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Time Iambic Pentameter Poems

These Time Iambic Pentameter poems are examples of Iambic Pentameter poems about Time. These are the best examples of Iambic Pentameter Time poems written by international poets.

Hello September by Sandra Haight

Hello September


By end of August, leaves curl on the trees;
   the hues of brown and yellow catch our eye.
The deepened shades of green...

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Categories: hello, september,

A Walk to St Mary's Church by Mike Jones

A restless night, another hum-drum day,
Resolve to take a pleasurable walk;
I make my way towards St Mary’s church.
Across the street, a sixteenth century home –
Maltravers...

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Categories: history, journey, travel,

Iambic Pentameter by Janice Canerdy


Today I’d like to talk to you about how meter plays a part in
how we write a poem and sometimes in how we speak

The above...

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Categories: iambic pentameter, language, poetry,

IAMBIC PENTAMETER by Kim Rodrigues

For the first time the carriage rides back and forth. The bell chimes at the end of every line. Whether a solo syllable or the...

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Categories: iambic pentameter, writing,

Inviting hills by Aniruddha Pathak

O to tune in to good times of childhood—
To re-live gone-by years, not just to brood,
To lighten dust-laden baggage’s dead tare,
To unburden mind of deadwood...

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Categories: childhood,

THE SEASONS - Iambic Pentameter - Blank Verse by Mick Talbot

Winter
Winter glows, it's drifts, it's plains, soft and white.
It's cold belies a threat to all, fear it!
It's there come night or day death don't forget!
Wrap...

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Categories: iambic pentameter, autumn, spring, summer, water,

Hollow Horror by Sandra Haight

You left your hollow horror buried deep...
a hollowness unfathomed as we think
about the impact that your strike would reap
and change the path of life in...

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Categories: death, earth, life,

In Memory of You by Eileen Manassian

I didn't have a chance to say goodbye,
to let you know how dear you are to me
and though my chance is gone, I still will...

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Categories: death of a friend,

No Epiphany Here by Bo Fothergill

At times life may seem soooo complicated,
But life can continue unabated.
Whilst the solution overlooked, the key,
Which often resides in simplicity.

For each, there is a path...

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Categories: change, future, growing up,

Untunneled Vision by Bo Fothergill

We were once the eye of the universe,
And thinking otherwise was just perverse.
Many times in the past, wrong we have been,
And history proves we shall...

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Categories: change, conflict, parody, time,

Depressed by David Loewen

My mind is boggled down
My chest feels wrapped too tight,
Just wanna curl up in a ball
Sure as hell don't wanna fight.

I wanna lean back in...

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Categories: depression, sad,

A Peaceful I Love You by Daniel Turner

An early outing for my friend and I
We walked the winding path down to the springs
The uncut winter hay is now waist high 
And in...

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Categories: beauty, i love you,

A Lost Sense of Purpose by bill baggins

Long ago in the short-time lively spring
In the grassy plains of a small island
Came from nonexistence a young sapling 
Nurtured by the love of her...

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Categories: 12th grade, art, best

True Fate by Sandra Haight

How much of fate is shaped for us at birth;
   how much is figured to be circumstance?
A story now I share with you...

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Categories: fate,

Fridays by Janice Canerdy

When I was young, my weekends started with
an after-supper bonus Friday nights—
soft drinks and candy bars. We watched one of
three channels while we relished these...

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Categories: career, family, time,

A Middle-Aged Man's Monologue by Janice Canerdy



		



	At twenty-one, I knew I had to leave
	the little one-HORSE town where I was born.
	I well REMEMBER BUILDING up the nerve
	to tell my folks goodbye....

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Categories: feelings, home, wisdom,

My First English Poem by MILBERT SALMASAN

A Realization

Once upon a time, a baby was born
In a small town near the green mountains. 
He was living life off from thorn.
Blessed! But he’s...

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Categories: god, heaven,

Lake, Pond, and Kettle by Sandra Haight

Lake, Pond, and Kettle

The lake is glistening beneath the sun,
and paddle boats leave ripples in the light. 
The sky above, a lovely turquoise blue
with fluffy...

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Categories: beauty, nature, peace,

Again--and Again--and Again by Janice Canerdy

		I was just ten or twelve when I first saw
		him standing in the doorway of my room.
		I was awake--or so I thought. Each time
		he paralyzed...

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Categories: childhood, fear, night,

My Message to Trump by Eileen Manassian

You say a word and set the world aflame
No thought to what the nations think or feel
The turmoil that we're in is not a game
I...

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Categories: political, truth,