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Celestine Poems - Poems about Celestine

Pristine poetic tears
...~ Among watching forbidden archangels saunter sullen paths I reflect mandragoras through evanescent gleams of orrery elegies, whirling into significant distr......

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Categories: celestine, dream, inspiration, introspection, lost,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Rose Blooms in Spring
...She turns sixteen one cold December clime He strings dissembling lover’s thorns so girthed The sprouts of pristine virtue split by crime The core is sore, this shriveled Rose is birthed Thoug......

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Categories: celestine, 12th grade, innocence, journey,
Form: Sonnet



Premium Member Angela
...An angel proacting as a contradiction to Spawn, Hatches plans to murder the Spawn and bring in a new dawn; The hatred turned into a romance, ironically, Killed, many a hellspawn, so very sardonic......

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Categories: celestine, hero,
Form: Rhyme
The Hassle P
...Lost in summer of freedom, locked in thrall to frenzy! Life blooms in her May; wilts as blaze bears down; dims with sun at the crossing in gold, purple, and rainbow. Stars take the stage ......

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Categories: celestine, 10th grade,
Form: Free verse
They Made Me Fall In Love With Chelsea
...THEY MADE ME FALL IN LOVE WITH CHELSEA Color blue... Dan Petrescu... Capi Dennis Wise, UEFA the biggest price, Celestine Babayaro, Still remember him like tomorrow. Zola definitely lure me ......

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Categories: celestine, 1st grade, england, football,
Form: Rhyme



Continuing the Unfinished Journey
...I wasn't yet born and those rolling hills with renewed green awaited me to explore cloves of orange and lemon waving in the noon's peacefulness never felt by any other boy burning with eagernes......

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Categories: celestine, beauty, boy, color, fantasy,
Form: Rhyme
An Inimical Solemnity
...There's an inimical solemnity dissipating the last day of spring, I sought solitude from the very beginning, but this sudden farewell won't depart from me! Along the solitary roads so shady, I......

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Categories: celestine, emotions, happiness, imagery, inspirational,
Form: Rhyme
Down a Narrow Path
...?? I stood under a bald tree (once rich with foliage) on a carpet of dry leaves in drought, and saw dreams litter the landscape like the dry bones in the valley—dead, dry, and forlorn. I gaped.??I......

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Categories: celestine, faith,
Form: Prose Poetry
A Tittle On Timeline
...Life is a flowing stream heading to a dumb past—a tittle on timeline—too brief for a whim, too fluid to fondle. Yet with an uncanny haste I flinch at horrors or wince at hurts. Can’t gel fleeting dre......

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Categories: celestine, life,
Form: Free verse
Chance the Dragon
...There was once a Dragon in my mind, soaring her levy through it's eerie wind. On water's dipole and Tau's ring of Pi, she coiled her tail around my axis of pride. The invisible Dragon with a ......

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Categories: celestine, analogy, animal, blessing, god,
Form: Free verse
The Tragedy of Celestina, Part Ii
......It was two days before she lost them, and an arrow slashed her small finger, a small wagon train did take her in, but a doctor found gangrene in her, chopped her pinkey with barely a word. Fe......

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Categories: celestine, absence, heartbreak, history, journey,
Form: Cowboy Poetry
And the Sun Rises
...The bee knows to find pollens; the spider, to bridge a gorge— driven, as in the blood. Stream follows a slope and locates the sea in a rustling meander, gathering moss, throwing up ......

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Categories: celestine, philosophy,
Form: Free verse
Just For Mama Janet
...Grace granted us a say on our knees: a thousand pleas pummeled the sky, stirred the heavens. The Lord moved, gentle thunder rumbled: My daughter's back home! Our hearts sank, too heavy to b......

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Categories: celestine, death of a friend,
Form: Elegy
Nature's Rhythm
...Saddens when strength fritters, muscles run to flab with age; a once smooth surface wrinkles bold etchings of joy and sorrows while rough landscape seizes the trophy, buries beauty beneath creases......

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Categories: celestine, nature,
Form: Free verse
A Life For Life
...A friend and I in a chat down a winding road, I said, "Who can give me life, I mean real life?" He smiled: You've life already, fully yours. "So it seems," I said, "soon taken from me." "No! It's......

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Categories: celestine, spiritual,
Form: Free verse

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