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Neptune Summer
summer season on lovely Neptune planet lasts about forty years...

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Categories: neptune, space,
Form: Senryu
Premium Member Neptune is Jealous
Neptune was a bit jealous of the new sea king MerMim. Young mermaids were steaming up the rocks to see him He was virile and handsome, appealing in every way. Learning about him made Neptune jealous that day. You are the most handsome god in the sea, said his wife. He did not appreciate it, for he had forgotten his...

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Categories: neptune, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Neptune Wistful Moan
Written: August 13, 2023 ______________________________________________________________ When Neptune nostalgic—sighs Weave ruffled rosaries of brocade ink, Bleeding from blackberry wrinkles, In torrential time cascading link. I wonder if herculean eyes Of my ear, then my heart, Are afraid of being abandoned, By electric Rhapsody of art. Life's alienated graphics, A kaleidoscope of vibrant hues, But will they turn their back on me? When are Neptune nostalgic blues? The ocean depths hold...

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Categories: neptune, analogy, appreciation, stars,
Form: Rhyme
Supernal Rings of Neptune
The planet Neptune for god of the sea was titled from Roman mythology. His wife Salacia three sons Neptune bore with Triton most celebrated in lore both Greek and Roman as merman, then famed as the largest moon of Neptune so named. While three decades back faint rings were spotted though merely a few of those allotted, by dint of the James Webb...

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Categories: neptune, earth, humanity, space, sun,
Form: Verse
Neptune Eyes
All I can distinguish from this tapestry of a world are the different hues of blue within the little threads The rain that falls when the tears of little neptunes cleanse the world from any form of optimism The ocean where all that sadness is drained towards that many find themselves drowning in No matter how many lenses of yellow I tether...

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Categories: neptune, color, cry, emotions, sad,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Neptune Throws a Tantrum
Enraged winter ocean Mighty anger displayed Neptune has lost control Howling winds whip up waves Fearful for sailors' souls. Enraged winter ocean Turbulence ongoing Neptune is clearly mad Manic ocean tantrum Watching in warm clothes clad. Enraged winter ocean Boat battles angry sea Fanatical Neptune Rout under soulless sky Storm rages at high noon. Enraged winter ocean Unrelenting frenzy Neptune's beyond the pale Vortex of pure madness Man is so...

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Categories: neptune, ocean,
Form: Monchielle Stanza
Premium Member Storm In My Heart
catastrophic storm my heartbeat accelerates at Neptune's anger my internal storm tempered watching mighty ocean rage. Ocean or Seas Poetry Contest Sponsored by Constance La France...

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Categories: neptune, sea, storm,
Form: Tanka
Sing To Me Saturn
Send me up into space to live in the night sky. Along Saturn's rings, I'll dance along to my own beat. Turning in circles as I pretend the planets revolve around me Until I slip off the edge and float away. Running into stars as I make my way through space Neptune is next, and then Mars another day. Written May...

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Categories: neptune, planet, sky, space,
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member Neptune
Neon blue in late night sky, Earth’s most farthest cousin, Planet god who rules the sea, Triton best of fourteen moons, Uper crest of frozen gas clouds, Nebulous six rings of floating ice, Each year equals 165 of ours! Written 23/05/21 Planet poetry competition Matt Caliri sponsored...

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Categories: neptune, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Acrostic
Neptune As Nostradamus
Oceans sustain Sometimes in vein Procreate life to remain Oceans breed Bleed indeed Proliferate that decreed Oceans mediate The lowly reprobate In tides which duplicate Oceans fluctuate Repeatedly replicate What God doth advocate Oceans hide Places provide Crucibles which collide Oceans strive Remain alive Contrive, derive and survive Oceans are Therefore by far Marvels a bizarre repertoire...

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Categories: neptune, nature,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Hand of Neptune
The hand of Neptune sprouted from the sea, megalith, fortress of stone and inside were sailors who’d died at sea; lonely souls lost to a watery abyss. The hand of Neptune has raised them from a watery grave; one last wave to the bygone hopefuls, left behind... remember... ...

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Categories: neptune, appreciation, nature, ocean, poems,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Something
Something Something's coming, you can smell it in the city air, a trace of salt-sting, wave-licked from where Neptune's head breaks above the waves through slopes, foothills, mountains of white water, swirling braids of kelp, as green Sea horses stamp the laughing waves. Then calm. Ocean, kissed by sunlight, smiles a billion-acre peace across her blue-green world, below which whales glide, dolphins dance, and mermaids,...

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Categories: neptune, dance, fish, horse, ocean,
Form: Free verse
Neptune
Can a planet ring like a bell? Hollow earth theory can, t fortell. But Neptune rings home by. mother Bell. Whose cell phone was sent to hell? Roaming charges inflated my bill. I can't call home, my phone's there still....

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Categories: neptune, humorous,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Neptune Day Parade
Tall tale conveyed A little like a charade Was about a mermaid Partook in a parade Long golden hair in braid Eyes brilliant of gems inlaid Seated on a throne of jade Draped in seaworthy brocade She was beautifully portrayed While her graceful horses neighed They passed by a colourful arcade Enchanted was she by a serenade Suddenly craved a wild exotic escapade Ran off with an attractive...

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Categories: neptune, adventure, cute, fantasy, silly,
Form: Monorhyme
A Further Discussion With Neptune
the lissom sea lily a testament at your death feathered petals left in memory but are you dead, Neptune? I am no longer reminded of the pin-spotted watery wedding veil along the edge it has now become a frozen blue veil around a beach ball hung or strung in the black nowhere space can you bounce back from the throw, Neptune? who threw you, brother...

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Categories: neptune, myth, ocean, sky,
Form: Blank verse

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