Mate Poems - Poems about Mate

There's a light I do not know it But I feel it All the more There's no light But it burns And I feel it Despite snuffing out The glow before ...

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Make not hate your mate; Don't go with it on a date. It’s indeed a very bad trait! Allow it not to kill your discretion; It badly injures your impression. Doubt not, it halts your progression! Sow not this deadly seed in your mind; In each and every one, faults it does find. And...

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Whats more beautiful than the view of the stars when they paint the sky at night? Whats more beautiful than the welcoming of a new baby where joy is much louder than the pain of labour? Whats more beautiful than the gods of this world even they are considered superior? Whats more beautiful than the I do of your mate when you...

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plying females with manmade bait ~ is not an animalistic trait beasts instinctively lie in wait ~ a misogynist will dope its date By David Kavanagh...

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When I met you, I was contaminated, my whole life was blurred, you brought vision into my life and helped me escape my prison. Your my Queen, your my everything, and when I stumble and fall,I hear your voice whispering in my ear, I'm hear to pick you up,...

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The Corpus Christi Carol anonymous Middle English poem translation by Michael R. Burch He bore him up, he bore him down, He bore him into an orchard brown. Lully, lullay, lully, lullay! The falcon has borne my mate away. In that orchard there stood a hall Hanged all over with purple and pall. Lully, lullay, lully, lullay! The falcon has borne my mate away. And in...

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I wish to inhabit a place where daisies flourish in golden fields, allowing me to create chains from my brown hair and roam freely amidst the delightful fragrance of summer days. I seek love from those whose support keeps me grounded, rather than experiencing the chill of isolation that weighs me down. I do not...

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her personality was insipid. she had a placid handshake non-emotive, bland, little affect she made mild-mannered look vibrant we were stunned at Cousin Charley’s choice of mate. we have never seen her smile she could sober Stepford wives How did our cousin fall for this creature? None of us have ever figured it out. lamp posts have more personality....

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how do you know tiger? I asked the stranger. “We are identical twins, she was my womb mate.”...

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I spend my days in slumber But no dream could ever match The smiles and the wonder That had kept our love latched Even in storms you were my summer You were the calm as waves crashed And your smile gave me colors Even when the blue was vast But no matter what I plunder I can...

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The grandmother speaks to her granddaughter: When I was a girl the best advice from a loving parent concerning, A suitable mate for their daughter, Was 'find someone your own age', Don't fall for someone twenty years your senior, Now, well, if he is in good health, young at heart with a good sense of humor, I say don't write...

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Through all of this noise You came looking for me, and Here we meet at last. (2/25/24) ...

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he throws snowballs at buses but now is able to memorably convey experiences using iambic dimeter creating an impersonality vidya games and spondee he threw my bicycle in the river now juxtaposing contrasting stuff side by side heroic couplets passive aggressive ballads caesura; and brexit geezer he said my inflections and monosyllables were slick and sick; cowboy poetry his first poem is called "no one understands...

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Date when I met my soulmate Fate ...

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they met at jericho's gaff he's got a hottub that's boss she asked him what he was like and he told her "be frank and cordial with him; and naturally he'll be fonder of you." that night was a rock n roll moment in the room and stuff of pantomime saucepan tried to impress her by cracking a boiled egg on his head it hadn't...

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