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Naturally Poems - Poems about Naturally

Coping Naturally

Yellow bottle caps
The pills to challenge my fear
May need pills to help me sleep
Don't like medicine
Its toxins with side effects
Thats why I take supplements
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Categories: naturally, anxiety, fear, mental health,
Form: Sedoka

Premium MemberA Naturally Beautiful Outlook

An island sunset, when mango moon is calling,
Lush palm fronds sway, when the day is stalling.
Ivory tailed comet, comes but once in a lifetime,
Sitting in tropical sunset, at just the right time.

Gemmed hummingbird sparkle. Destiny dreams.
Pink sun is roving. Glossy crows' feathers gleam.
What was left behind, is often recalled to mind;
Yet, plum fate isn't unkind,
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Categories: naturally, beautiful, hope, imagery, lost
Form: Rhyme



Premium MemberNaturally Fermented

The time of vibracy has dissolved
and the crust on my skin, tells me I'm old
days of plodding feet and passive motion
    are upon me
my candlelight grows shorter as each day passes
and I become a fungus covered stump
    slowly disintegrating
attentive to memories that I still hold
that have been naturally fermented
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Categories: naturally, life,
Form: Free verse

The Three Naturally Occuring States Of Matter

There is matter everywhere around us,
From tea to cups.
It is something which has volume and mass, 
Present in three naturally occurring states of solid, liquid and gas.
Solids have a definite shape and volume,
With maximum density that is mass per unit volume.
They resist the flow,
From toe to hoe.
They do not get compressed,
thereby, there melting and boiling
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Categories: naturally, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Rhyme

Unfold Naturally

Never thought this would be so hard
To realize I still love you only to know u may never be mine
Years have passed but the feelings are still the same
Misunderstandings and miscommunication are to blame
I wait for things to unfold unnaturally
I wish to open the door and cry in your arms faithfully
Longing to kiss you so
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Categories: naturally, break up, lost love,
Form: Free verse



Premium Membernaturally protective reflex

   Mayonnaise in my mouth; 
it was turkey—the first Pollack 
I saw. His fault that the splatter 
looked like a forgotten egg on the side. 

  Walking toward the waste 
basket, I threw up in it after. 
It tasted like sour metal 
with rusty, iron edges. 
At the sides of it, not
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Categories: naturally, allusion, extended metaphor, symbolism,
Form: Free verse

NATURALLY AS IT IS

Drawing a face
It is like assigning the pieces 
Into one
Modifying a drawing
It is like uttering the sequence 
Into words
A mystery,

Birds always make a sound
But what sound are they making?
Interesting as it I'd
Waves always move back and fourth 
But what movement are they showing?
Amazing as it is
A landing,

Writing on a paper
It is like putting an ink
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Categories: naturally, adventure, africa, appreciation, blessing,
Form: Free verse

Naturally

Subtly significant for the cause,
Ripped apart by men,
Revering the reign of the lord,
Fools caught up in the act,
Making change prosper,
Or an effort toward it the least.

What failed was agony,
Disbelief of fauna and flora,
Once brimmed with confidence,
Flooding of the bloodsucking leech,
Man yelled at the being.

Tree hanging by the ridge,
Suffocated by newly fought freedom,
Of façade of expression
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Categories: naturally, nature,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberAlone Again - Naturally

Constant pounding of the Bullmastiff's tail.
I know you are approaching.
You wont speak, I don't expect it. You bring the mail.
The summer's heat is encroaching.

You being here is a comforting thought.
I've been restless waiting for you to appear.
You don't come as often as I feel you ought.
The days are longer now, more to fear.

Oppressive temperatures, I
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Categories: naturally, lonely,
Form: Narrative

Premium MemberMy Color Is Naturally Human

Do you think your colors matter?
My beautiful shades do not matter
Because my natural color is human
And I am a being created in the image
Of the Almighty God. I am like a page
With a rainbow in his heart. I am a man
Who’s proud to be who he is. Color is not
Important for me. I am interested
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Categories: naturally, color, freedom, nature, political,
Form: Rhyme

Naturally

I appreciate my locus, naturally...
  there in the vineyard only sprouts grapes,
   in the rose garden only roses are born...!
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Categories: naturally, allusion, analogy, appreciation, extended
Form: Light Verse

Naturally Indian

I'm potiguara
I come from hollow and rare backgrounds
plowing in the feverish forest of the heart
I come against history
of this unequal and cruel nation
living in the gall pasture
without honeycomb
my blood distills twine
life of dust, life of poem
I'm still like that whether I want to or not
in tacit mutation...
I'm an Indian, I'm your brother...!


pS.POTIGUARA, name OF Primitive
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Categories: naturally, adventure, allusion, history,
Form: Free verse

Unplug the Machines and Let Death Come Naturally

When and if the time should ever
come when all is said and that can
be has been done

And the only signs or form of life
that remains is being kept alive
via electronic machines

Believing he could no longer or would
wish to fight on otherwise he surely
would have 

Then gather round all that loved this
poor soul whilst still alive
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Categories: naturally, death,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberNaturally, Fatefully

Let affinities naturally be, ?
For loving others as they are, is the key.
Let romances fatefully occur, 
For with meaning, fondness is sure.
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Categories: naturally, destiny, fate, love, romance,
Form: Quatrain

Premium MemberPink Is Naturally Uninhibited

Dreaming of frogs playing guitars, lounging on a campfire pyre,
Her manifestation of these little hopping miniatures tickled her
Naturally nude with an upside down hat, she was uninhibited, fully exhibited.
Two prissy potential suiters ran out screaming, recognizing her strength.

Attitudes of grandeur did not play in her head.
She meant no harm to these males; yet they had
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Categories: naturally, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse

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