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Best Uptake Poems

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Premium Member Is Slow the Way To Go
Slow Rolling railcars are a better pick,
If high-speed travel makes you sick.

Slow On The Uptake is confusing,
Slow But Sure, safe but unamusing. 

Slow Markets make...

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Categories: uptake, food, fun, happiness, nonsense,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Childlike Wonder
The wonder of a childlike kind helps keep the person younger and empowers him with the sensation of excitement that is essential to survive difficult circumstances....

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© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: uptake, analogy, beauty, child,
Form: Haibun
I Wish I Weren'T a Frog
I WISH I WEREN’T A FROG
by
JOHN M. ARRIBAS



I wish I were a frog sunning myself on a lily pad
No cares or worries to drive me...

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Categories: uptake, allusion, funny, humorous, irony,
Form: Rhyme
Bread Basket
Do one knows the meaning of silk perhaps motion capture more over self-imagine, 
If material was a catch and words form patterns then let me...

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Categories: uptake, art, love,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Laissez-Faire
The smile conceals, something.
Does not offer any cue.
You were still traveling 
within.

You wanted to leave the world, 
as it was, without cleaving
the wood, not accepting...

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Categories: uptake, art,
Form: ABC



Sculpt
And in the well-worn ache
of turning mourning,
there are no more tears-
for all is beauty-lathed
misery, held unswathed,
without fearing to uptake
hope's new sculpted shape.
A changeling exchanged
while flailing...

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Categories: uptake, change, growth,
Form: Free verse
My Playful Daughter
She romped and rolled around me in proud stiff pompous gait
I was not impressed by the ruffle of her skirt
Or the wicked laughter of the...

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Categories: uptake, dad, daughter,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member One Poem, That's It
"One Poem (That's It)!"

These words ring in my ears as I dream of a meaning
I'm hungry to post, have another heart taste,
such, that promise of...

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Categories: uptake, emotions, fun, poetry, writing,
Form: Rhyme
Who Stole the Strawberries


Trust is such a deliciously sweet thing
				     Who				
			     stole
		       the
strawberries?
Make the...

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Categories: uptake, imagery, mystery, symbolism, trust,
Form: Free verse
The Burial Funeral
So oft I'd heard its soul intent
the performed center, not rebound
could bury once and then compound
the years between, cycle's renown!

Now given over to the Earth
no...

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Categories: uptake, death, space,
Form: Monorhyme
Tater and Junebug
A perfect radiant day of golden complexion infused the Jefferson brothers to travel down the narrow path, a mile from their home to the Ebb...

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Categories: uptake, murder,
Form: Narrative
Amaranthine Temptress
You - amaranthine temptress!
Pay attention for a sec.
Let's give it a hap,
Ad-lib like vagabonds on the road,
Rambling to dusk in a single step,
Just before the...

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Categories: uptake, adventure, kiss, romantic, romantic
Form: Free verse
Voiceless Visions
The intellectual mind runs deep in disease receptors.
With mental illness rampant, the blitzkrieg type firing countless uptake inhibitors.
Even with this life altering handicap that suffocates...

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Categories: uptake, identity, mirror,
Form: Rhyme
Spring
Spring
Nature
Awakens
The rains descend
Renewed hope it brings
There’s an uptake
And lavish
Budding
Rain



August 17, 2022....

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Categories: uptake, nature, poetry, spring,
Form: Ninette
Premium Member With But Words
With But Words

Lungs of time

Forever purging yesterdays fever and chills
clueless of ether's match for now
today's fresh intake of memories waiting
no longer a calm awakening
our ears...

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© Odin Roark  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: uptake, write, may,
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs