Long Reimagine Poems
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Long In the Tooth Male Doth Recount Reflect Reimagine
Long in the tooth male doth recount, reflect, reimagine...
his woebegone damn dental daze today May 5th, 2021
No particular rhyme nor reason
garden variety indentured flunky (me)
revisits his salmagundi salad days,
when oral blight smote
left...
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Categories:
reimagine, 2nd grade, absence, age, body, cinco de
Form:
Rhyme
Things I Forget To Ask
What does it feel like to wake up into your skin?
Your day?
What do you feel first most days?
Is it in any way influenced by gratitude,
or totally given over to worry,
anxious
or, worse, anticipating
shortness of healthy...
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Categories:
reimagine, dream, earth, health, identity, integrity, nature, religion,
Form:
Parallelismus Membrorum
Chalk Dust and Stardust
Amidst the chaos of chalk and dreams deferred,
We ask ourselves, where can we find the spark
In this labyrinth of rote and rigid words?
The burden we bear, a future stark
We've trudged through dusty classrooms, yearning
For wisdom...
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Categories:
reimagine, education,
Form:
Free verse
If Dreams Mean Anything
Who are you and who am I
and could it be we’re kindred spirits
deep inside?
And I wonder if this life’s a dream, the matrix
of an endless scheme
begotten long ago,
when time was...
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Categories:
reimagine, birth, death, life,
Form:
Rhyme
Nuclear Winter: Holiday Dinner Reimagined
We sat in the fallout
of last year’s gift exchange—
smashed angel centerpiece
taped back together
as good as a rogue bomb
if someone mentioned it.
Our voices dragged
like anchors through an ocean—
low, cold, summoning something
older than...
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Categories:
reimagine, christmas,
Form:
Free verse
Bury Me
Bury Me
By Laura Dee
November 13, 2014
It comes and goes, But it's gone tonight
So won't you stop and reimagine me?
I'm giving in cause it feels so right
It comes in waves that we'll never see
The tide is...
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Categories:
reimagine, addiction, gender, girl,
Form:
Rhyme
This Is Earthjust Us
This is Us,
my waist too big,
his check too small,
she's not the fairest
of Them all,
We must confess,
This is Ugly,
we are a mess,
the Earth's ungrounded
greatest pest,
But, This is Us,
our only home
to share it well
before its gone,
extracted
refracted
denuded
and fracted,
deluded
and...
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Categories:
reimagine, green, health, humor, integrity, paradise, passion, power,
Form:
Political Verse
Lessons Learned
Let's revisit, reimagine and re-construct the man who will write this poem. Begin from the start, the dark past, the battles that were fought on my own. Though only recently and from this moment on...
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Categories:
reimagine, addiction, blessing, courage, destiny, inspirational, meaningful, religious,
Form:
I do not know?
Endangered Education
In halls once filled with promise bright,
A shadow creeps and dims learning's light.
Reform, a word with noble aim,
Now, threatens all in education's name.
Standardized tests, a rigid cage,
Confine young minds upon the page.
Creativity withers on the...
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Categories:
reimagine, education, psychological,
Form:
Free verse
From Death To Mirror Magic
Switching from satanic to death magic is difficult,
Between the two the sense of honor becomes hope,
As death magic happens without manifesting,
The energy we use to think as muscle,
Satanic tensing,
Imaginative muscle from infinite potential,
And to allow...
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Categories:
reimagine, angel,
Form:
Rhyme
To the Moon and Back
ill drive down the highway at one eighty two
you'll say that'll we'll die but i know that can't be true
cause the strings and the signs of fate pulled us together
and they won't tear us...
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Categories:
reimagine, 12th grade, allusion, light, longing, lost love,
Form:
Rhyme
And Rome Vainly Waited For His Return
On sunny days walk beneath the aesthetic pine trees
that gently undulate in the tepid Roman breeze,
their image is reflected in the Tiberius' flowing water;
majestic is the Colosseum, the mighty power of Rome,
it has withstood time,...
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Categories:
reimagine, beauty, history, nostalgia, peace, river,
Form:
Lyric
Tribute To Honnold
Right foot into this little dimple that you can toe in on aggressively so it’s opposing the left hand, then you can, like, zag over across to this flat, down-pulling crimp that’s small but you...
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Categories:
reimagine, mountains, nature,
Form:
Free verse
Work
Words
Are not sufficient to express
The devastation waves that crashes
Into a dead wish
Exhaustion
Engulf the body of cocooning tiredness
To sprawl upon hard cold surfaces
Reimagine arms around
Cognizane
The lack thereof
Or rather the insufficient energy
Of helplessness wailing
Heat
The boilover pits...
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Categories:
reimagine, anger, anxiety, business, career, feelings, hate, heartbroken,
Form:
Free verse
Its your Birthday!
Its your B’day,
Time to be Happy & gay.
Put on that lovely smile & walk that extra mile!
After all the cakes you bake,
The calorie counter is at stake!
Lay down the boots, drop the shoulder.
Take rest, let...
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Categories:
reimagine, birthday, fun,
Form:
Rhyme
Floral Past
At dawn beyond my restless sleep,
With mental arms in memory,
I strain to pick them, sort them, rearrange
Replace the few, that turned to weeds
Rewind, review, and make them new
Old promises and rendezvous I keep
~
While dew...
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Categories:
reimagine, nostalgia,
Form:
Free verse
Damn You, Adam
Adam’s Garden yeilds a tree
Grown from the roots of Hell
Rare Forbidden fragrant fruit
On golden branches; Rapture fell
But Adam stepped one fig away
From Satan’s dying Curse
This world remained a Paradise
And Eve escaped the pain...
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Categories:
reimagine, creation, fantasy, imagination,
Form:
Rhyme
We
Great poetry requires
finesse and rhyme,
this impatient poetess
gives it her time.
Poetry needs heart
and soul and tears,
I showed you what
was hidden for years.
Poetry requires thoughts
running free on the page,
you were the key
that unlocked my cage.
Poetry has a...
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Categories:
reimagine, friendship, poetess, poetry, writing,
Form:
Quatrain
Please Place Patience Upon My Palms
Why can’t you just be evil? Like my mind
wants you to be: Unfaithful, shameful.
I want to hate you! But you’re too kind
and no matter you are always thankful
of me and my song of desperation
for pain...
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Categories:
reimagine, longing, love, metaphor, trust,
Form:
Sonnet