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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)?
The Throne in Heaven Poetry Contest I hope in Heaven, there's no more pee
Because it might frustrate my Eternity
At least due to my nephrolithiasis---
I'd be SO glad to avoid taking a whiz
Plus the process would be shoddy
Until the Resurrection of the...
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Categories:
body, health, heaven, humor,
Form: Didactic
Tenebrous NightTenebrous night steals autumn days,
Invading ink subtracts the breath of light,
With tarnished mingling edge,
With dusty dusk’s laments.
Tenebrous night of immutable grave,
Infiltrating melanin loots the golden glow,
Where criminal and crucifix sink,
Where dream and delirium drown.
We are...
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Categories:
class, death, international, night,
Form: Didactic
The turn to extinction"Give me liberty or give me death". - Patrick Henry
"There is a road that crosses the atlantic ocean, made of men's bones". - LeRoi Jones
of terms in distinction
the turn to extinction
of beauty's wont
as rafts...
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Categories:
evil, word play,
Form: Didactic
Fiery Faith: Old Problems, New PossibilitiesThrough the road of life
When we all think alike, then no one is really thinking
The road of faith paves a new path as
We bath ourselves in the performance of fiery faith!
A reflection in time...
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Categories:
destiny, faith,
Form: Didactic
Pain Paints PoetryPain Paints Poetry
Love gives us the victory
The heart breaks through misery
While words are cemented in history
Shadows of comfort will sprinkle your face
Blades of power will hold your mouth
Words of silence can’t escape
The thunderous ploy of...
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Categories:
love, poetry,
Form: Didactic
EMBLEM the formLook there,do you see the wall of red brick
each upon the other:
leans with...
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Categories:
poetry, word play,
Form: Didactic
Teachers, Gossiping, Lost of Productivity and Wasted TimeLately teaching is about gossiping
Sipping on information to discredit another teacher
Blowing the whistle to try and harness someone’s weakness
So that the teacher that is gossiping can benefit
By trying to belittle someone
In so many schools
Teaching...
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Categories:
teacher,
Form: Didactic
At the HospitalAt the Hospital
——————————-
Today as skin was torn
Off the bottom of my foot,
I yelled out and began to cry.
I thought, “How often
Do I need to prove my strength?” and
Then, for the first time in 50 years,
I...
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Categories:
christian, emotions, inspiration, love,
Form: Didactic
Without fear or favourWithout fear or favour,
Will you be remembered for this kind of behaviour?
Or will your epitaph be of a different flavour.
Will you be remembered as having no backbone?
Staying on your cell phone,
While others are cut to...
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Categories:
analogy, anti bullying, appreciation,
Form: Didactic
Common groundCommon ground,
Though hard to find,
Will reduce the number of land mines to be found.
Common ground,
Though hard to find,
Gives peace of mind,
When back on private ground.
Common ground,
Once found,
Makes one duty bound,
To stand one's ground.
Common ground,
Once...
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Categories:
appreciation, blessing, celebration, change,
Form: Didactic
Each a PortraitEach a Portrait*
——————————————-We are multiple
billions now…
But, more…
We are all, and each
A face, a portrait, a
Hand trying to extend
From the very being…
Waiting
nearby, being, each
...
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Categories:
community, earth, love, perspective,
Form: Didactic
Our local Vaccination Centre PeopleWhat does one say,
To those who save the day,
Every day,
Even when the weather is far from OK.
What can one say,
To those who help keep Covid at bay,
Instead of at home to stay,
So we...
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Categories:
abuse, age, allusion, anger,
Form: Didactic
Judging My Race in StaffroomColoured thoughts
So many bad reports
Fighting my race
The group that forgot about the wonders of grace!
I trace their mistake in the face of jealousy
Hoping to help the new teachers entering the system and
Letting them know the...
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Categories:
education,
Form: Didactic
Foreshortened Perspective
The years have been generous to me,
more than I expected. Many of my
generation already have their names
cleanly etched in headstones.
Too much of anything is wasteful, anyway,
and that includes a long but empty life.
Two hands...
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Categories:
age, death, life,
Form: Didactic
Look For A Compromise
Trying to get one's point across...
With a...
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Categories:
conflict, encouraging, wisdom,
Form: Didactic
Specific Types of Didactic Poems
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Definition | What is Didactic in Poetry?