Epitomizes Poems - Poems about Epitomizes

... The sparkle of indigo lagoon, portrayed in the entranced ebullient eyes, the lustrous lotus petals of luscious lips, blooming on the fervent face, carved once with narcissistic contours of......

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... If we believe life is a circle where the end of one journey is the beginning of the next Today I’m thankful for donuts because… Nothing epitomizes that belief more than a donut does ......

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...*Image of Loving One More by NS. A Second Please Aesthete equip upkeep spade, trowel, and watering pail, Balters out freely, gagging unwantable, grit travail, Chrysalism advents t......

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...Our views and sorrows are mirrored in life. Each jagged shard epitomizes some strife. Our wounds, sufferings, and personality, It will include one's beliefs and morality. Are we net......

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...SubSaharan Bride: There was a huge everlasting impression As he unveiled her with great fascination Firstly, in a fantasy of his vivid emotions She becomes his past, present and future Lastly,......

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...SubSaharan Bride: There was a huge everlasting impression As he unveiled her with great fascination Firstly, in a fantasy of his vivid emotions She becomes his past, present and future Lastly,......

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...October is the season of fall Everything from tree does fall Solitary it stands calm and tall Epitomizes highest goal of all Bare tree represents state of liberation No procession, thoughts, f......

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...You left early without a goodbye I miss the sweet missives Those feelings tried to deny My heart perfect way to express. Love note every day enlightens the way Whether springtime or summer mi......

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...My Top 10 Poems 1) There Is Nothing To Say About It (Actually I had much to say about ISIS and their violence) 2) As They Danced Incognito (This represents the type of poetic reverie I e......

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...NDIDI (PATIENCE IS GOLDEN) Patience said: "Whatever my old man says." So, I saw the wise, bald, old man In his thatched mud hut Loin cloth knotted Around his shoulders The whiff of (snuff......

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...Sometimes I wonder about nature’s mysteries… how there is so much I can’t explain? Like why the sand dunes can be heard to sing or how flowers anticipate the rain. Like how the sun rises to gr......

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...Summer Romance A summer romance warms the chill of Fall, enticing lips to touch in deep caress. You hear the rhythmic song of crickets’ call which quickens nature’s fiber in your breast. ......

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...(this written about a baker's half-dozen years ago) this then stunning lithe oldest teenage niece, daughter of my younger sister epitomizes a tall drink of water (similar to the mother at same a......

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...Death Comes All arguments and denials were fruitless; The deceased fell prey to the Master Thief. The “One” whose icy-cold touch is . . . Just Too Cold to Resist! . . . They Say! No worrie......

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...With the smiling Fajr to the East, I remember the clipping of toes from side to side with the solemn recitation of the Holy Quran. The imagination of Allah’s mercy boils in my heart, the fence of suc......

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