Love
What is love? A feeling? An emotion? An act of? A word?
It was always something that I've heard
But the more I hear it, it sounds absurd
Living in a world of inhumane
Sometimes I think that I'm insane
Nobody wants to take accountability nor the blame
But constantly out looking for fame
And for what, to show the
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Categories:
inquisitive, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Rhyme
What will help you to learn and relax
Relax in inquisitive moments please, Let us construct our body like an old sock,
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Categories:
inquisitive, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Sonnet
Inquisitive Tree
The tree stood tall, looking at me,
as if iit had eyes looking exquisitely
Staring with questions, I have no answer for
Grounded in life with deep roots to the core
Strong, enduring, through all seasons to face
Many trees fill mountains in this northern place
I looked at the tree still and silent as can be,
knowing all the while, it
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Categories:
inquisitive, introspection, tree,
Form: Rhyme
The greater design
What lies beyond the bounds of our belief?
The cosmic code that we can never crack
The shades of glory and of grief
The endless edges of the track
What lies beneath the brilliance of our brain?
The wisdom that we often waste
The whispers of the wild and sane
The growth that we can never taste
What lies above the azure of
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Categories:
inquisitive, beautiful, creation, destiny, fantasy,
Form: Sonnet
Inquisitive
I'm a little bit curious
About the kind of wisdom
That brings understanding
The kind that brings peace
Which leaves joy in your soul
When life can be spiralling
Tedious but still beautiful at most sight
I'm just inquisitive about this hidden
jewel called living
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Categories:
inquisitive, 12th grade,
Form: ABC
Journey of An Inquisitive Worm Nursery Rhyme
On a warm, bright, sun-soaked golden dawn,
a green, slimy, crawly worm woke up,
eagerly burst out from his snug abode,
opened tiny googly eyes, mesmerized!
He didn't know where his darling mother was!
He only knew his stomach was rumbling...
feeling hungry, started to crawl lazy,
and chew on the juicy tender leaves !
This creepy, crawly, greenish…but
brainy worm
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Categories:
inquisitive, butterfly, fun,
Form: Free verse
Inquisitive
Since day one, Greta has melted my heart.
Inquiring, curious right from the start…
When we played “Let’s go see!”
she would cackle with glee,
but oh can that girl have big come-aparts!
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Categories:
inquisitive, appreciation, granddaughter,
Form: Limerick
Inquisitive
Inquisitive mind,
precious, sweet face.
World full of wonder,
brought here by grace.
Universe opens
just out the door.
Nature is calling;
much to explore.
Things I would show you:
to seek, to avoid.
Patience: a treasure;
don’t be annoyed.
The woods, they are calling,
and everything talks:
still quiet voices
from underneath rocks.
The black salamander:
inside your head,
he might seem scary,
but wiggles instead.
Shy little turtle,
scared in his shell.
Hold him so
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Categories:
inquisitive, granddaughter, nature,
Form: Quatrain
An Inquisitive Virgin With a Different Kind of Key
can i come in
to taste the flavor of you
admiration cherry
so sweet that it softens the bitter part
can i come in
to sample the nectar of true ecstasy
admiration cherry
more unique as it ages
can i come in
to do a thorough analysis of the wetter texture
admiration cherry
a more rewarding earning of your love's expression
can i advance north
i have never
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Categories:
inquisitive, beautiful, cute love,
Form: Free verse
Inquisitive
Inquisitive
On this at at this time I feel what is missing
It rarely shows itself but does now
Why I don’t know?
The very rare feeling missing is this
That I have no family of my own
No blood lines to continue my lineage
My parents are dead and I’ve no siblings
Nor do I have and children of my own
Not
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Categories:
inquisitive, absence, family, imagination, lost
Form: Verse
Inquisitive Dreams
Leonardo da Vinci felt flying
was possible, sketching wings in detail.
And the fact that birds flew kept him trying,
even when all of his efforts would fail.
An artist and a brilliant engineer,
he designed dreams drawn by his gifted pen.
But his passion for flying was sincere,
although that goal eluded him back then.
All his life, he invented contraptions
designed to
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Categories:
inquisitive, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Sonnet
The Adolescence of An Inquisitive Boy
Juvenility is an important phase
in every adolescent's life when those young minds
start discovering by themselves
that world around them so strange
and unknown...their curiosity must be constantly tapped,
so they can explore and discover wonders
and places that are only seen in history books;
each travel around the globe is an adventure to behold!
My adolescence was an adventure of thrills,
and
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Categories:
inquisitive, beauty, betrayal, books, character,
Form: Narrative
Inquisitive Free Will
- curiosity -
questions
imaginative
memories
- of -
the ravens raptor
remnant intelligent
existent world
- being -
as research oriented and
an imaginatively anticipating
tool maker with
- free will -
questioning
memories
of a changing world
stan sand
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Categories:
inquisitive, animal, imagination, truth,
Form: Free verse
Inquisitive Child
"Mommy, is god everywhere?"
"Yes, honey, god is everywhere."
"Does that mean god's in the toilet?"
"I suppose so."
"If I flush god is he still in the toilet?"
"Yes, he'd still be there."
"Is god in the pus from a popped pimple?"
"Go cut me a switch so I can give you a whipping."
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Categories:
inquisitive, child, fantasy, god, growing
Form: Blank verse
It
Does ‘it’ exist?
Should I persist?
To chase ‘it’ down,
All through the town.
What is its shape?
Is ‘it’ a grape?
Or coffee cup?
Oh, I give up!
No one will say,
By the way,
What ‘it’ looks like,
When ‘it’ will strike.
Have I missed ‘it’?
Has ‘it’ split?
Please help someone,
Before it’s gone.
Where could ‘it’ be?
Will I ever see?
Or recognise?
Will ‘it’ surprise?
Does ‘it’ appear during
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Categories:
inquisitive, children, kid,
Form: Rhyme
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