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Culture Poems | Examples of Culture Poetry

Premium Member Beauty VI
Love is : like a fragrant moonlight which graces the immortal hued Spring. :like a graceful daybreak which walks along a tough, twisty road. :...

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Categories: culture, destiny,
Form: Free verse
Touch My Soul
We journey across the horizon to the little town where hearts meet and we watch the sun spread its light over the ocean pulling everyone to the beach. They were elated to mingle in the sun for the rain has gone leaving a special warmth on the. lawn and the visitors gather around with their picnic...

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Categories: culture, america, appreciation, betrayal, blessing,
Form: Narrative



Premium Member Let Us Make A Difference Lord
Let Us Make A Difference 6/18/2025 Let us please, Lord, beome the Best that we xan....

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Categories: culture, destiny, freedom, poems,
Form: Rhyme
So far
Where the sky meets The ground Where the stars become Visible Under that special moon In the For me and you It all about us Perfection of love You are my lover A special , special place What ah lovely jesture You and I togethers...

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Categories: culture, dance, film,
Form: Ballad
Yeah that's Offal
Thats offal! What is offal? I think this is Offal. Yeah it's Offal. Can we have more? Yeah ; but you know it's Offal. oh my God it's Offal. It sure is. It Sure is offal! Lady Meatus and Gent's Woman ate Offal. He caught de Bussy and went to get Offal. He like "em Offal. Offal, Offal man. ya'll know thats Offal. The Offal Mister Offal! That's ah Offal! Lady Meatus like ah Offal. Offal...

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Categories: adventure, america, analogy, culture,
Form: Bio



What's the Deal with Tarzan?
Tim Roth gets shot, and what emerges? Blood. His innards act like wrecked intestines should. Those fifties-movies injuns really suck, with tactics redolent of Donald Duck! “The whiteys circle wagons, as we feared: so let’s just ride around them – get mown down!” You’d see more bloodshed watching Charlie Brown. And why does Tarzan never grow a beard? Tim Robbins plans a prison...

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Categories: culture,
Form: Rhyme
Silk
He'll eat white mulberry leaves it's softness...dose not compare he spins the luster silken threads to whom ?...today, will wear She wears her dress of finest silk a special day, some say her swept up hair, red sandals too how graceful... she looks today. It's way of life ,traditional Art tea ceremony, she'll take a part her beauty, love and harmony all perfect......

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Categories: culture,
Form: Rhyme
What's Aweful and were to get it Allegretto
ZGlance Phattey is a marvelous movie it has enough equal parts to balance even the most religious or anti religious person or people. People often get tired of the religious reasons for doing or not doing things. I heard "The Baronet and Knight were in dispute due to her belief in a non- sexual relationship be fore...

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Categories: america, culture, film, guitar,
Form: Ballade
Premium Member Aztec Boys
At the age often, Aztec boys back in the day Had all their hair cut except one lank, out of the way They could not get that one cut off until their mission was complete. Bring home a prisoner from battle, isn’t that sweet?...

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Categories: culture,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Breath For Life
What's life's offer, forgotten innocent hunger feeds Thirst within the soul questioning existing What is a man except all that he is His fight insane, death a reflected memory The struggle for hope and dreams fade Reality of life we pay our freedom Never free, just drama of societies killing Is every not suppose be...

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Categories: character, creation, culture, endurance,
Form: Free verse
Dreams beyond home
She walks the streets she’s always known, But feels a longing deep, alone. A fire burns inside her chest, To leave, to grow, to find what’s best. Her heart beats fast when she thinks of far, Of distant lights and shining stars. A thousand questions fill her mind— Will she be lost? Will she be kind? She dreams of skies she’s never seen, Of...

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Categories: culture, 12th grade, adventure, africa,
Form: Rhyme
No Words To Speak
The morning breaks with a solemn look on his face and the sun hiding behind the pregnant clouds suppress the morning with lots of doubt; I couldn’t tell what was going on in his head but he was gathering stones and emptying them on the sprawling lawn, while the universe watches with its open gut...

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Categories: culture, america, boat, business, care,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member AI
cold steel shines in symmetrical, straight lines--- on monotone, lukewarm box. ...

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Categories: culture, how i feel,
Form: Monoku
Celibate Sinner
I scrubbed the shame from under my fingernails, as if guilt could be washed like dirt. Cold showers never baptized the ache; just gave it discipline, a neat little collar for the beast inside. They called me godly. I stood on pulpits of silence, hiding my hard truths in folded hands and stitched lips. “Virtue,” I said once, like it was a sword I...

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Categories: culture, addiction, art, black love,
Form: Elegy
Premium Member Global Intifada
(“Creation Myth Merit Badge”, 2016, original oil) Global Intifada Everywhere you look today the world is burning Or is a dried out husk waiting to spark. It’s a self proclaimed global intifada after all, Sweeping like a plague across hearts and minds. But what exactly is this resistance all about anyway? Inquiring minds want to know. In a nutshell; change, as the world...

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Categories: conflict, creation, culture, society,
Form: Narrative

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