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Era Poems - Poems about Era

New Era of Purity
Shattered idols fall, Honest hearts seek simple truth, Clean slate starts anew. ©bfa051725 ...

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Categories: era, poetry,
Form: Haiku
New Era University
Brick and mortar dreams, a striving for knowledge, a haven of learning, in the city's sprawling reach. Not just a campus, but a tapestry of voices, of lectures and whispers, of late-night studies, a crucible of minds taking shape. The bell's resonant chime, a marker of time, a rhythm of classes, a cadence of thought, a call to gather, to learn. Ancient trees, wise and tall, witness to generations, of scholars...

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Categories: era, wisdom,
Form: Free verse



Food Missed
The poetry of the COVID era (read to the end) Thai pineapple rice. Wonton and Yaki Soba Tortufo ice cream. Scallopini veal, halva and also soda Tamago, octopus and yellowtail. Ribs, pasta fagioli. Meat lover’s pie, sword fish, big shrimps and sausage ravioli Scungili marinara. Milkshake. Plus jalapeño poppers Yasai roll. Best Lobster bisque and saucy burger whoppers Wild mushroom omelet. Crunchy...

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Categories: era, america, food,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Eternal Demon Era
Eternal Demon Era Humanity has failed. Man became a wolf to man Where are the saints? Where? The hope is silent His words live. Denied teachings. People like gold People like ephemeral and perishable life and values And this is the end. Humanity pleases itself. Discord Complete split in existence. Look around. Grey lives Human spiritual science has trampled on God’s laws Evil...

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Categories: era, fate, humanity, life, philosophy,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Ring On My Line - The Golden Era of Doo Wop, Retro Revival
Before diving into the time machine for a nostalgic trip on my music video ‘Ring On My Line’ above, I invite you to read my preamble Sonnet below. Ring On My Line -The Golden Era of Doo Wop, Retro Revival If you've ever waited for a call that never came, ‘Ring On My Line’ will hit close...

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Categories: era, angst, love hurts, music,
Form: Sonnet



Premium Member Under the ashen sky of a forgotten era
Under the ashen sky of a forgotten era, Where the pseudo-man hides his dreams beneath the cloak of silence, We wear paper masks in our puppet dance, Each movement traced by invisible strings, Public opinion, a cold wind that lifts and lowers us, An unseen hand whispering the illusion of choice, In a theater of shadows where truth loses its light, And...

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Categories: era, fantasy,
Form: Free verse
The Civil Rights Era 1960s
In the light of the South where the sun burns bright, We march for freedom, we march for right. With each step forward, we push through pain, Dreaming of a world where love will reign. The streets are filled with glimmer of hope, As we gather strength to help us cope. In the face of hatred, we stand tall, United we rise,...

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Categories: era, freedom, political, solitude,
Form: Rhyme
Where did the world go?
My childhood sounds and smells are all lost Warm concrete, cut grass, children laugh Friends dont come out to play now one last time then it stopped We would not have known Innocence lost Friendships drifts Comfort Safe...

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Categories: era, childhood, children, dream, innocence,
Form: Nonet
Premium Member A Masked Requiem for a Virulent Era
A cold berating light-erasing rope survives relentless entropy (another year ends another variant contends) Desolate debris in empty erroneous caves swallow blank pages submerged in mind-warping seas where flying memes wait for normalcy where words freeze & thoughts become sadistic (a poisoned (out of mind) mind crawls on the radar) Trapped in a gray tomb: the inert inerrants flounder in...

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Categories: era, dark, society, surreal, word
Form: Free verse
TO LIVE A GOOD LIFE
Living happily in life, consists of building futures with the memories of the past using the tools of today...!...

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Categories: era, allusion, appreciation, future, time,
Form: Epigram
21 CENTURY MARKET OF SELLING A SOUL
Beloved, let me embrace you, My touch sweeter than any virtual bliss, In this digital space, filled with coded delights, Let me revel in your pixelated perfection, Tiger, let me embrace you, My touch sweeter than any virtual bliss. Beloved, you've savored your time with me, Tell my folks, they'll send you emojis, My dad, he'll Venmo you gifts. I know where to lift...

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Categories: era, society, spiritual,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Dawn of a New Era
A new dawn breaks, with promise bright, For girls educated, to claim their rights. They'll rise and shine, with purpose clear, To shape the world, and conquer fear. The dawn of a new era, a glorious sight, Where girls will flourish, in knowledge and light. Their voices were heard, their talents known, A future brighter, than we've ever known....

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Categories: era, appreciation, education,
Form: Rhyme
An End to an Era
An End of An Era Late-night drunken philosophy over waffle house coffee A little existential dread to go with your scattered, smothered and covered All the faces you may never see again Cool water perfume ,burgundy hair and blue eyeshadow My addidas that had poetry written on them You smelt like dragons blood incense, salt and rust Sunrises in the city park Holding...

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Categories: era, feelings, nostalgia,
Form: Free verse
The engagement
On Saturday the fifth, I will meet my bride. By side of alter, and then decide. If I should flee, or marry thee. You may think me cruel, or ungentle of man. But she’s the type, to toll a man. By cost and affect, because she can. By Sunday sixth, she will be Mrs or amiss. But me a Mister, regardless...

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Categories: era, break up, engagement, loss,
Form: Ballad
The End of an Era
My bathroom has a radio Connected to the switch That controls the light, so people think That there’s some kind of glitch. But whoever needs to use it Hears the weather and the news And the traffic and the sports And some instructive interviews. Now those voices, so familiar, Will be missing since I’ve learned That the station, CBS-AM’s About to be adjourned. Also called News 88,...

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Categories: era, farewell,
Form: Rhyme

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