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New To(P) Poems - Poems about New To(P)

The Night New York Slept
It was one solemn, long night, Tenebrous with the astuteness of perfidy, And multiple hours before the break of an Impatient dawn. Lampposts froze through the pergola of winter. Limp from exposure to unprintable tales of orgies, And their lights, hidden by icicles of pelted snow, They fell face-down on the wayward paths of Central Park. Manhattan was hung on the tattered frescoes...

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Categories: new to(p), city, new york,
Form: Free verse
Days
Amazing, beautiful Sunshine Moonlight Nighttime Brightness Clouds in the air Whispering winds flowing Blowing unknowingly Days upon days Elated, joyful The days. ...

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Categories: new to(p), adventure, beautiful, day, new
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Interlude
Each year I spend a part of New Year’s Day relaxing, still, in quiet solitude. Reflecting on the past twelve months, I pray for strength and wisdom for the brand-new year. Included in my silent interlude are pleas to face life's changes without fear. I thank the Lord for blessings I've received, including loved ones and all lessons learned. Life is so good,...

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Categories: new to(p), blessing, faith, new years
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member New World, New Desire
New World, Old Design Dead the present. Memory the past Can’t find the space. For love. Life Can’t live—this life. Unloved. Pressure I need. Just live. Alone. Maybe find love I want the past. Again. Feel. Hope. The hope But new life. Presented the past. My design Leave the past. Live the past. Loved design New World, my life. We want. The new...

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Categories: new to(p), fate, life, love,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A New Car Rental Place
Cecelia was a new person in town to see about the rooms for rent with availability. This woman came to start a car rental company. It would serve the people within this community. Cecelia knew Prester was the name of this place. It showed as a village inundated with God’s grace. Mr. Phillips was the real estate agent who found places for...

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Categories: new to(p), christian, fantasy, religious,
Form: Rhyme



Oddballs in New York
Oddballs in New York The strange people who want to live until they are 200 years old and, if possible, forever.  Needless to say, these people are also rich I saw the leader of the odd people, who tells us He goes to bed at eight and rises at five shift workers to have a similar routine, not they wish to be...

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Categories: new to(p), adventure, age, art,
Form: ABC
Premium Member We Need a New World
We need a new world A new one. But eternal, ancient Without psychology. But with life The life. The original. By God The heart. Honest reality. Sky God’s love is life. Love, eternal Let it pass this life. Comes new past Passing life Passed lives A new world We need Pass Away This Life ...

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Categories: new to(p), fate, life,
Form: Free verse
Horses on new course -2
AI epoch is upon us, White collars, re-fix your focus, Take, if ye can, a clue, Time ticks from White to Blue, Do something, not to miss the bus. __________________ Limerick |10.07.2025| change, education, technology Note: The age of bookish knowledge is fast getting over. One has to develop unique edge in his specialization. White collars may beware. Deep insight in...

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Categories: new to(p), change, education, technology,
Form: Limerick
a new future
A new future To wake up in the night and sense the awe of life is light from street lights tells of other sides, as does a car driving by at two in the morning  Living forever is a punishment, but some people  write a self-biography in the hope that when they Die, they will be remembered  To be blessed in the...

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Categories: new to(p), absence, age, art,
Form: ABC
New Beginnings
(April 7, 2025) To new beginnings, A moment in time where we have an opening to try and start anew Every soul has dealt with yearning for a chance to redeem themselves What better way than to start in the Spring, How angelic it is when we see the leaves bloom and everything starts to look rich again. I for...

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Categories: new to(p), anxiety, blessing, courage, depression,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The hope of a new day
The sun rises each day even though I am experiencing crushing grief, I can see it and cling to the hope that one day seeing a new day begin will bring me joy again...

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Categories: new to(p), grief, hope,
Form: Free verse
Not being silly is Jamie Smith the new Gilly
5 down..for just 84..what do you do.. try and survive..shut the door..or instead more hardcore jive...out on the lash ..go to town.. On his way to 184..borrowed the crown from the real deal surreal cartwheel Panto clown..smash down the door.. Red hot..bespoke with the oak..smoking..old school Ben Stoking..first ball stroking for four.. Robin Hoods with the wood..forget...

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Categories: new to(p), sports,
Form: Rhyme
Horses on new courses -1
My grandfather once told his horse: You may not lose job now, of course, But may, sometime later To one who drives tractor, Try, learn new things 'you' to endorse. ________________________ Limerick |09.07.2025| humour, changing times Note: This ditty tells us how horses lost out to higher horse powers! And how true it sounds in our AI age. Today, one has to...

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Categories: new to(p), change, humor,
Form: Limerick
Hello New World!
As I continue to deep in myself with poetry I discover a new language, foreign Almost like unscrambling the word pattern Using a mixture of ingredients to describe a pride Finding early 2000 websites to create a blog Showing people my words anonymously. Hello new world! Please welcome me with such care. ...

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Categories: new to(p), angel, anti bullying, anxiety,
Form: Free verse
Warmth of Similarity
You remind me of a synchronized play of violins Soothing to the vibrations they play Your touch is the rhythm of a string hold me gently with similarity...

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Categories: new to(p), 12th grade, america, analogy,
Form: Free verse

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