Paulina Poems | Examples


List of Member Poems

Villanelle of a Metal Queen

Villanelle of a Metal Queen (c) 2025 by Russ Dodson

I just don't know where else to start
to tell you of this love of mine
she is the beating of my heart

these feelings that I must decline
I just don't know where else to start

the memories both sweet and tart
hold feelings that I would enshrine	
she is the beating of my heart

I wonder can I play that part	
to make these treasures glow and shine
I just don't know where else to start

so soon again she must depart	
to let her skills and soul entwine
She is the beating of my heart

She is a rockstar, and a large part
of the sound she helped refine
I just don't know where else to start	
She is the beating of my heart

Your Heart In Mine

Your Heart In Mine (c) 2025 by Russ Dodson

your heart in mine
held here within this burned out husk
has brightened all the distant places
filled up all the empty spaces 
with the essence of your soul divine
 
so I proceed with utmost trust
reclaiming feelings from the rust
as we progress through lives love - dust to dust

your heart in mine

Poem About Unconditional Love

P-oem 
A-bout 
U-nconditional 
L-ove 
I-mplements 
N-ame 
A-pplying 

C-oncern 
A-s 
N-ote 
E-mploys 
T-he 
E-ndearment 

Topic: Birthday of Paulina A. Cañete (February 11) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic


Lines In Natal Acrostic

P-oet
A-uthors
U-nique
L-ines
I-n
N-atal
A-crostic

A-s
N-ice
D-edication
R-ightfully
A-pplies
D-elightful
E-vent

Topic: Birthday of Paulina Andrade (February 11) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic

Paulina My Sun Gone Down By Mid - Day

My better - half and my mum are the most important persons in this world to
 me

 The later is the dearest as u'd see

 Born under mighty and protective rocks

 A model with many positive characters in stock

 Oft in sorrow, oft in joy. Never to flee

 The best thing that ever happened to me


 My conveyance on a nine months journey

 A bodily composition of matrimony

 The lab of my nine months biological process

 Procuring for me a living license


 Your back was a proxy for my bed

 Many storybooks to me you've read

 And the realities of life instead


 You were the first person I saw

 When my body was raw

 When the pain of bringing me into this world had turned you sour

 When the sight of me, a coat of blood I wore


 Can I ever forget that welcoming smile?

 Dancing on your face while waiting for me at the shore?

 Ready to wrap me with a coat of fur.


 You thought me to carry each step until I was stable

 With your help, I can now always walk and never stumble.

 Cos you'd saved me the trouble while I was still todlling

 Ensur...... to be continued!

What's In a Name

As the priest walked by she headed for the door
Or at least she would try as the people began to pour
Slowed to a tip toed pace she began looking around
And it was by God's Grace in what she had now found

For just off to her right among a crowd so tame
A tree came into sight with each decoration a name
There was Sarah and Joe, Paulina, Thomas and Claire
So many names among the glow she decided to pick a pair  

She took the Sarah and Joe as Paulina, Thomas and Claire went too
Speak of love as a show well these people knew what to do
For as she looked back the cool breeze whipping through the door
Names that were once packed well she could see no more

It filled her heart to see so much love being shown
For that is also how it used to be before she had grown
Their pain and sadness she felt as she held back the tears
As all that bitterness began to melt from all those tough lean years

In giving she received what no one else could give
So long being deceived she finally started to live
For it is in helping others that a great gift was returned
As we are all sisters and brothers such a lesson to be learned


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