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Hesitancy Poems - Poems about Hesitancy


Happiness and Hesitancy
Sitting separate intertwined in togetherness Hearts raced until a single embrace Touch was the remedy to one's anxiousness A cool like breeze swept the room The pace is slowed as the beat reduces its cadence Warmth is now the welcoming of a new Comfort has expanded and covered both individuals No longer separate as the equation has...

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Categories: hesitancy, analogy, appreciation, books, song,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Hesitancy Define First Step Divine
I saw all life fade ... merely pass away of all that I knew hath spun around me past brace presence death, carpe mortem day Night hung in shame, weighed aim, promised Word--stay I spun confused, afterlife, mine this be? I saw all life fade ... merely pass away Dark woke me, said the sun won't come this way death seized day...

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Categories: hesitancy, analogy, faith, heaven, hope,
Form: Villanelle



Premium Member Hesitancy
I’ve oft noted on this forum, a hesitancy To comment on poems acclaimed Methinks the cause is our ego Which is as yet untamed Perhaps we seek an echo Or makings of a virtual bond But why not appreciate fragrance That uplifts our soul with its magic wand 28-May-2023...

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Categories: hesitancy, appreciation, poems, poetry,
Form: Rhyme
Almost
We had—almost—an affair. You almost ran your fingers through my hair. I almost kissed the almonds of your toes. We almost loved, that’s always how love goes. You almost contemplated using Nair and adding henna highlights to...

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Categories: hesitancy, loneliness, lonely, loss, lost,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Unrequited Love
Poppyseed Princess with poppyseed lips, Fragrant yellow piston, and beautiful hips. In the wind, savoring her relationships, Never knowing of my dream for her companionship. I am a simply ugly marigold, gnarly and quite plain. Recognizing beautiful, but my tongue I dare refrain. If she knew of my love, would she turn away in rain? I dare...

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Categories: hesitancy, encouraging, garden, lonely, longing,
Form: Rhyme




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