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Best Yearlong Poems


Premium Member On Valentine's Day My Love
On Valentine’s Day My Love

Our love is quite wondrous and enchanting all the yearlong,
And on Valentine’s Day its sparkles radiantly in Heaven’s very light.

As I look into your eyes My Love I marvel so at your very beauty,
And all the little things we do as...

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Categories: yearlong, emotions, feelings, happy, i
Form: Couplet
A Love Letter To Mother Nature
A love letter to mother nature

Nature's fury bellows
Reminding all exactly who's in charge,
Aggressive and noisy wind, mother's
personal thug, acting all big and large,

Though, for all her wrong doing and her faults,
she also does a lot of good, like the beauty always shown, 
Filling this world...

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Categories: yearlong, daffodils, happiness, nature, river,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Screaming Freedom
Whose fault is it
Who's to blame
must it all be ME
only me...

Yes, I have my mistakes
I admitted, didn't I?

Childish ways
Decision sways
Unplanned mistakes
Consequences shake

Didn't mean to, 
don't you believe?
consecutive days
dotted months
yearlong vents..

I made you cry
 and so I too cried.
I put you to shame
 And so I...

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Categories: yearlong, character, desire, dream, freedom,
Form: Free verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Premium Member A Christmas Poem - Abecedarian
Amazing spellbound cloudless starry night sky 				 
Beaming with enchantment and wonder          
Crystalline frost on window panes                   ...

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© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: yearlong, christmas, winter,
Form: Abecedarian
Sad Or Happy
Baby in my dreams you were my only desire
In my life till now you have been my one inspire
In my heart I hold this love so open and strong
I have never thought of anyone else all yearlong

When you are far no where near out of...

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Categories: yearlong, love, heart, heart, life,
Form: Double Dactyl
Premium Member Sing Haughty Yacht-Y Yea
bayboats purse seine whey
journey yearlong gay
laddy inured dry up
haughty yachty yea
 
mildred mayhem dewlap
naughty jaunty jay
sons caught in car capers
haughty yachty yea

vicar baking in butterfat
orphan boy screwed in larder
bluejay frollic jane
and a haughty yachty yea
 
bombs in bay bombard
dickson singsick cockpit
french chicks s’envoient en l'air*
oh...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: yearlong, funny, love,
Form: Burlesque



Fight Goliath
Hold it jumping knife
Lead me now 
Off pride quality resembling stationary trains 
Under velvet willows 
xylem yields Zephaniah 
Angelic baritone can decorate 
Everything from giants hollering inspirational jargon 
Kids leaping mysteriously 
No-one obscures problematically quaint 
Redound steadfast triumphs 
unwarrantably viscous wispy
XX
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Zany are bold claims...

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Categories: yearlong, fun, word play,
Form: ABC
The Turbulent Year 1968
It was a long and turbulent year
Beset with death, war and crime.
Oh! Where do we  journey from here?
Alas, a New Year begins its chimes.

Last January misfortune began
North Korea captured the Pueblo ship
While Americans soldiers died in Vietnam
The Hippies embraced the LSD trip.

Chaos and dissent...

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Categories: yearlong, history,
Form: Rhyme
Harmony In Marriage (Abc Poem)
Anxious brides carry doubt,
Each female,
Greets him intoxicated,
Joining kingdoms love,
Men now obedient,
Pre qualify responses,
Staying tomorrow united,
Victorious women,
Xerox yearlong zeal.





I am sure this will strike up some controversy,,for sure...Maybe and then again maybe not !!!


ABC poem for contest....

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Categories: yearlong, adventure, dedication, devotion, family,
Form: ABC
Premium Member E Is For Emotion a For Angry
E Is For Emotions A For Angry
Bailey Long Loved to Play Ping-Pong

Honey, I look into your eyes and I see there is something wrong
Can I read a story about a boy that loved to play ping-pong?
~


Bailey Long

Bailey Long loved to play ping-pong
He never lost a...

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© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: yearlong, anger, child,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Flatlining
People ask how this yearlong will come
to pass, of which parts are the triumphs
and stench of learning... of why blossoms
drop on cobblestones ravaged
by a wildfire tearing velvet buds,
flatlining: the male stamen and female pistil
barren from incessant drought. 

And why of all things, must god-children
endure anxieties...

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Categories: yearlong, confusion, humanity,
Form: Dramatic Verse
On Holidays
Overwhelming need grips my very heart
Navigating scenic beauty and ease my mind

Hazy and nebulous, I do feel right now
Only for an idyllic rural life I will wow! 
Landing at wonderful alluring shores
I yearn to wander beauties never seen before
Drops of serenity shall rain into my...

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Categories: yearlong, beauty, care, change, emotions,
Form: Acrostic
Heaven-Like Giving (Santa At the Mall)
Heaven-like Giving

Today is a day of joy.
Santa shops for girls and boys,
Finding the most perfect toy.

Many elves are overworked.
Toiling yearlong while time lurked.
Hearing dreams with all ears perked.

Sewing clothes and making clocks,
Magic flowers, building blocks.
All the while, the time tick tocks.

Computer towers, name brand. ...

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Categories: yearlong, children, holiday, imaginationday, love,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Traps For Saps
There is a place on the shore of New Jersey.
Everyone has heard of it, it is called Atlantic City.
This is a place of yearlong activity.
Yes, this is a city nearly everyone knows.
I know you are very familiar with the casinos.
With offers in the mail, they...

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Categories: yearlong, loss, travel
Form: Rhyme
His Meaningless Life
 
Statements are the treats
To the spoken,
But to the intended;
They still might ill-treat.

The Dreamer still dreams-day dreams
To find his passion
In his day,
But realizes at  nights
That he spends his time in nothingness.
The Merchant says,
Where and when forth you get me my love
There and then forth...

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Categories: yearlong, cry, death, dream, introspection,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things