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Denis Poems - Poems about Denis


Premium Member CLERIHEW ecphrasis XXXVI denis
Theorist Murice Denis ounder of the 'Nablis' In his ' Muses of the Secret Wood *pieces he put into pratice his art thesis...

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Categories: denis, art,
Form: Ekphrasis
Premium Member Cleihew Denis
Leading SumbolistMaurice Denis his reaction to Impressionism did not cease instead his stylised Art Nouveau put the everyday on show...

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Categories: denis, art, people,
Form: Clerihew



Rue Saint-Denis
Viens à Maman, let me show you how that shameful thing is done, you konw, with ink on paper, for you not to be sorry anymore, in the morning with croissant Triomphe and floating island by Abyssinian charms. Fix your shoe laces, suck your belly and grab me by the aorta. Let go of me over Père Malin´s brothel, for more than three...

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Categories: denis, morning, mum, relationship, voice,
Form: Burlesque
Remembering Denis Healey
Lord Denis Healey was an intellectual Labour MP, Who represented Leeds in the Commons for 40 years, From 1952 until 1992, When he could at last objectify as a Lord his real tears. He was a Beach Master hero in World War Two, But his bravery continued in his post-war politics, When he advised other politicians on how Britain...

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Categories: denis, death, eulogy, history, leadership,
Form: Elegy
Premium Member Denis Waitley
Opt for fond win with mindset shift, Notice the way where thoughts seed flow. Delve deep within for your own gifts, Expect each day a certain show; Note how you earn the stuff you get, Indulge passion in purpose clear; Seek now to learn a firm mindset. Weave fond action and work on fear, Aims and goals frame the routes you take, Ignite a...

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Categories: denis, blessing,
Form: Sonnet



Ode To Denis Joe
Seems I heard that voice In a pregnant leaf being raped by light A contrite Hum of satisfaction ... I could not exceed The richness in a devastated land You are a true post modern And do not ask me what I mean For I cannot describe what has never been Before ... you were born And men stole your words until you came And...

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Categories: denis, art, history, on writing
Form: Free verse

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