Long Beamy Poems
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A Symphony of Sunset
Written: September 08, 2023
Sunsets Poetry Contest Sponsored by: Natasha L Scragg
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In September golden day, so glorious and...
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Categories:
beamy, analogy, appreciation, beauty, inspirational, sunset,
Form:
Rhyme
A Calamitous Day
This is no mere rejoicing thing,
The sun does peep again,
It pricks the roads with beamy swords
And dries the humid grain.
The water gleams with golden sheen,
A mirror on the...
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Categories:
beamy, anxiety,
Form:
Ballad
I Let You Pass By
Golden leaves swing with breeze merrily
Hearing cheery music written by your winds
Enjoying beamy warmth of budding sunlight
Awaiting your arrival to enter my daydream,
Your sunny rays made my misty land fertile,
Growing seeds I sowed into vibrant...
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Categories:
beamy, imagination, longing,
Form:
Free verse
Forbidden Fruits
oh my big cousin
a dusk gaze beamy lashes
a little temper
how foggy you are
forbidden fruits of knowledge
through bathroom keyhole
once she spanked the boy
but punishment was more like
a hidden caress
luckily she died
before I grew up enough
to do...
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Categories:
beamy, cousin,
Form:
Haiku
June She's My Favorite Month
I couldn't stop thinking about the June
It's the month so shy and dreamy
But she could never forget soon.
That morning, June was shocked by the moon.
She found herself feeling rather beamy.
April couldn't stop thinking about June.
Later,...
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Categories:
beamy, analogy, appreciation, how i feel, june, metaphor,
Form:
Villanelle
Try Something New
I want a different job, something like working at the zoo,
I'm ready for a change and it certainly is something Gnu.
A Baywatch lifeguard on the beach, I have not done that before,
but my swimming skills...
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Categories:
beamy, humor, jobs,
Form:
Rhyme
To the Peach Cobbler My Desert Favorite- -
to the Peach cobbler My Desert Favorite- -
YUm!!! peach cobbler, you inspire me to eat.
How I love the way you’re juicy and sweet,
Invading my mind day and through the night,
Dreaming about the huge seed...
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Categories:
beamy, analogy, appreciation, food, how i feel,
Form:
Sonnet
Statement
The winter is balancing
on tense ropes.
I cant and I am getting older,
To years of sharpness I owe
My pulse's rhyme,
My blood's red.
In a world's thunder
I tasted the salt
-my memory's trail-
Suddenly alone I begun,
Inexcusably alone I march
Serving...
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Categories:
beamy, faith, inspirational, introspection, passion, people, philosophy, time
Form:
Free verse
Scorcher- In the Faraway
I walk alongside the seashore crimson,
Reflection of the twilight of sky,
That precedes the raunchy and beamy night,
Moon shines and stars dance around.
Sickle of moon slivers my heart,
Playing hide and seek, discover my soulmate,
Under vastness of...
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Categories:
beamy, lust, romantic,
Form:
Quatrain
Chloe's Delight
She bursts inside, grey eyes alight.
"Oh, Grandma, isn't she a sight,
wearing red, black-dotted clothes?
So beautiful, I've named her Rose."
Miss Ladybug conveys delight
as a beamy diamond, star-bright.
In her joy my heart takes note
of innocence and love,...
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Categories:
beamy, granddaughter, joy,
Form:
Rhyme
Berth
we tremble …
or we don’t
night wears a net of stars
or a brume canopy
but in beamy blue or ink
it is only the mystery we fear
the dim trepidation
but a mask.
we are all bound -
from first thrum our
courses...
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Categories:
beamy, age, analogy, blessing, death, moving on,
Form:
Free verse
Jesus Sunny Face Faces the Dandelions - a Haiku
Jesus Sunny Face Faces the Dandelions - A Haiku
beamy adoring
a blessed, sunny face Jesus
the dandelions
tho it's just a weed
~blossoming facial flower~
creations from seeds
my God creator
grew the first garden planters
spoken into life
beamy adoring
~blessed sunny...
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Categories:
beamy, analogy, anxiety, confusion, desire, endurance,
Form:
Haiku