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Bios Poems - Poems about Bios


Premium MemberAs the third person BIO

A scientist once took to the skies,
With aerospace dreams and questioning whys.
He'd listen intently, a thoughtful façade,
Then go his own way—decisions, unflawed.

"Don’t argue!" he'd say, with wisdom so spry,
Yet soon he'd be caught in a passionate reply.
Papers unwritten, his ideas took flight,
But work clipped his wings before he could write.

He painted once, under a teacher’s
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Categories: bios, identity,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberBorn In Original Sin ie: BIOs

Statuesque breaths of blossoming beauty bearing thorns.
Flowing fullness of fragrant flowery affairs sheathing weeds.
Without human intervention, such is the truth of nature, such are the facts of life.
According to the scriptures, angels are not earthbound lest they are tasked by Heaven's will.
I, like my family, had fine points and faults, I did good and I
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Categories: bios, analogy, appreciation,
Form: Dramatic Monologue



Premium MemberBios Revealed

spliced narratives
               in better taste
         introspectives
richly painted
intertwined
       with the fragile
things
    of life
       held dear
&
   the doubts
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Categories: bios, courage,
Form: Verse

Potted Bios of Three English Kings Named William

Potted Bios of William the Conqueror, William Rufus  and William the Fourth

First a quick word on Robert the Devil,
whose turbulent  life turned out quite a revel.
He fathered a child on a poor tanner's daughter
then dashed to repent in Jerusalem's quarter,
but on his return, sad to say, he died,
yet he set up his son, his
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Categories: bios, history, horse,
Form: Couplet

Premium MemberAexetastos Bios

In the agora or out on the street
Wherever public figures he did meet
In conversation he loved to engage
Only to find his questions would enrage
He chipped and chipped at their exterior
Their words hollow with no interior
His young disciples would heartily laugh
At his victims' unease and ev'ry gaffe
Good Socrates'deft manner quizzical
Drove them to plot a bitter reprisal
His
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Categories: bios, hero, history, inspirational, integrity,
Form: Rhyme




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