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Declension
Declension Poems - Poems about Declension
The Pattern of Stars, one and all
...Like snowflakes, no two stars are alike, despite their myriad declension, to minuscule pin-pricks in sky above. Unlike the sameness of sand-grains scattered willy-nilly on a beach, that no one ......
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John Anderson
Categories:
declension,
space, stars,
Form:
Free verse
The Image of Deja Vu
...The image of the letters of Déjà Vu Tells it true. The eyebrows of the 'e' and 'a' cast a frown, with the 'j' the snotty nose in between. Its the face ......
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John Anderson
Categories:
declension,
destiny, memory,
Form:
Free verse
Reconciled
...With some apprehension, he prepared to write; with his muse’s dissention, there’d be no insight, and thus, by extension, no joint, shared delight. With her added dimension, he’d dared lofty heig......
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Jeff Kyser
Categories:
declension,
muse, writing,
Form:
Monorhyme
Et Tu Brute
...Agricola…… so started Gaius Caesar’s last assault a farmer, who we hated by default for Latin somehow came to rule our world as meanings of declension slow unfurled Thus, were we tossed into t......
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John Lawless
Categories:
declension,
funny, high school, language,
Form:
Rhyme
Streets: the Maze and Mushrooms
...On the streets clinging to cars, Those smiling faces, sulky little palms. Skeletal structures and lifeless gestures, Declaring that even starvation is marred. Pleading for some help and attenti......
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Aditi Sheemar
Categories:
declension,
pain, paradise, poverty,
Form:
Free verse
Plant What When
...Tiny seed with embryo in toe awaits the sower to decipher all it's wants and needs, to grow captive, in plots and pots. Nature knows the needs of seeds off by heart. Growers learn the code of wh......
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John Anderson
Categories:
declension,
garden, nature, tribute,
Form:
Free verse
Skip To Aah
...Skipping is binary, one, nought, one, nought, one. Clip clop. Tick tock. One foot up, skip. Next foot up, skip. Hop, step and jump, 'tis hopscotch time. Heart in love, skips a beat. Electr......
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John Anderson
Categories:
declension,
music, song,
Form:
Free verse
It's a Wrap
...beyond what we know is the realm of wrapping can be no time, can be no space just stuff, bits and pieces, much coming and going the much going and coming base as something wraps up emptin......
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Ian Love
Categories:
declension,
analogy, birth, change, clothes,
Form:
Verse
Nothing More Frustrating Trying Damndest To Kindle Memory
...(buzzfeeding, kickstarting, needling darn noggin) An effort to recall word, phrase, musician... indigenous tribe... most frustrating literary endeavor to das scribe aggravating enough to sub......
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Matthew Harris
Categories:
declension,
10th grade, 11th grade,
Form:
Free verse
Declension
...Man’s intrinsic apathy's negligence-justified frown Is the actual defining substance of a mortal clown; Who with hollowed prejudgments fellow men slays, And likens to hallowed duty his thoughtless......
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Hannington Mumo
Categories:
declension,
abuse, betrayal, dark, death,
Form:
Elegiac Lyric
Praying Seriously and Being Watchful -1 Peter 4:7
...This is a day of real deep declension the clouds look to be drawing near Jesus warned us of such an evil day when mankind will have much to fear This world has consistently rejected God more a......
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Gordon Mcconnell
Categories:
declension,
bible, prayer, spiritual,
Form:
Rhyme
Caleb, 1665 Graduate of Harvard Caleb Cheeshahteaumuck
...Man stands high – in Creation - but higher yet she wants to stand! Before Columbus, trees stood like Sentries, minding communications; Once these lands were taken, WE hear much of “Supply & Demand,......
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Anil Deo
Categories:
declension,
allusion, america, angst, beauty,
Form:
Villanelle
The Shadow Knows Too
...Sparring with demons, and dragons and deadheads It bobs and weaves like a drunken sailor. Omnipresent, omnipotent and omniscient I'm quite attached to it - joined at the psyche. Image of an inc......
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Gary Thomas
Categories:
declension,
inspiration,
Form:
Free verse