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Lyric Poem Poems - Poems about Lyric Poem


Lyric Poem
O-ne of John Keats' works D-enotes varying line's length, E-xalting the style. Form: Haikustic...

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Categories: lyric poem, poetry,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member Bonnie House Lyric Poem ---A Dedication
Bonnie House Lyric Poem ---a dedication ...

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Categories: lyric poem, blessing, caregiving, celebration, character,
Form: Lyric



No Lament
Finding myself at a loss for words And it's anything but writer's block I've abandoned my pad and pen Not a thought about the clock Lost in tonight's moments My heart's doing all the talking It's got me walking on the clouds Yeah, the beat's so loud A thousand hues so bright Washing my soul, giving me sight Like a tidal wave crashing over me I...

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Categories: lyric poem, emotions, heart, inspiration, longing,
Form: Lyric
Lyric Poem--My Valentine, Fun With Lyrics
(For a contest, Fun with Lyrics, inspired by 'Chance Encounters'). I wish to grow old disgracefully, But I invented a lover imaginary, It is good for women to have fantasies, I love you across time and centuries, My thoughts are filled with such delights, It does pass these hot summer nights, I rouse myself from afterglow, All in the head, this I know, One...

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Categories: lyric poem, absence, addiction, allusion, desire,
Form: Free verse
Lyric Poem For a Contest
"Outside the city where the pomegranates grow..." In solitude, my soul bloomed alone, A spiritual journey I pondered on, For the world, I saw a giant pond, I prayed for blessings, with a magic wand, Deliverance from our virtual Armageddon, From then on, I was not alone, Collective blessings bloomed at home, Outside the city where the pomegranates grow, In solitude, my soul bloomed...

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Categories: lyric poem, analogy, blessing, encouraging, journey,
Form: Free verse



Lyric Poem I Reminisce
I reminisce by this railway siding pond, Musing on rail relics rattling on, Recalling lives and times bygone, But memories of their shades linger on, The lonesome call of distant steam trains, Eras that may never come our way again, I see they're gone nowhere in particular, Replaced by planes and transport vehicular, I imagine queues on foggy platforms, Awaiting the misted trains' shadow...

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Categories: lyric poem, allusion, emotions, eulogy, history,
Form: Free verse

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