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Didactic is a form verse, the aim of which is to instruct the mind and improve morals, but there is more didactic. What is didactic in poetry (complete definition)?
Sincere SuggestionsI have wondered what Poetry Soup would be like
If poems submitted were subject to critical eyes
And contributors were free to critique the poems,
To say how they really feel about a poem, to analyze.
Of course, it...
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Categories:
poetry, writing,
Form: Didactic
No ContestBetween the politically correct and good sorts,
No contest.
Between the non starters and the go getters,
No contest.
Between the those with context and those out of it,
No contest.
Between the givers and the takers,
No contest.
Between those who swear...
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Categories:
analogy, baptism, bible, care,
Form: Didactic
Avoiding Peer Pressure
blazing hot like cayenne pepper,
especially in adolescent years,
malleable youths
bend and capitulate
to peer pressure;
grown folks take the bait, too.
it could be a simple
"try this like the rest of us cool kids!"
or just an effortless nudge...
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Categories:
encouraging, inspirational, meaningful, perspective,
Form: Didactic
The Better of Two Words
There's no "I" in committed relationships.
One breaks the chain of unity
With each use. It should be...
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Categories:
encouraging, meaningful, wisdom,
Form: Didactic
Positive impact covid 19Thoroughly, the horror is weird
Yet, there is a sense of its nonsense
Thoroughly, it scattered
Yet, it teaches how to gather
The horror that improves memories
The horror that brings back the lost...
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Categories:
change, courage, creation, crush,
Form: Didactic
BreedZafar tun nay meray baap ko kuta kaha hai..
Mein tujhay kaisay maaf karun??
Masala pata kia hai,
Tun nay kuta kyun kaha,
Ye koi issue nahi hai,
Asal masala ye hai,
Tun nay breed to bataya hi nahi,
Chal ab bata...
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Categories:
abuse, animal, dog, games,
Form: Didactic
CHOCOLATE CANDY CINQUAIN
Categories:
candy,
Form: Didactic
Myron Greek Sculptor
The ancient Greek sculptor Myron
worked mainly in bronze not iron.
His most famous sculpture, Discobolus
(the Disk Thrower), is still with us
in its iconic pose cocked
in a final twirl, with disk locked
in hand about to be...
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Categories:
art,
Form: Didactic
UNCLE PATIENCE AND HIS WIFEPATIENCE AND IMPATIENCE.
Patience is morality they say,
That: does not function with a noblewoman whose man is far away.
Won't she alleviate her fever with another man?
Perhaps the one who is not apt of being with...
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Categories:
12th grade, allusion, art,
Form: Didactic
Stronger with JWs - with Jesus I prayI
At this stage
My retirement age
I speak with JWs
Jehovah's Witnesses
I shut my door
quickly before
Now, I'm emptier - stronger -
I converse with JWs longer
II
Fine people, careful about blood
Who avoid transfusions, "blood" food -
For JWs, smoking is wrong
Alcohol...
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Categories:
america, bible, faith, jesus,
Form: Didactic
MasterpieceI
Some words remain prophetic through time
Giving and yielding fruit
Like Jeremiah (29:11); Ezekiel on my heart
Of wickedness that will shock even me
Unless someone heals My heart of stone
Isaiah knew too I am fearfully, wonderfully made
Like...
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Categories:
encouraging, environment, philosophy, power,
Form: Didactic
The downside of not votingIf you don't vote,
Extremists will take note,
And politicians will seek a different coloured coat,
As extremists become more eager to vote,
With your absence at the polling booth giving them hope,
That democracy will work in their...
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Categories:
analogy, anger, anxiety, bible,
Form: Didactic
The Butterfly
The Butterfly
It’s not likely anyone would deny
the beauty of a butterfly.
Yet how it came by that English name
scholarship cannot account for it with shame.
Theories abound, of course, but none
explain why “butterfly” was chosen?
Was it perhaps...
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Categories:
beauty,
Form: Didactic
HOW EASILY MAN JUDGESWhen the disciples James and John saw this, they asked, “Lord, do you want us to call fire down from heaven to destroy them?”
But Jesus turned and rebuked them.
Luke 9:54-55
How easily man judges,
hates, throws down...
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Categories:
christian,
Form: Didactic
The Letter L
L is the first letter why life was created
L is the reason why God loved us so much
L is the season how the world started
L is the label why your name means to Him so...
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Categories:
blessing, creation, life, light,
Form: Didactic
Specific Types of Didactic Poems
Read wonderful didactic poetry on the following sub-topics:
cinquain, christmas, friends, funny, kids, love, music, nature, school, sports
and more.
Definition | What is Didactic in Poetry?