Incline Poems | Examples

Forty 3rd Time?

For the forty 3rd attempt
Of incline 
A forty 3rd question unanswered 
Los Angeles requires an accomplishment 
As yet the roofs of wealth choir no challenge 
Stilled in self wonder the share constants
Water and health in abundance, again
This execution remembers every faculty
Partners and sermons
Cost and boss 
The build of document to spend
Little shadows of Washington fend

The framers of a Los Angeles hard at work
During war time 
Without end
Preparing the give
Ready for another attack
That steal refuses its sound
Prefer of the city and cities charity 
Suggest of intonation
None strate to the cause

America in Los Angeles only lensing past tense
Encampments of abandon
In a day of labor, no notes
No reservation 
No surplus

Premium Member All About You

You're my focus all the time 
You're the ink in the design 
Your's the name inside the vine 
Hoping one day they combine 

You're the grape that makes the wine
You're the purest gold so fine 
You're the pencil, make a line
Then draw your heart on top of mine 

You're the polish, how you shine!
You're the neon in the sign
Your menu towards which I incline 
On you a feast, I'm fit to dine
Form: Rhyme


Eclectic Notions On A Sunbeam

Eclectic Notions on A Sunbeam 

I cannot see inside your mind unless it’s telescopic 
On bended knee it rains sublime with the next contentious topic 
I’m rendered please into decline as I am incline to stop it 
Befriended a line of enchanted rhyme to retreat from the myopic 

Auspicious arguments that have no point or vision 
Vicious bargains that consort to continue upon their mission 
Superstitious monuments that distort the acquisition 
Pernicious paradigms for high concept mimes that refute the inquisition 

Social intimidation before you’ve even left the house 
Perocial lamentations leave you quiet as a mouse 
Antisocial inclinations at the introverted house 
Precocial salutations that leave me wanting to renounce 

Perspectives on the global scene bereft of accuracy or intention
Detectives of the broken dreams wishing upon the next invention 
Reflective thoughts before the scream to bequeath an intercession 
Eclectic notions on a sunbeam underneath my last confession

The End Copyright Elizabeth Moroz
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Look How They Shine

Look at the stars how they shine for you and I 
better learn to appreciate them before we die !
See the banquet of beauty God has created 
feast your eyes on it and you will feel elated;

Dappled in light heaven is our Sacred Window 
absorb its secret as if you were a  leaning willow 
Incline your ear and listen for a soulflul whisper 
God has always been a generous tipper; 

Shine baby shine right where you are 
its always more peaceful up close to a star 
Drink the stardust of the moment 
be the rhapsody song of His cajolement 

Look at the stars how they shine for you and I , 
better learn to appreciate them , before you die !
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member Morning Thoughts 6-5-2025

All morning thoughts, to paper, aren’t meant to be,
many are reserved for future time or day.
So some, will rest like leaves fallen from a tree,
thereby to hibernate and slowly decay.

But a few will incline to serve God’s intent,
those whisper to me from deep within my heart.
Oft times its an avenue for me to vent,
but to be God’s witness I’ve been set apart.
Form: Lyric


Premium Member Unfamiliar Line

 Words have meaning to impart,
 When "she reassured me with an unfamiliar line"
 I knew that soon our hearts would part
 As words show the heart's incline
 
 Sometimes you have to read between the lines
 To discern what's being said
 Then you'll see the sign
 and the deceit you're being fed

 As the sun begins to set
 Memories flash across my mind
 Her words do linger yet
 With echoes of her unfamiliar line
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Kamikaze Karma


A Kamikaze peddler 
Who follows his nose 
fluorescent green Lycra
A middle finger he shows

Slower than a snail
As wide as truck
Forget the highway code
He pushes his luck.

Side by side they pedal
Three or four deep
Then they become violent 
If you give them a beep

They own the road 
and there’s no mistake 
Zip through red lights
No prisoners they take

Danger personified
Full speed ahead
And then they wonder
Why motorists see red.

The bike’s abandoned
He washes his hands
Peels off his Lycra
He’s got urgent plans

Jumps in his car
To go somewhere fast
A slight incline
He just can’t pass
In front is a pedlar
And It’s Karma at last.

David Cox 11/05/25
Form: Rhyme

Mountain of lies

By: Khomotso Makitla

Dear loved one, It’s me your UNREQUITED LOVER. 
In hope I hoped that this day never unveil.
As your WHISPERS still roam free in brain, whispers 
and hisses of broken promises.
I nearly fumbled to open my heart once more, 
But I once trembled on your mountain of lies.

Stone by stone I was there but there I was not,
Piles of those stones turned into a mountain and far i was pushed.
That mountain’s shadow tinted my heart,
For my heart is dark still, and I thought I was tough like steel.
But you’ve shown how easy it is to steal, once vital organ,
And turn it into a hard and cold object.

But I watched as your mountain of lies Mounts and the colder you become.
The shoulder to cry on, turned into the shoulder that made me cry on,
Never believed in cruelty, but that was my reality.
Surely I didn’t believe that rubbles of stones can incline into this  shade of, 
Darkness, that blind folded me from seeing the majestic hill up front.

