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Formed Poetry - Poems about Formed Poetry


Premium MemberNot Very Far

...The world is at war; 			
Destruction is not very far. 			
Every nation has its reason;			
Therefore, war has no season. 
We still feel many of its deep scars;
The progress we made sure it mars.
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Categories: formed poetry, holocaust, war,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberThe Squirming Earth

...Don't ever be caught off securing!
The world is in a state of writhing. 

Human skin is used to induce maps usage.
And then hang it on the wall alike a rootage.

Who are those poems...
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Categories: formed poetry, analogy, betrayal, change, farewell,
Form: Couplet



Premium MemberMolten Heart In Eyes

...My heavy heart placed a stone on my eyes of sorrow
Unshed tears collected in the cauldron of deep sorrow. 

Your demise had shattered my heart, it silently wept in woe
Words formed out of pain, r...
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Categories: formed poetry, analogy, death, sorrow,
Form: Ghazal

Premium MemberThe Rudiments of Wings

...For holding things, two arms have we -
two arms with hands with which we have been blessed.
Two only – we’ve no need of three.
Two arms to reach with or to cross beneath our chest,
and in two...
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Categories: formed poetry, angel,
Form: Quintain (English)

Premium MemberPride of Place

...From the gilded frame adorably kept on the bureau
Two benign faces look on us as we gaze in awe
My Grandpa who lived and died a true hero
My Grandma so ebullient, a chirping sparrow

The...
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Categories: formed poetry, appreciation, blessing, grandparents,
Form: Monorhyme



Premium MemberBlest Delight

...Blest delight reigns in God’s presence
assuring revival
driving spiritual quiescence
yon service survival…

To Christ’s heart I draw nigh*
settled from any why 
now soars high for fait...
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Categories: formed poetry, appreciation, blessing, christian, faith,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberA Nightingale Sings

...A Nightingale sings

            Nightingale: The night songstress 
            Sweetest songbird always to impress
                   mostly singing at night
               and in day with same...
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Categories: formed poetry, appreciation, bird, night, song,
Form: Rhyme

Our Little Secret

...I hide the palm-sized wrappers 
Between half-formed poetry stanzas 
And a note-to-self.
We used to be more careful,
Our breathless whispers
Masked by Edward Elric
And the slam of fantasy alchem...
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Categories: formed poetry, body, boyfriend, love, lust,
Form: Free verse

When Poets Make Love

...My dear poet- 
I am forever grateful to you
For allowing my body
To be your page 

Letting your words 
Ascend on my temple
And descend 
On my feet

How long will I thank God 
For giving me...
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Categories: formed poetry, fantasy, imagination, love, passion,
Form: Free verse

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