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Engagement Poems | Examples of Engagement Poetry

Neurodivergent Rogue One
Neurodivergent Rogue One Rouge as one, on a solo run. From glossy glades to mossy mountains. From treeman to technoman From trycore to hardcore. From wet streets to dirt drifts. From urchin to fortune. From chaos evil to chaos From inconvenience to ingenuous. From arteriovenous to intravenous. From keeping thyme to literal flow of rhyme. dashing prancer to dancing lancer. From the A to the One...

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Categories: adventure, city, engagement, inspiration,
Form: Rhyme
Reach Down And Touch The Dirt
Reach Down and Touch the Dirt How far will you take it? How bad do you want it? Work hard at all things you do. With strong work ethics, just follow through. Reach down and touch the dirt. Be open minded and alert. You have to suffer to grow. Put in the work, be headstrong, let go. Pick up the iron and never look...

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Categories: engagement,
Form: Rhyme



My Favorite Place
With eagerness I make my way to my favorite place Where gratitude floats freely above every head Where happiness is the coverlet that embraces each bed Where laughter is contagious and strikes the young and old Where love is a daily garment that adorns every soul Where joy is a feather that nudges all to soar Where the house of contentment...

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Categories: analogy, appreciation, emotions, engagement,
Form: Rhyme
The Harkening
Your smile beckons my heart To come As soothing rays of the sun Nurturing famished hearts with warmth As keys to the essence of your soul Unlocking golden secrets yet untold As stirrings of a gentle but persistent wind Generously caressing both lovers and friends As welcoming as a long-lived tree A familiar yet majestic thing of beauty Your smile beckons my heart To come...

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Categories: analogy, appreciation, emotions, engagement,
Form: Rhyme
Tympani Tenebrous
Tympani, beat tremendous! Like thunder roll above! Dark matter a-tenebrous; Knowest thou of love? Ah, young master. In good time! Riddles, rivers, rhyme! Griddle, fiddle, sugar, slime. Covert cold cut chime. All right, sir, but in earnest; Full, brass bull, trull, wool? Summertime, hot clime, addressed! Roundabout red rule! Well, it's you two! Black and Blue! So, what else is new? Eggs a-light, serpents a-few? Kittens blind that mew? Knights of...

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Categories: engagement, dedication, destiny, devotion, encouraging,
Form: Rhyme



But ffirst
Fugue Wa Patiala Decrescendo ___________________________________ she wore nothing but a smile her skirl and blouse are so fancy she has a pretty smile her kisses taste like something dandy such a sexy smile her heels clicked she so dancey ah jaboree that Gal is sexy a table just for me and you skimpy bathing suit is perfect what is a man lefted to do...

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Categories: engagement, music,
Form: Ballad
MY DORMANT PAST
MY DORMANT PAST MEMORIES OF THE PAST MAY COME AND GO, BUT ONE NEEDS TO BE IN CONTINOUS FLOW. SMELL OF CRUMPLED DREAMS IS IN MY MIND, ANALOGY OF BOTH ALWAYS KEEP US BIND. DREAMS TURNED INTO SMOKE AND SPREAD WINGS, COMING BACK TO ME GASP AND UNIFY IN WRING. MAY BE ANOTHER DAY SOMEONE BRING TO FRUITION, THAT DAY...

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Categories: adventure, books, emotions, engagement,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Nuptials
my dear, let's stroll barefoot ...we laugh 'midst jeweled night my dear, let's stroll... old stars envious. they cajole-- Maytime taps our feet, to delight tender the waves, nuptials in sight my dear, let's stroll... First Place ...

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Categories: engagement, may,
Form: Rhyme
Make ah Lyre outta them
Pedal Tones and arpeggios, and registers. "the act of separating the Two" The Twenty One Day Rule By Professor Meanus Labyrinth "Gabba Gabba Hey" Code name Project: " Fragaria x ananassa" Taint Whyle means to undermine a current relationship to bring it to null. or not any,...

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Categories: bridal shower, culture, engagement,
Form: Bio
Hello Sitty Patty
They got this weird thing going on. They have tthese parties and serve steaks. They save the bones and dry them out and even smoke them. They mix ground meat and pack it around the bone, and then do the same with the ground fat. I tasted it: it was good but I was told not to...

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Categories: character, culture, engagement, french,
Form: Bio
SECURITY MAN OF THE GATE
My name is Chikwela poet, I will speak about Laulent, Not a Bandari college president, The security man in the gate. I like how he invest, Students to wear their identity, Seems like they have forgot, To him I have appreciate. Since bandari I have start, Only him he has react, Even Bacoso how they conduct, He has fulfil the right. Students keep it in the pocket, Not...

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Categories: 1st grade, confidence, engagement,
Form: Rhyme
Rainbow Participation
Let the rainbow nudge you That there is a pot of gold If you dare to dream Dream and discover an endowment unable to be measured Let the rainbow nudge you That promises do come true If you dare to believe Believe and experience a downpour of extraordinary treasures Let the rainbow nudge you That true love will answer any call If you dare to...

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Categories: engagement, allegory, confidence, courage, encouraging,
Form: Rhyme
Grabbing a Star
I grabbed hold of a star today And held on with all my might The brilliance was magnificent So I closed my eyes As I was determined to savor this light I grabbed hold of a star today And pulled it to my heart The energy was amazing So I tightened my grasp As I would not be torn apart I grabbed hold of a...

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Categories: engagement, allegory, appreciation, celebration, courage,
Form: Rhyme
What It Means To Love
What it means to love? To love means is not synonymous with Heart breaking or bringing the brain. Love is not measured in numbers of arguments, Or togetherness of broken dishes experiences. To love means is to be happy. To glow in that person, Not somebody else in your life, You are paying attention with. It's a joy from the phrases you say to...

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Categories: engagement, life, love, passion,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Hello
“Hello” Hello, Hello, Hello. I say Hello to all who pass me by, No matter the trail, No matter how steep, No matter the street, It is my treat. I say Hello, For the smile it brings, To the young, To the aged, To the lonely and the sad. To all who pass me by. I say Hello, For the friend I wish to be To...

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Categories: engagement, fun, good morning,
Form: Free verse

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