Best Splendidly Poems
Below are the all-time best Splendidly poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of splendidly poems written by PoetrySoup members
The Rose BowlThe sky is a gigantic bowl of pink turned upside down,
spilling soft rose petals that peeked out
from beneath snow white billowed clouds
till - fully blossomed...
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Categories:
splendidly, love, nature,
Form:
Free verse
A Song For AutumnIntoxicate me, Autumn, I implore
you! Fall upon me amber as in times
your splendor greeted me outside my door,
enthralling me, inspiring me with rhymes.
Annoint me, Autumn,...
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Categories:
splendidly, autumn,
Form:
Sonnet
The Supreme SourceThe center of energy resides in my heart
Wherein the seed of divinity shant ever depart
Their joy's root anchors firmly, yet lightly
In my I AM presence...
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Categories:
splendidly, spiritual,
Form:
Rhyme
Breaking the SurfaceA millstone around my neck and weight about my feet
drag me down so deeply
that I’m being pulled toward something. . .
something from...
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Categories:
splendidly, allegory, hope,
Form:
Free verse
Sestina To SpainIberia, you took my breath away
with fiery gypsy spirit and romance;
with ancient Moorish history and grace;
with everything there is of you to see;
to hear and...
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Categories:
splendidly, me,
Form:
Sestina
King Sun and Goddess SeaOne summer day, enraptured by the Goddess Sea,
King Sun shone down with all his might; most splendidly
he moved the Goddess, for she rippled laughingly
a shimmering...
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Categories:
splendidly, sea, summer,
Form:
Couplet
Why PoetryWith Shakespearean romance I can't compete
Or Virginia Woolf's lovely agony
Or the wit of Dorothy Parker or Mark Twain
The genius of Emily Dickinson, splendidly plain
I know...
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Categories:
splendidly, appreciation, encouraging, inspirational, poets,
Form:
Rhyme
DreamSpeak not of glorious visions past.
The dark remorse of woe
into the nightly splendour fades,
Where now, I too must go.
Weep not the tears...
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Categories:
splendidly, lost love
Form:
Quatrain
How Do I Love Thee Contest - ResponseHere is the poem by Elizabeth Barrett Browning, 1806 - 1861
How do I love thee? Let me count the ways.
I love thee to the depth...
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Categories:
splendidly, love,
Form:
Italian Sonnet
Violet, My AdoredViolet, a lovely lady, kin to Purple, can be a contradiction.
Between her fellows Red and Blue (yet more inclined to Blue),
she lies with a calm...
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Categories:
splendidly, color, universe, , western,
Form:
Free verse
Luna's EclipseLuna, to the depths
of my fondest delight,
You are regally dressed
this beautiful night.
Your beaming...
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Categories:
splendidly, moon,
Form:
Monorhyme
You'Re a Blessing
You’re the word “kind” in my kindness
You make the world a much better place
You’re the answer to a yearning prayer
You create for me such an...
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Categories:
splendidly, beautiful, blessing, faith, heaven,
Form:
Rhyme
The Last LeafThe last leaf
Clinging to hopes of times past
Summers warm breezes
Humid days and cool nights
Summer time recollections
Rain or shine
The last leaf
Living on borrowed time
The tree is...
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Categories:
splendidly, autumn, beauty, nature,
Form:
Light Verse
A Love Lost and FoundAn angel, he appeared one afternoon -
amazing, amorous, and alluring.
Beguiling her with beautiful ballads,
how splendidly he bewitched her!
Long languorous summer days they lazed
in a...
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Categories:
splendidly, love,
Form:
Alliteration
See You In HeavenIt has been almost three years
since to heaven you did fly
We miss the beauty of your soul
now you share it with the sky...
Heaven now knows...
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Categories:
splendidly, beauty, death, loss,
Form:
Free verse