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Best Unimaginative Poems


My Confined Mind
Untamed self control my own worst enemy I can be
I can not be the poison and the remedy
The voices I hear are not in my head
I hear the words as if they’ve been said.
Horrific thoughts I must endure
Collective voices worse than before
The madness escalates, reducing...

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Categories: unimaginative, character, , cute,
Form:
Premium Member Sad Seasonally Affective Disorder
SAD Seasonally Affective Disorder

Some are prone to depression in winter when days get shorter when
less light enters the brain through the eyes and thoughts become darker

I am also affected and when news gets explosive when fighting grows
fiercer when smoke bombs and debris shadow the lands...

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Categories: unimaginative, conflict,
Form: Light Verse
Dry Facts Can Perform Juicy Acts
Dry Facts Can Perform Juicy Acts

In the EFL community
all around the world
it’s an undeniable 
and unpleasant reality that
no matter how well-motivated
you and your students are
no matter how real and acute 
the need for learning
a language may be
no matter how well-equipped
the language center is
no matter how...

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© Idris Esen  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: unimaginative, education, language, , cute,
Form: Prose Poetry

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Thinking Inside the Box
I wanted to write something different
Perhaps a little unorthodox
See from a new perspective
Something outside the box

This box is the king of all cliches
Cure for unimaginative thoughts
I'm trying to be more creative
By getting inside the box

What's wrong with thinking inside it?
It's not let me down so...

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Categories: unimaginative, on writing and words,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Equates To a Single Blood Vessel In the Vast Depth Called Myself
First name
unique, generous, wondrous, enigmatic, hopeful 
Sister of Madonna, Gail, Chris, Diane and Heather
Lover of life, puzzles, people's laughter and language
Who feels loves intensity with hope
Who fears the dark, enclosed spaces, yet feels fearless in the breeze
Who would like to see the masses succeed
Resident of...

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Categories: unimaginative, friend,
Form: Bio
Premium Member Tale of the Night Movers
*Image of Lovers Night by Pinterest.

Tale of The Night Movers

Hail, a phantom moon
traversing its cloaked
chambered recesses
of her prevalent crown.

Unspool gently and host
minding eyes immersed 
within your ethereal pull
exacting Cupid's pursuit
impresses dependably.

Slay suspicious initiatives
yond hints of their riddled
hearts pausing serenity
and tryst capers a fullness
until dawning climbs...

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© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: unimaginative, extended metaphor, good night,
Form: Metrical Tale



Like Oscar Wilde
Like Oscar Wilde 
I can resist everything except temptation 
Love, the sweat the moans the passion 
She loves but she knows she is no good 
I love but my fear is I am  not too 
It takes two to love but our wills cant...

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Categories: unimaginative, allusion, assonance, girlfriend, humorous,
Form: Verse
Station Imag Reporting Live
The following statements 
are figments of your imagination,
if it were not so, we would of course
steer you in the correct direction
to correct your lack of invisible
imaginary eye sight.

This message is brought to you
by the imaginary invisible station  
I.M.A.G which is broadcast from
the mind of...

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Categories: unimaginative, fantasy, funny, imagination, pride,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Beautiful Fall
Beauty is said to be skin deep, but

everytime fall comes around, I see

a picture that defies any limitation and

unless one is blind, unfeeling, and unimaginative,

there's just no words to describe such breathtaking colors.

I like all the seasons, but I think the fall is my preference

for...

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Categories: unimaginative, autumn, beautiful, seasons,
Form: Acrostic
Moving On
Moving on is what they all want to do,
But the victims can't because they are too traumatised,
Or their bodies too damaged,
Maybe even worse, with all contact in this world severed.

The parents of both victim and perpetrator too desensitised,
With too many questions unanswered, 
And lack of...

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Categories: unimaginative, abuse, addiction, age, anger,
Form: Didactic
Origami Kiss
Dragonflies impossibly maneuver,
defying aerodynamics.
Obviously, there is something wrong with our 
calculations, 
even bumble bees behave like U.F.O’s.
Da Vinci, sketched flying machines
everything is feasible on paper
and we know paper planes can also fly.

A child can imagine a flying peddle bike,
because they can easily ignore
the settled science...

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Categories: unimaginative, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Uninspired
A void
A vacuum
I am an empty space and unyielding
Barren and dry
A word desert
A vulture lands and picks at 
a dead sentence
The clouds of a brainstorm
hover and shrink in the distance
And the air is stale with the unimaginative
I can tell that nothing good 
will be written...

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Categories: unimaginative, inspiration, poetry, writing,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Trying To Fit Into Boxes
She is a teen
No idea she is gorgeous
Trying to be like other teens
Not recognizing her own talents and uniqueness

They wear a streak of blue in their hair, so she does too
The “popular” teens, the ones she emulates
Not recognizing her own talents or strengths
I watch her...

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Categories: unimaginative, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse
Broken Trance
We are meant to break the ice of hibernation. 

Each year as spring begins. 

All winter was a trance.

Which kept me warm, but also unimaginative. 

Now, I am uninhibited. 

Spring is, at first, an interruption. 

But eventually it becomes all encompassing. 

Leaves that are elegant....

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Categories: unimaginative, appreciation, seasons,
Form: Free verse
Linen and Lace
She lived to be the oldest of a staid, 
unremarkable bourgeois family.
Lavender and off-white lace,
complemented her black ruffled attire.
She played the Granddame with much aplomb,
the matriarch of her passionless clan.

Occasionally her offspring
and her offspring’s offspring came to her for money,
a few with questions, appeals, unctuous...

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Categories: unimaginative, poetry,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things