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A classicism is a form of poetry which holds the principles and ideals of beauty that are characteristic of Greek and Roman art, architecture, and literature, but there is more to classicism. What is classicism in poetry (complete definition)?
InstagramIn today's era, where Instagram rules the scene,
We hustle for the gram, to keep our life pristine.
Showcasing the highs, concealing the low,
Chasing the bag, as they say we must go.
In this digital realm, we only...
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Categories:
absence, allusion, anti bullying,
Form: Classicism
The Tree of LifeRooted in the depths of time,
Where sunlight dances, shadows climb,
A verdant giant, strong and old,
A story in its bark unfolds.
Branches reach for heavens high,
Whispering secrets to the sky,
Leaves like emeralds, shimmer bright,
Catching dreams in the...
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Categories:
beauty, life, tree,
Form: Classicism
SufferingSuffering
Suffering, tell me why you are on me, in me, around me?
Well, because I love you, and your fate drew my attention; life
Did my life catch your attention? Why? Do you like suffering?
Yes, I love...
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Categories:
life, solitude,
Form: Classicism
The Flock of PoetryWandering aimlessly, above the broad banks
of sordid bliss, within the creative hours
while my muses dance, throughout this
great galaxy dangling, upon my every word
my every gesture, craves more, why I cringe
at...
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Categories:
anxiety, joy, native american,
Form: Classicism
Wave of CrimeWe fight boarders, even among ourselves we kill
Our struggle for life, we defend our decision
Wave of Crime, saturation of hatred one heart lead
Trust,as if a friend a stab of the enemy
Those who hate,...
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Categories:
absence, anger, betrayal, humanity,
Form: Classicism
I Am a StarI am a star,
Bright and shining afar,
Out in the galaxy,
Where wonders never cease.
I twinkle and shine,
Through the darkness so fine,
A beacon of light,
Guiding the lost through the night.
I am a celestial being,
Born of fire and...
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Categories:
10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Classicism
Being a Christian NudistI'm a christian Nudist,
I believe that the only way to find true pleasure as a christian,
Is to give up all worldly belongings, live as a Nudist,
And worship God in the skin you were born...
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Categories:
africa, angel, art, bible,
Form: Classicism
Nothing Can Dim the Light Which Shines From WithinNo matter what the world may bring
No matter how the winds may sting
There is a light that burns within
A flame that never will rescind
It shines so bright, it fills the air
A beacon to guide those...
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Categories:
10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Classicism
Abu Simble TempleOn stage so deep in heart of sand;
Farthest from world of deep dismay
At night in day thy Housefull show
Since centuries therest on display
O Ramses speak from deeps of sand!
Wherest thou liveth for thousand years?
Farthest...
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Categories:
adventure, allegory, dedication, destiny,
Form: Classicism
The World Is YoursThe world is yours, don't you see
It's waiting there for you and me
The mountains, oceans, and the skies
Are just waiting for us to arise
The world is full of endless wonder
A place where we can all...
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Categories:
10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Classicism
Just a Matter of TimeTick tock, tick tock, goes the clock
As time passes by, we cannot stop
Life moves forward, never standing still
Changing and growing, at its own will
We try to hold on, to each precious moment
But they slip away,...
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Categories:
10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Classicism
A PoemA poem should be heard,
like a lover's smile.
A poem should be seen,
like an eagle in the sky
A poem should be felt,
like a bed bug's bite.
A poem should be tasted,
like a candy on the tongue
A poem...
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Categories:
art, beautiful, extended metaphor,
Form: Classicism
When I Am Dead and GoneWhen I am dead and gone,
My name will still live on.
For I leave behind a legacy,
Of love, kindness, and bravery.
In the hearts of those I've touched,
My memory will be clutched.
Stories of my life will be...
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Categories:
10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Classicism
Fair PlayIn the game of life, fair play should reign
For cheating and foul play brings only pain
It's not about winning at all cost
But about showing character and not getting lost
Fair play starts with respect and honor
Acknowledging...
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Categories:
10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Classicism
No One Knows TomorrowNo one knows tomorrow, as it remains concealed,
In intricate mysteries only future can reveal.
A tapestry weaved with threads of uncertainty,
Unveiling secrets, yet to be seen.
Today's sun may shine with radiant grace,
But what lies ahead, in...
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Categories:
10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Classicism
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