to keep him
From...
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Categories:
simultaneously, abuse, adventure, courage, death,
Form:
Free verse
Declarations of a Social ScientistDECLARATIONS OF A SOCIAL SCIENTIST
Indeed, I am that Poet and know it.
Just in transition to a more enriched poetry form.
I want to talk about life,...
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Categories:
simultaneously, adventure, art, autumn, beautiful,
Form:
Free verse
Awful DreamsIn a small café, customers stream through the door. I jot down orders that pile up as I wonder what’s happening in the back kitchen....
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Categories:
simultaneously, dream,
Form:
Narrative
Crime of PassionOne Sunday afternoon in spring,
i was tending my garden,
trimming and watering the roses,
when he first passed by.
I remember standing up to break the ache,
and as...
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Categories:
simultaneously, lust, sexy,
Form:
Narrative
Fear of the UnknownFear Of The Unknown
That sudden unknown, so unrevealing,
it's the tell-tale trademark of the one in question
as it sets off nerves in every-which-way,
plainly...
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Categories:
simultaneously, fear, feelings,
Form:
Narrative
See of Ghosts
"See of Ghosts"
ghosts never leave
they watch you
while you sleep
casting dreams
of their return
they wait for you
to see
ghosts never leave
whispering their
absent stories
into...
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Categories:
simultaneously, muse,
Form:
Free verse
The Silkworm's Birthday
"The Silkworm’s Birthday"
Mulberry leaves flutter in the breeze
Kookaburra brave Joker bluffs a sky blue breast
Drops one feather for a quill, a song hidden in...
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Categories:
simultaneously, chicago, grandchild, imagery, love,
Form:
Free verse
Light On the Devil's Chord - Day 26From that day on and forward,
I began to see the wretchedness my God had warned me of
He cursed the Lord wholeheartedly, for inflicting yet another...
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Categories:
simultaneously, adventure, anger, beautiful, corruption,
Form:
Epic
Farside Otherworldly Lovers - - Dedicated To Rick Keeble, You Asked For ItHe was howling at the moon,
it was mid June's heyday, she
was naive beyond reproach
her innocently lit chiaroscuro
made him hunger all the more,
til one day...
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Categories:
simultaneously, desire, dream, emotions, longing,
Form:
Romanticism