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Intact Poems - Poems about Intact

Contentment
I had overeaten. So I reached inside myself And pulled up whatever could be pulled up From strength that I could muster up I labored long and hard And eventually brought forth Snow capped mountains And sky scrapers dignified by the rays of the sun And the tallest pines with cones intact And stars draped with clouds, silver lined And song birds with half-sung melodies...

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Categories: intact, allusion, anxiety, conflict, confusion,
Form: Free verse
Keep Yourself Intact
Keep your plans quiet Move silently Daze them success. Keep your heads up If your in truth Never wary. Keep principle Intact and free Fight for your right. Keep mind healthy From toxic waste Defeat blackness....

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Categories: intact, character, courage, life,
Form: Than-Bauk



Soul Intact
Sticks and stones may break my bones but words can't hurt me so let's draw a truce lock arms and go dancing under this year's 1st full moon. Giving all praise to my creator while you give praise to his creation.Yes! Once I was you drenched in black mind loss and blue. So blue Lucifer...

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Categories: intact, allusion, america, angel, anger,
Form: Free verse
Perfectly intact
I plead insanity. By now I should have learned. Happiness is not for me. I'm here to get burned. It's so melodic. My heart drums a sullen beat. A tempo so despotic. Victory song of self defeat. I'm Insufferable. Thus should suffer being weak. Designed irreparable. Another fix is all I seek. It's narcotic. Now it wears my skin. Discordant harmonic. Bound to kill me from within. I fill the...

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Categories: intact, sad,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Only Footstones Remain Intact
" Can you feel the soul of an abandoned house; can you hear the whispering?" quote...by Constance La...

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Categories: intact, memory,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Discovered Seashells - More Or Less Intact
Discovered Seashells (More or Less Intact) More like seashells on beaches, encounters with love may enchant, disappoint us, but offer assurance. Love blossoms through chemistry though the first art (not the artist) is sand now and work of new life forms make sandbanks a tapestry, literal canvas, a wall to delight both the staid and the wild. May each husk (I let go...

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Categories: intact, celebration, love, poetry, writing,
Form: Rhyme
According To Fact Remain Intact
According to Fact Remain intact will remain intact was cognizant of the fact should never subtract Jim Horn...

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Categories: intact, allegory, analogy,
Form: Haiku
Innocence Is Still Intact
INNOCENCE IS STILL INTACT Innocence is still intact,- no matter how bad this life attack me, at night in my cold darken room where it is I cry, I would wrap my self in blankets where I felt safe,- where I kept my faith and I would pray….for this nightmare to go away. I know I am strong enough to fight this agony,- Oh, how the...

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Categories: intact, angel, anger, art, betrayal,
Form: Narrative
Keep Each Fact Intact
Keep Each Fact Intact What we really want to do with each fact, Will have been for them to remain intact; Handle with care, And to be aware; About them appropriate people contact. James Horn...

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Categories: intact, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick
Impact On Brain No Longer Intact
Impact On Brain No Longer Intact After our brains had been racked and racked, Again we would try to determine total impact; Were shrewd; Really rude; We heard news and no longer remained intact. Jim Horn...

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Categories: intact, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick
Base Camp Still Intact
Even in old age I still find, I have more questions than answers. Like when I would not even be considered for Father of the year, How have our three children flourished, And been witnessed to be happy on occasions? Could it be that Base Camp has kept it's original address, And the welcome mat can be seen from space. A...

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Categories: intact, adventure, appreciation, beauty, bird,
Form: Didactic
Subtract Fact and No Longer Intact
Subtract Fact and No Longer Intact What should happen when we subtract, From what was total at least one fact, Did disappear; No longer here; We would now no longer remain intact. Jim Horn...

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Categories: intact, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick
Act Enact Then Remain Intact
Act Enact Then Remain Intact Instead of each act distract and retract; We should let each act to remain intact, In cute clover, Do read over, After each act we were allowed to inact. Jim Horn PS. As a matter of fact instead of us loosing a lot of track when we wanted to bring back. https://www.poetrysoup.com/poets/ top_100_poets_most_poems_all_time.aspx...

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Categories: intact, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick
Artifact Not Intact
Artifact Not Intact Trump is another American artifact, Not having brains remaining intact; Small tiny speck, On top of neck; Any intelligence at all always lacked. Jim Horn...

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Categories: intact, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick
Inner Core Still Intact
Every day I wake up with my inner core still intact, And that is an established fact, So, I seldom worry about that, Even when I take off my hat, Or decide to pick up a bat. I don't know what makes it so, I only know it can take quite a blow, Though the outer core may start to...

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Categories: intact, analogy, appreciation, character, cool,
Form: Imagism

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