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Million Poems - Poems about Million

A Million to One
A dozen rows of soldiers, friends, brothers, fathers, sons, They dressed you up and sent you off, poised, positioned. Everywhere you look, you gaze upon photocopies under one uniform: Stripped of individuality Welcome to the show, here, we throw metal roses to the audience, the corrupted sons of Eve, all dancing to percussion. Backstage: the scent of death, blood and roasted almonds. Final...

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Categories: million, analogy, conflict, war,
Form: Free verse
Million Smiles Of A Child
A MILLION SMILES OF A CHILD THE MILLION SMILES OF A CHILD CAN TELL A STORY WITH A NEVER ENDING TALE A SMILE OF TRUE HOPE FOR PEACE A SMILE TO SAY A HELLO AND NEVER A GOOD-BYE A CHILD'S SMILE IS LIKE A INNER FEELING THAT NEVER GOES AWAY FOR WHEN A CHILD SMILES GIVES US THE HOPE TO NEVER GIVE UP EVERY...

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Categories: million, beautiful, beauty, celebration, child,
Form: I do not know?



Premium Member rocket ship toilet costs nineteen million
What is the cost of one space toilet, dear? Nineteen million, the price point is clear. Why is it so costly? What makes it great? Astronaut waste is stored for a later dumping date Sent into earth’s atmosphere where it burns up Urine is recycled for drinking. Go fetch your cup....

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Categories: million, money,
Form: Rhyme
One In A Million
Author Dana Redricks October 28, 2024 You're one in a million, a rare gem to find, in a world full of noise, your voice is kind and you're a friend that is forever on my mind. Through valleys of struggle, you’ve wandered and grown, each challenge a chapter, with each hardship you've face just know...

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Categories: million, blessing, dedication, deep, encouraging,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member I write a million words, erase thousands more
I write a million words, erase thousands more, trying to express what I feel, yet I have never penned a single poem I could call ideal. Ten unfinished poems, twenty unwritten letters, thirty topics I couldn't bring myself to write, and fifty stories that remain untold. A hundred poems wait to be posted, many wounds yearning to be revealed, but none of them...

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Categories: million, fantasy,
Form: Free verse



Orchard with Cypresses A painting By Vincent Van Gogh
In sunlit fields where olive trees grow, Vincent wandered, mind aglow. The blue of skies, a restless sea, Matched the turmoil he longed to free. The cypresses stood tall and proud, Dark green fingers, reaching the cloud. They whispered secrets to the breeze, Of madness, pain, and transient peace. Golden hues of wheat did dance, In the light’s eternal trance. A vivid orange, a burning...

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Categories: million, 12th grade,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The 64 Million Dollar Answer
Are you dying to live or living to die The answer to that is in your laugh or your cry ...

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Categories: million, cry, death, life, smile,
Form: Rhyme
One in a million
Women are many in the world Over billions and billions Dark skinned and light skinned Beautiful and ugly Tall and short Rich and poor Young and old But you are one in a million. I have travelled to all continents But I have seen none like you I have gone to Asia I have gone to Africa all over I have gone to Europe I have gone to...

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Categories: million, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse
My One In Million
The first time we met, I haven't forget it yet; The last bench on which we sat, our non-stop chit - chat. Bunking classes for long ride, Secrets we never used to hide, I removed all the toxic people from my life, Why should I care? when you are by my side. Holding hands and roaming around, Sleeping on the grass & playing...

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Categories: million, best friend, friend, friendship,
Form: Rhyme
My One In Million
The first time we met, I haven't forget it yet; The last bench on which we sat, our non-stop chit - chat. Bunking classes for long ride, Secrets we never used to hide, I removed all the toxic people from my life why should I care? when you are by my side. Holding hands and roaming around, Sleeping on the grass &...

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Categories: million, best friend, friend, friendship,
Form: Rhyme
Six Hundred Million Years After The Big Bang
In the universe's tender age, One billion years past cosmic stage, First planets spun in newborn light, Amidst the stars, in endless night. High radiation filled the skies, A hostile realm for life's first tries, Heavy elements scarce, untamed, In starry cores, their essence claimed. Chaotic bursts, a fiery dance, Supernovae's fatal chance, Gamma rays with deadly might, Sterilizing planets bright. Life's cradle needed calmer days, More time...

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Categories: million, 12th grade,
Form: Rhyme
A million diseases
In the mortal realm, a million diseases lurk Each one poised to kill a man The ache of longing for distant dreams Neglecting the near for a pitiful mirage The boil of lust, yielding to flesh Forsaking the path of chastity The fever of impatience, rushing to doom While salvation stands on a steep hill Awaiting careful tread In the mortal realm, a million...

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Categories: million, life,
Form: Free verse
A Million Millionaires
Millions of men Millionaires everywhere Just trying my best...

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Categories: million, money,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member It wasn't all that long ago, The State of the Union
It wasn't all that long ago when covid choked the world with it's grasp. People became anxious, some belligerent, when asked to merely mask. While others stock piled toilet paper to wipe their sorry ass.. A million Americans suffered. A million Americans passed. Our health care system became overburdened with such a daunting task.. People craving answers, turned to the experts to ask. Our Ex. President...

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Categories: million, america, perspective,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member One million apologies later
When we first met, you adored me, from sunrise to sunset. We would stay up all night, infatuated like lovebirds and I'm still wondering.... What went wrong. When did you run out of things to say? Over one million apologies later, I'm still sorry. I still remember your last goodbye, How I begged you not to go. I still don't know why you had to leave. I'm...

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Categories: million, love hurts,
Form: Free verse

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