Origins Poems - Poems about Origins

Song Tugging Inner lives’ passions To gleam abroad all… With song becoming light — of the soul’s embracings within — longing for the open, full atmomosphere ~ Released to resound Fully from the buds of all Earth fields The still-reverberating echoes Of that Day One of Music’s created Omnipotently-composed origin. ...

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Origins Of Over Nurturing My need to protect others began during my turbulent adolescence. It started out as the need to protect others from me. This morphed into over nurturing everyone around me. Sometimes I felt like there were two of me residing together… similar to The Cherokee parable of The Two Wolves… vying for...

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Angelus wasn't anyone special. Some might say that he was a loser. He did more than his share of chasing women, and locals claim he was very much the boozer, but despite all of his vulnerabilities, there stood a champion the purest of heart. The good was always within him. It just never seemed to get a good...

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YULETIDE ORIGINS On the first day of Yuletide The winter solstice ends Twelve days until A new solar year A feast to the sun Odin as the god Pagan origins Hauled heavy log Chance to repent The giving of gifts Holly and the ivy And then adopted by Christianity ...

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I was conceived in a magical realm where I can where the sun on my head like a straw hat the sea around my torso like a cocktail gown with conch shells and coral reefs The white sand like flip flops on my feet and the palm leaves across my chest and shoulder like a Gucci purse...

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Milly was a nutty cat as nutty as can be An also nutty poet said, “She’s nuttier than me.” And that was saying something and I think you will agree Because that poet was Deb M from way across the sea Now, no one knows how it was done, but when asleep in bed And Deb awoke to find that...

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If we could look back to those neolithic times, When early man would walk and roam. There was a need for some kind of leadership Or hierarchy, whether away or at home. My guess is that they looked to the biggest or Strongest, not necessarily the wisest...

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The flower fruit of beauty... Seed fulcrum of life... Word source ...

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Nature's Treasures She sees their crowns had impressively grown Taller than the obelisk...

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It all started in North Carolina Home of my heart and physique I don’t think it’s praised in China Because of such blazing mystique It began at Keystone Camp in Brevard Where children were so delighted To discover the wonders endeavored By those creative minds, so excited It was like a sort of storybook dream Reflections of joy inspired by the heat Christmas in July...

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I My first wife of 30 years married me Gave me gifts of children, virginity ... Not in that order ( ha ha, hee- her) II As a Christian my body obeyed The rules of marriage, I prayed I would not cheat, abuse, or hate But my mind did cheat: FORGIVE ME III I learned as much about orga@m To please my two (married) women...

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I Better not blow away the ordinary Often ordinary turns extraordinary How, you may query I'll answer, if u tarry II There is order in the ordinary In the hasty humdrum! It's extraordinary Humdrum, ordinal, cardinal (numbers?) Answers, answers, before s/he slumbers III Humdrum? Can't just pass concepts by My drum won't hum, I do (Yes, I try) If drums do drum, where's the humdrum? Hey stop! Read...

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poetry is an art born from those left alone with paper fine feelings and an ink dipped heart...

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We are all the same Except in the vein of from Where we had once came. For this, nobody at all Was truly ever to blame....

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