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Best Summarise Poems


I Hear the Christmas Bells
So relieved at the Christmas bells,
Which abound in stores and on cards,
That we hear on Christmas Eve,
From churches sounding for their services,
Reminding us that there's a story behind it. 

A bell can be rung to call someone,
Stating that a person is in need,
Endorsing an act...

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Categories: summarise, appreciation, caregiving, cheer up,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Week Ahead
So. Let's see what's in store for today...
Will the elements function our way?
There'll be plenty of sun
For us all to have fun
Outside wether it's for work or play!

Mountains will form in the sky through the week.
Apologies all. I know it sounds bleak. 
There'll be rain,...

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Categories: summarise, weather,
Form: Limerick
Wave
Trepidation is no transition and translation is no transaction. In depth discussions summarise no further duties. And furthermore the radio airwaves are clogged with glowering spins. School not a heifer's brew child. Arrives on a bridge to glittering chimes. Noon with no spoon. An atlas...

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Categories: summarise, adventure, allegory, baptism,
Form:

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Unspoken
Let the Melancholics delight at your beauty tonight.
From the bossom of ecstacy down to the purity of heart
You are indeed a ravine work of art
A million words can't define you
Yes, beautiful can summarise your radiance 
But the indepth of such rare beauty remains Unspoken
For no...

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Categories: summarise, appreciation,
Form: Free verse
Misjudged
the wrong end of the stick was got,
it did not take an awful lot,
the words that were misunderstood,
how could she get it wrong, many would,
completely got this one wrong,
the beginnings of an ugly song,
that would spiral out  of control,
now those words are on a...

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Categories: summarise, anger,
Form: Free verse
Simple Moments
Simple moments becomingly rare
As of time further away to steal
Can experience conquer that of dare?
Are times experienced moments never knew?

How much can be too much?
When alone are you lonely?
As naked as bare as only as such
We are our lives living yet barely

Carefully falling into moments...

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Categories: summarise, life,
Form: Rhyme



Be Mine Jodie
Jodie
jodie jodie jodie
Your name rhymes with toadie
its funny because you like frogs 
you're very pretty and i find that pog.
When you speak it gives me butterflies 
maybe its because im not circumcised.
Why do I love you so
without you i'm lost like nemo.
You're a scorpio
oh what...

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Categories: summarise, sweet love,
Form: Free verse
THE EXCHANGERS
Here we are - both you and I...
Yet to ask each other why.
Why, that is, our combination
May result in conversation.
The two of us - complete strangers...
Potentially abled exchangers.
Upon more magnified inspect,
Do the two of us expect
More or less of first impression?
For now, this is unknown...

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Categories: summarise, inspirational, meaningful, strength,
Form: Rhyme
Headstones
Headstones
By Michelle Morris
12/01/2023

We put headstones
On the graves of our loved ones
Names and dates and epitaphs
That cannot summarise a life

That dash in between the dates
The dash that encapsulates everything
And nothing of human existence
Except joining two dates of significance

For almost everyone knows 
When they are born
A starting...

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Categories: summarise, bereavement, death, destiny, emotions,
Form: Free verse
When You Open a Book
And when you open that book
With your expectations
to find the food, exactly how they appeared on the commercial 
Disappointment awaits you 
Book cover are just as appetising as the delicious food you see on the fliers 
But look awkward once ordered
Ignore the advert and order...

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Categories: summarise, books, education,
Form: Free verse
Truth In Advertising
I do enjoy imbibing a vintage libation
now and again (and again, and again)
but when I thought I'd bought
the best bottle of Bordeaux money can buy,
then looked at the label on the back,
before pulling the cork, I nearly had a heart attack.
'Characterised by a great body,'...

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Categories: summarise, drink, fun, humorous, silly,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things