Categories:
grandiosely, bird,
Form: Other
My Flight
...The small scar on my face
doesn't reflect the day I flew
Yes, darting through the air
harder than I knew
I had dug my slippers into the tile
and ran as hard as I could
I needed to cause a sce...
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Categories:
grandiosely, anxiety, mental health,
Form: Rhyme
Fickle Finger of Fate
...Preterists want back their laurels lost, fingers crossed.
Predators pray for their ruling permanence at the rest's cost, fingers crossed.
So many fingers, so much paltriness; So soon their crossing...
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Categories:
grandiosely, destiny, fate,
Form: Prose Poetry
My Cousin's Wedding
...My cousin shared her wishes and dreams,
On our star gazing night, she whispered them so sweet
As a shooting star glided down from the sky,
She said, I wish ….. I wish…. all I wish are t...
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Categories:
grandiosely, age, cousin, funny, happiness,
Form: Narrative
Who's Kidding Whom?
...(My thoughts about doing the project without getting the credit)
Without grandiosely postulating
I will offer my opinion.
I don't know whom you're quoting,
I presume he's not a minion.
For...
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Categories:
grandiosely, on work and workingtime,
Form: Rhyme
February Fever #2
...You have loved me through the worries.
You've stood by me through the pain.
I have found you there still waiting
When the world was bright again.
Now to you, my loving soulmate,
All my vows I ...
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Categories:
grandiosely, devotionwords, love, me,
Form: Rhyme
The Neapolitan Tarantella
...The Neapolitan tarantella
is a folk dance very graceful and lively,
it was inspired by someone having been
bitten by a poisonous Taruntula.
It's fast up-beat tempo
induces a frenzied dance ...
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Categories:
grandiosely, happiness, history, music, passion,
Form: Quatrain
Hungry For You
...I walked this path narrow wide or straight.
In the corners, voices are of many to bout.
Every single one just wants to get in or out.
But many felt beyond grandiosely great.
Tables turned and Sun...
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Categories:
grandiosely, happiness, love, passion, uplifting,
Form: Narrative
February Fever
...In the battle of the poets
Closeted within their dens,
Words their only ammunition
Shooting from their ink filled pens,
Seeking phrase uniquely pretty
And an unused metaphor,
They have not th...
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Categories:
grandiosely, on writing and wordswords,
Form: Light Verse