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Sonnet Body Poems

These Sonnet Body poems are examples of Body poems about Sonnet. These are the best examples of Body Sonnet poems written by international poets.


Premium Member Bye Bye Fat Me
I can’t believe it’s really me
Waist to head, I’m a Christmas tree
From this fat, I’ll never be free
A healthy life I’ll never see

I gained a...

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Categories: addiction, body, change, food,



Sipping Coffee
Alerting me to the awareness of the Almighty
Is this soul-soothing taste merely the essence of caffeine?
The coffeeness, as the divineness, has concocted tightly.
Leads my unconscious...

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Categories: body, god, humanity, life,

A lustful dream
My sweetheart lays asleep in her bed, on a goose feather pillow she had rested her head

Her half naked body wrapped in a white velvet...

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Categories: body, desire, dream, feelings,

The Pleasure of Sex
The pleasure of sex is a permanent case, to ensure the survival of the human race

In having sex there is no shame, for this desire,...

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Categories: body, desire, emotions, love,

Aging
My dad has aged and so have we, in our reflection it was so clear to see

As he struggled to sit up in bed, his...

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Categories: age, appreciation, body, care,



Body Ails Yet Spirit Soars
Great our blessings throughout life,
Odd thoughts we have about the meaning
Don’t we have sorrow, sometimes strife
Sent us by a perfect being.

Will our faith withstand the...

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Categories: body, anxiety,

Body Ails Yet Spirit Soars
With elements of earth, water, air, ether, and fire
The body is framed like a bundle of paradoxes.
The soul, the lord, and the master of this...

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Categories: body, life, spiritual,

Premium Member Body of a Fallen Tree
within a pock, a lonely copse
a one-time proudly standing duke
lay collapsed a pearly corpse 
strewn, now stretched across a dyke
no mortar, stone or brick to...

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Categories: analogy, body, nature, tree,

Hip
How delicately you connect my whole physique,
The upper part and the lower half into one;
Leaving no organ to be unworkably weak,
Uniting the whole like the...

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Categories: body,

Premium Member Old Scars
I strip in the solitude of my room.
the mirror reflects secrets that I keep.
All the silent screams of my faint life’s doom,
visible unhealed scars ...

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Categories: body, angst, blue, for him,

Sonnet 18-Ish
Shall I compare thee to a corpse decay?
Thou smell’st less putridly and more pleasant:
Foul winds escape th’orifices may
Of both thee ‘n’ it (though it’s more...

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Categories: appreciation, body, death, feelings,

Premium Member Odyssey Damned -- a Sex Tragedy
"A dozen or so times per night is fine, but too much of a good thing
generally leaves one somewhat sore."
-- a singular captain of seamen...

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Categories: body, pain,

Sans Mind and Body Who Are We
Am I a body? Am I a mind? Or bundle of both?
Does blood, as though ordered, only through single channel flow?
Is heart seat of mind?...

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Categories: body, god, life, nature,

Premium Member Mind-Body Enigma
Here we are, in this feeble mind-body
Afflicted by amnesia, plonked upon earth
We are this here now, not everybody
Limited, yet vibrant with childlike mirth

Maya veils; lets...

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Categories: body, spiritual,

Body Is Object
My body is an object, use it as you please
Like a little girl’s dolly, my hair you tug and tease

My body is an object, from...

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Categories: abuse, beauty, body, first


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