That why I like to say fool me once, and like ancient Artifacts you will,
Be the thing of the past. ©?

Premium Member Diagonal Dory

Diagonal Dory lived on an incline
She detested hearts, circles or a straight line.
Her name was perfect, exceptionally fine.
She served all of her food in a zigzag line.
Form: Monorhyme

On the moors 11-04-25

There was a great incline of stone, weathered
amongst the sparsely green valley
whose feet lay at the door of a thatched cottage
and whose head I was treading over now.
A fair stream, no wider than a meter,
had had its pulse dried up by the sun
leaving moss strewn on florid rocky deposits,
ran down the length of the valley
transforming eventually into a river that 
sent the local watermills cartwheeling
like ecstatic gymnasts.
In one stride I was over,
hopping onto a small ledge 
and (rather regrettably) crushing its treasured plant
underfoot.
Springing upwards, I skirted the boundary of the valley
rising doggedly above the craggy edge 
and there, waiting in all its recklessness
was the wind.

Weary Is My Mind

Weary Is My Mind

I promise, I swear, I will never, I will always
That blaring sentiment of a pattering ghost that I detest
Among the empty hollowing of her mouth and eyelids
There lies darkness deep and unending that I fell into once, 

never again.

Baffled and naked, afraid and convinced I was nearing my hearse
She runs screaming, yelping in madness as her body falls dead
Once I thought I knew, but as fate would incline
The truth would be only a weapon and shield–vulnerable. . .

never again.

The prating sound squawks as death marks before her squalid breathy voice
Her pupils' contract like a viper’s hint at prey, pouncing, and then devouring
The blood is left spattering and spurting among my grey, hollow walls
Only her wedded can clean out the muck as I have given up,

never again.

Coiling around me with her slippery scales, the precipice of my demise
The sword and the shield once though best, were only cardboard copies
My soul is shattered, and my will is blank, giving into her sweet, nectary venom
The forefront of my being is gone. . . crushed under a blanket of rue

For Weary Is My Mind

What your love means

My days are vibrant, for your love I own,
Like twinkling stars, your touch makes my heart shine.
In my heart, your love continues to grow.

Rather than whine, my lips to wine incline,
My heart now sings, no more weighed down by groan.
My joy extends from dawn past twilight’s glow.

Doubt fades away; love lifts me from below.
Losing your love—my heart would break and pine.
Why won’t I worship you, my heart your throne?
Form: Rhyme

Reboot

I had a little heart attack
It really hurt like hell

Have gone to hearth and home of kin
Untill such time as well

In quiet peace I meditate
On choices I have made
 

That brought me to this leg of life
A juncture never bade

A good friend on this platform
On comment did forwarn

I wish that I had took to heart(no pun intended)
When he first sound the horn

Instead I thought no never me
No way it could apply

Timothy you tried my friend
On your council I Should have rely

All's not lost Just a major reboot
The doc here says I'll be better than ever

Already I have more energy
Than I can recall whenever

So........ Handle your stress
Your diet address ,check out a doctor Ford Brewer

Unless you want to find yourself
In the midst of a health crisis sewer

All my best,keep me in your prayers
 as all of you are in mine

Untill then be smart,and safe 
Sage advice may your ears incline
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Celebration Day

It’s a lovely winter’s day, isn’t it
Gotta spend it the same way as I did
Yesterday and days before, what a thrill
Hope to find today some more time to kill
Off I go, with some money to burn
To the Spar and back again to my home
Got a little celebration to throw
Put some music now I don’t feel alone
Honegger’s 4th, why not, just for fun
Then I may incline to Band on the Run
Then it can be Free, or Bad Company
Something that is much admired by me
Wine and music, watchers films on youtube
Seaside towns, with narration on mute
That’s my day, and yours might be quite the same
Play it loud, before the night ends the game.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member KUHLMANN SONNET paraphrase

 NOTE:This is my dynamic paraphrased translation into English of one of the 6227020800 possible variation on this sonnet 41 to illustrate what Kuhlmann intended .The complete 50 sonnets (in old German script )are available  ISBN 3484160195 .

           
            HEAVENLY KISSES a sonnet 
                                (a changing life)
At  NIGHT,   fog, frost, Torment&Worry
Next DAY,  snow, lightning,  Fire &Distress
From GRIEF,  angst, sorrow, Disgrace,Ridicule
With JOY, ease, wins, Constant Day
The MOON, smoke, flame,  Ox and Wagon
Love's LIGHT, floods,field,  Knowledge is Sustenancd
Our OBJECTIVE human,travail, Faith and God
PURPOSED, prize,promise, &Thankfulness
What is GOOD,right,positive,do Mention     
CULTIVATE,earth,    floods,    to AVOID
Sans COURAGE, praise, soul, be APART    
With  FEAR, lies,    strife, soon Reigns 
Everything changes:Everyone loves:We, all ,incline to hate;
We ,who meditate these Words,understand the human state
Form: Sonnet

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