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Heavenwards Poems - Poems about Heavenwards

Under the Ocean
...Swimming under the surface of the Pacific Past the border of the ocean Where the two meet, brown and blue. Met by tiny swimming jewels here, Living within the tall crystals, The ecosystem of cry......

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Categories: heavenwards, 8th grade,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member My Humble Prayer
...Stranded midway, my path is strewn with thistles and thorns. When turbulence rocks my life, I lift my eyes Heavenwards, and beseech- ‘Lord, piolet me’! When tempests toss my vessel......

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Categories: heavenwards, caregiving, feelings, god,
Form: Free verse



Living Vicariously
...Do you ever look into the field of azure to a plane just a dot in the sky and imagine yourself in the cockpit As it freely ambles by Looking down on this patchwork of earth below Unfettered......

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Categories: heavenwards, extended metaphor,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Thought of the Day
...As heart lotus blooms ~ soul heavenwards zooms 10-August-2022......

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Categories: heavenwards, heart, love,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Joy Ineffable
...Giving up struggle, with love let’s snuggle; our heart joyful thus, aboard God’s bliss bus. Plot not loss or gain. Striving is in vain. Touch divine cherish; all else will perish. Love qu......

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Categories: heavenwards, joy, love, spiritual,
Form: Jueju



Premium Member God Alone Is
...Assign not ownership to cravings of ego rooted in dark desire, being but illusions, in this world, they aspire. Assign not ownership to imagined knowing, that seeks but an applause, deepeni......

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Categories: heavenwards, god,
Form: Monchielle Stanza
Premium Member Bliss Continuum
... At each breath’s eventide, within void of stillness, with divine laws abide, entwined with That oneness, heavenwards we thus glide. At each breath’s eventide, sans thought interfere......

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Categories: heavenwards, joy, spiritual,
Form: Monchielle Stanza
On Second Thoughts
...And shall this piece of twisted wire bring me all I could desire, and will this ugly-looking button that tears my flesh to shredded mutton, grant me up there a first-row seat where heavenly ange......

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Categories: heavenwards, humanity, paradise, suicide,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
The Seasons
...Spring Green buds on beach trees Bluebells carpet forest floor New born baby cries Summer Sleepy afternoon Fly humming at window pane Cornstalks bent with gold Autumn......

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Categories: heavenwards, imagination, metaphor, seasons,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member Stoic Spirit
... let us turn our senses inwards heart lotus erect heavenwards emptiness of form magnetised soul in cave of heart realised path of stillness not for cowards 31-August-2021...

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Categories: heavenwards, spiritual,
Form: Quintilla
Spirit of the River
...It laughs with the coming of spring, on riverbanks wild grasses cling, flowers waft a scent through faint mist, on gentle winds leaves sway and twist It drifts and floats with its current, ......

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Categories: heavenwards, joy, river,
Form: Rhyme
How It Crumbles
...A couple of ruins leave the cathedrals nave and portico; it is always molting season, mice and beetles help they nibble and gnaw, wind-laborer’s, labor, their whiplash backs bent, to lever sla......

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Categories: heavenwards, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Love's Luster Rising
... Eyes..eyes, I always see your lambent eyes. Staring at me, ever scintillating, As the glimmering, summer sands of time. Dreaming of drifting heavenwards with you. Like two......

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Categories: heavenwards, i love you, imagery,
Form: Rhyme
On Second Thoughts
...And shall this piece of twisted wire bring me all I could desire, and will this ugly-looking button, that tears my flesh to shredded mutton, grant me up there a first-row seat where heavenly ang......

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Categories: heavenwards, conflict, hate, violence,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Skiddaw, a Cumbrian Fell
...Highborn, regal Skiddaw Such grace in one so high, A countenance of majesty, A fortress to my eye. Looking down on all around you Immense in all your might, From your foot, we lift our eyes ......

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Categories: heavenwards, beauty, mountains,
Form: Rhyme

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