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Best Ungraciously Poems

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Premium Member Rejection
But God commendeth his love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us. Romans 5:8, KJV

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Categories: ungraciously, faith, life,
Form: Acrostic



A British Diary Passing Millenium
The ask of cultures. 
Dutch to Portugal, do you think colonisation of fruit and lands and their inhabitants was the fairest exchange of our tactics...

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© John Night  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: ungraciously, culture, time, travel, true
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Traditional Cinquain Two
Jumping
quickly forward
Falling backwards slowly
Ungraciously I am losing
control...

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Categories: ungraciously, adventure,
Form: Cinquain
Premium Member I Tumble On Me Bummo
Well hello there all my sweet dudes and dudettes
As I write this I contemplate dancing with the Rockettes
However when attempting their famous kicks
This endeavour leaves...

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Categories: ungraciously, silly,
Form: Limerick
Free Cee Old Black Joe Wouldn'T Like Any Poetry But For Mine
OLD, AS IN OLD BLACK JOE

Like me
Don’t you see?
He was old
With no place to go
Old black Joe
with his old banjo
Old boots
and a very old belt
Old...

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Categories: ungraciously, angst, old, old,
Form: Monorhyme



The Visitor - a Christmas Poem
Midnight strikes, the world is sleeping; hours until the dawn starts creeping,
Over hills and trees and rivers, bringing in another day.
In the darkness safe and...

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Categories: ungraciously, christmas,
Form: Narrative
Graciously Does It
Graciously she walked into the ballroom hall
Confidently treading, careful not to fall
Buffet on the side where careless people dropped
Grapes and other things which needed to...

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© Rob Carter  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: ungraciously, fun, humor, humorous,
Form: Sonnet
Hell Shall Be Forever Existent
Where the devils prevail ungraciously,
And where the fire blazes unceremoniously,
Hell shall be forever existent. 

Where anger highlights imperfection, 
And where imperfection be only anger, 
Hell...

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Categories: ungraciously, life, passion, war
Form: I do not know?
Time's Secret
The day was falling,
enacting all its own regret 
with light, like washed-out technicolor.
One glance affirmed:
the rain would soon begin. 
Thunderheads played God, 
recruiting legions higher...

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Categories: ungraciously, mystery,
Form: Free verse
Paradise
We thrust ourselves on you
Greedily grabbing, ungraciously groping
Clamorously clawing, indiscriminately defiling
Every vestige of your dignity.


We hurl ourselves at you
Rudely ravaging, rowdily rummaging
Perspiring and panting, lusty...

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Categories: ungraciously, angst, loss, nature, war
Form: Free verse
Chocolate Hearts
Chocolate hearts
Fall from heaven
and melt
Ungraciously
On the pavement...

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Categories: ungraciously, confusion, imagination, life, love,
Form: I do not know?
This Torturous Life
THIS TORTUROUS LIFE

Is this life make-believe?

I cope not with the life struggles that beset me
For they are hell-bent on wrecking me 
Forever seeking me out...

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Categories: ungraciously, art, life,
Form: Imagism
A Letter Left On a Plane
While on a short trip up to Wiscasset, Maine, I found this brief letter on my seat in the plane,  

“My Dearest Wife, Sue”,...

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Categories: ungraciously, anxiety, betrayal, conflict, humor,
Form: Rhyme
Follow Your Heart
He poured his heart into his work, just his way to ease the pain,
Diagnosed and with a death sentence he decided he didn’t want his...

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Categories: ungraciously, caregiving, death, faith, lifeold,
Form: Verse
Shopping Cart
The Shopping Cart

Upon my veritable throne I survey
subjects of sundry colors,
cans and jars, packets and bags
arrayed in reverent order before me.
I am appointed, by natural...

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Categories: ungraciously, child, imagination, sea,
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs