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Bourgeoning Poems - Poems about Bourgeoning


Love as a Chagall
...By Michael Parker …when art and love are of one stuff. – “The Poem Unheard” by Amanda Hall Love is like a Chagall— the bride and groom floating high above Paris the blue of the sky holdi......

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Categories: bourgeoning, art, dedication, marriage,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member GROWING UP
... As growing toward arrived full stature Of mine physical or mental maturity cured Childhood toward adulthood fully such Grown ---Growing up ~ In developing ageing maturing So e......

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Categories: bourgeoning, analogy, appreciation, blessing, graduate,
Form: Rhyme



Parking Lot Epiphany
...Dreary, muted Sunday, wind-blown spaces snowy and empty: Boxing day, 8:40 a.m., at the local big box store: unexpectedly, outside the car window: dull white, grey gulls fly, dis......

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Categories: bourgeoning, beauty, blessing, heaven, nature,
Form: Prose Poetry
Villanelles
...Villanelles The villanelle is a poetic form based on repetition, with a double refrain. Villanelle: The Divide by Michael R. Burch The sea was not salt the first tide... was man born ......

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Categories: bourgeoning, moon, repetition, romance, romantic,
Form: Villanelle
Rondels, Roundels and Rondeaux
...Rondels, Roundels and Rondeaux These are poetic forms similar to villanelles, with refrains (repeated lines) and sometimes double refrains. Rondel: Merciles Beaute ("Merciless Beauty") by ......

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Categories: bourgeoning, art, beauty, heart, repetition,
Form: Roundel



Friendship: Just Like a Palm Tree
...Friendship: Just Like a Palm Tree By Izunna Okafor From the crusts of lonely loams It gently roots inner and outer And softly pullulates harder and taller To register its purpose to man......

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Categories: bourgeoning, 8th grade, best friend,
Form: Epic
The Divide
...The Divide by Michael R. Burch The sea was not salt the first tide ... was man born to sorrow that first day with the moon—a pale beacon across the Divide, the brighter for longing, an object ......

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Categories: bourgeoning, creation, light, love, moon,
Form: Villanelle

Book: Reflection on the Important Things