Long Ordinariness Poems
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Escapade
I never cared to do the dangerous things, and liked to play it safe,
But the strict bonds of ordinariness, can oftentimes start to chafe.
I always preferred to cover my bets, for I hated the idea...
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Categories:
ordinariness, adventure, fantasy, friendship love, imagery, mountains, nature,
Form:
Couplet
Wedded To the Past
Wedded to the past
The iconography of childhood gives more vivid memories,
like an inward looking that draws to depth and human connections;
those relationships with family members, friends, and relations
the best of times and known to be...
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Categories:
ordinariness, inspirationalme, heart, heart, life, me,
Form:
Narrative
Emotional Onset Surges Like Tsunami 1st Wave
Unbeknownst tummy why, (around
about 2200 hours October 5th, 2018),
a slew of forgotten incidents quasi
lee linkedin, and questionably
nsync, though lightly browned
with...
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Categories:
ordinariness, 10th grade, caregiving, daughter, devotion, father, games,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
Wedded To the Past
The iconography of childhood gives more vivid memories,
like an inward looking that draws to depth and human connections;
those relationships with family members, friends, and relations
the best of times and known to be the memorable years...
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Categories:
ordinariness, faith, imagination, introspection, life, philosophy, religion, me,
Form:
Narrative
Eden
This is my garden.
I recently discovered
the quiet allure
of the forgotten art of gardening.
More than shoving seeds into soil,
More than impatiently waiting for seedlings and then greedily harvesting the fruit of one’s labour.
More than...
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Categories:
ordinariness, garden,
Form:
Free verse
What They Saw (Part 1)
What they saw, that seminal liberation day,
Defied, at first, all comprehension;
The winding dirt road uncoiled to a clearing,
Snaked to primal ordinariness, a camp, militia deserted.
Static gates, fences of rust stained barbed wire,
Ramshackle huts in the...
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Categories:
ordinariness, confusion, death, history, inspirational, life,
Form:
Blank verse
Out of Thin Air
I have this talent - I can create an ex-boyfriend out of thin air. **snapping fingers**
Lisa and I had just gotten back to school from Thanksgiving break and my soon to be ex-study-partner arrives all...
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Categories:
ordinariness, conflict, confusion, school, teen,
Form:
Free verse
A Man Who Failed To Live
A MAN WHO FAILED TO LIVE
I have lived life like a trader with many a crate of eggs
Treading carefully to avoid the judging eyes of men
A freedom from condemnation have i consciously begged...
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Categories:
ordinariness, age, courage,
Form:
Free verse
I Wait For You Death
As you grow, happy moments shrink,
At some day, skin aches when you smile,
These are just ordinary lines, or
Maybe just exaggerated tales,
‘D thought so but no fraction of idea,
It could be real, as real as you...
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Categories:
ordinariness, age, death, deep, funeral, sad, youth,
Form:
Narrative
Mediocrity
did the Greek philosopher Socrates
ever have thoughts of his own mediocrity,
did Buddha in meditation contemplate
belly-button lint in his belly button sedate?
maybe some Confucian spiritual medium
pondered dust in minute trivial tedium.
did Newton while conjuring Newtonian physics
diverge...
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Categories:
ordinariness, introspection, life, people,
Form:
Quatrain
A Through Z On Fire
Alligator alley always answers
Bringing bulbous batches of bubbles
Creatively and curiously cavorting
Deliberately denying and distorting
Elusive energy and enthusiasm
From freakish forwarding fanatics who foresee
Glorious globs of grotesque gossip
Hereon, hereto and herewith heralded
In illustrious illumination indicating ideas...
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Categories:
ordinariness, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form:
Abecedarian
Daily Bread Or Bread Daily
I
Bread has an everyday demanding presence, not daily dough
But daily fare across the miles, across ancient ways and wonders
Built by bread in bellies of slaves and laborers: pyramids and others
II
These days, when I say bread,...
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Categories:
ordinariness, community, food, jesus, love, miracle, self, words,
Form:
Alliteration
Allotment
Sedge grass, unwanted there,
it terrorized my uncle's garden,
blemishing the neatly ordered rows
of cauliflower and cabbage,
tomatoes, beans and beets.
He would till from dawn to dusk,
his angled back at odds with...
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Categories:
ordinariness, nature,
Form:
Verse
Allotment
Sedge grass, unwanted there,
it terrorized my uncle's garden,
blemishing the neatly ordered rows
of cauliflower and cabbage,
tomatoes, beans and beets.
He would till from dawn to dusk,
his angled back at odds with...
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Categories:
ordinariness, inspirational, nature,
Form:
Verse
Allotment
Sedge grass, unwanted there,
it terrorized my uncle's garden,
blemishing the neatly ordered rows
of cauliflower and cabbage,
tomatoes, beans and beets.
He would till from dawn to dusk,
his angled back at odds with the
concision of his spade;
his...
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Categories:
ordinariness, devotion, giving,
Form:
Verse
A Moment
In a moment
Of ordinariness,
As we stroll down
The grocery store aisle
I feel a tap
On my hip
And turn to see
You smiling,
Your hand outstretched
To hold mine.
And as I take
Your hand in mine
I smile to think of
Another moment
Long, long...
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Categories:
ordinariness, love
Form:
Free verse
Reflected Light
REFLECTED LIGHT
a flutter of excitement
where ordinariness
is enlarged
in
a
benevolent interlude
uncompromising
yet extensive
thoughtful
timeless
a bucolic bourgeoisie
so indecisive
in its
muted moment sits
a contrast pitched
then juxtaposed
in
a birds eye view
so understated
in abbreviated silhouette
shimmering
as
an ode to life
THIS IS AN OPEN(organic) FORM VERSE without grammatical symbols the ' open' relies upon 'the one breath limitation' & so inherently requires the 'reader' (reciter) to input and respond thus...
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Categories:
ordinariness, poetry,
Form:
Other
My Eyes Tearfuly Blinded With Anger of Disappointment
I wanted to be different, that much I wanted! And there I am, the very same, plain, normal non-magic. I am ashamed. Stupid shameful and bitter. I wanted to be different but I was a...
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Categories:
ordinariness, anger, change, conflict, cry, emotions, how i
Form:
Prose Poetry
Do Not Laugh
when you see tragedy
man wedding another man
do not laugh or get angry
when you hear comedy
girl wedding another girl
do not laugh or get angry
May be its an inverse growth
trigonometric error it could be
it’s probably evolution symptom
humanity...
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Categories:
ordinariness, marriage, metaphor, satire, sexy,
Form:
Free verse
Reverie
It was not the ordinariness.
The pain of rejection. One
night my lips touched
the lips of moon, to soak the
grief. Do not want to cross-
the threshold of guilts, like
burnished armor
taking the law into my own hands.
Waiting...
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Categories:
ordinariness, art,
Form:
ABC