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Invoke Poems - Poems about Invoke


Invoke Change, Shake It's Hand
Close your dream filled eyes Quiet your anxious, loud mind Run wild from the intrusive taunts Fixating, gossiping over you in silent, Yet understood tongue. Let the lies of yourself fall through Unravel the programming stringing you along. Step in surety, embrace the unknown Befriend uncomfort - watch yourself grow. Beneath your sadness and tears of dew Rests a welcoming child your heart once...

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Categories: invoke, deep, inspiration, introspection, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member I Invoke the Sandman
I forgot how to endure, Having relied on external things. Decades lost to troughs, filling anxious voids with nonsense thoughts. I forgot that I am. Forgot how I always was. This night, I remember. Free from tales imbued in me by lesser spells. I invoke the Sandman now. Coil your fortunes upon the Kundalini! Free me from the tethers; the gated pasts unborn...

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Categories: invoke, 2nd grade, absence, care,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member He Sails at The Top
He sets up His mast upon His raft. He sailed the tops and groves of the trees in granting There He goes through the forest, soaring His craft He provides energy to the wild as the swift wind passes. The freshness of the timbers climbing, When they flourish where they're standing The aroma of wood is the best for understanding That...

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Categories: invoke, god, imagery, inspirational, nature,
Form: Imagism
Premium Member Whispers of The Night
In moonlit dreams, the stars align, Their shimmering dance, a cosmic sign. Silent whispers weave through the air, Echoes of wishes, secrets to share. The night unfolds its velvet cloak, As constellations softly invoke. Stories of love, loss, and grace, Painted across the vast celestial space. So, close your eyes, my dear friend, Let Stardust guide you, without...

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Categories: invoke, confidence, creation, dream, family,
Form: Rhyme
Invoke His Holy Name
The Lord, our God, is soothing comfort in moments of shivering darkness; the Lord, our God, is the Father of true salvation when temptation surrenders to sin! Invoke His holy name when in unbearable pain; He knows the heaviness of distraught through your days of hopelessness! Invoke His holy name when all seems in vain, He'll send a cheerful angel...

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Categories: invoke, angel, celebration, character, courage,
Form: Lyric



Premium Member To Live With the Virus
An action to fight the virus After a long long war Maybe is to live with it Some people invoke our interest in Living with the virus Before something else besides SOP Can be done Just like you live with your loved ones Although they are not perfect Just like you have to face your enemies before They repent and renew themselves God...

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Categories: invoke, god, inspiration, love, war,
Form: Free verse
Whitaker Will Invoke a Joke
Whitaker Will Invoke A Joke Whatever Whitaker had tried to invoke, Like him would turn out to be big joke; And a fanatic, In mode frantic; Wish tomorrow he and Trump will croak. Jim Horn...

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Categories: invoke, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick
Evoke Versus Invoke and Provoke
Evoke Versus Invoke and Provoke Sometimes we will on occasion invoke With the final result being to evoke Going against grain; And being a big pain; If opposed a person this will provoke. Jim Horn...

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Categories: invoke, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick
You Invoke My Thoughts As Such
Besides the insides That pound and beat From all disappering Things that float On endlessly In outer spaces I can't seem to Understand There is a tiny Part that Keeps it in Besides the storms That crash and smash Into all existing Things that melt Away seemlessly In darkend skies I can't seem to Believe There is a way Through this Natural mess Besides the persons That come and go Into all reality Things that break So easily In my truths I...

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Categories: invoke, life
Form: I do not know?

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