Rhyme Peace Poems | Examples

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Premium MemberHaven


Contest: Haven
Sponsor: Constance LaFrance
Written: 091226

Very often,
There was this place by the sea.
Although unhidden,
It was a perfect spot for me.

My great getaway,
A quiet place at the end of the day.
My hiding place.
It Sheilded me from the speedy race.

My sanctuary.
Secluded, causing a cease from hurry.
My haven.
There, the heart rests and preps for heaven.

My steal away.
It birthed a memory.
It declared war against worry.
My haven by the sea; My forever story.


Premium MemberZen mode

peep from both ends of the keyhole
as formless consciousness aware
we discover there’s no one there
and yet strangely presence feels whole

Premium MemberIf You Don't Have This, What Have You Got

          
          calm… tranquility
          peace of mind… 	
             worry’s for others

          your timepiece buried
          in the sands of the seashore
             no rush, my brothers

Premium MemberWeight of Silence

A quiet shadow falls across the floor,

Where solitude keeps watch beside the door.

The world moves on in steady, distant grace,

While time stands still within this empty space.

A deep desire lingers in the chest,

To hear the echo of a welcome song,

Yet cut away from all the humming rest,

We wander blindly where we don't belong.

The windowpane is frosted cold and dim,

As shadows lengthen on the outer rim.

We sit apart, introspective and deep,

Guarding the secrets that the quiet keep.

So vulnerable, exposed to sudden harm,

Reaching in vain for any gentle arm,

Until the silence claims its final toll—

A deep isolation that engulfs the soul.

Yet still a quiet yearning lingers best:

An aching hunger for connection, peace, and rest.

Premium MemberThought of the day

to rhyme life’s unrhymed lines we just align ~
our vibrant presence with bliss beats divine


Premium MemberSights and Sound


Chocolate cookies, scent fills my home
Nice phone calls with friends from afar
The good moments shine like a star
New birds come to feeder and roam

Some things today, didn't go well
But good times replaced it all
Pets comfort, while I hear peace call
Like the wind chime ringing its bell

Hours can change with attention
Simple things inside my soul
The flag flies in breeze on the pole
There's so many things I could mention

Even with weakness, strength is found
Like a gem beneath many rocks
Gratitude shines during the walks
Never forget the sights and the sound

Heidi Sands

9/4/26

(C)opyright

*8 syllables

Premium MemberA Piece Of Dust Story

It’s so nice under the carpet 
In our cozy home of dust
I believe we couldn't get
Any better place for us
In our dust community
We are friendly, living free
Using ingenuity 
The cleaners cannot see
Yes we heard the latest news
About other dust
They had nothing left to lose
And were tossed too fast
Right into the litter bin
Comrades, have a rest
Yes we’ve seen it all, we’ve been
In the East and in the West
What I found the most important
Doesn’t look so at first glance 
Dust’s the only thing immortal 
Tells about lives that passed.

Premium MemberPenumbra


The soft light slowly starts to fade
Where shadows erewhile softly played,
A PENUMBRA begins to spread,
An ELIXIR sets out to head 
IMBUED with a magical shine
That seems to lengthen one`s lifeline
With outgrowth of a tender grace
Seeming to fly in time and space
With onset of a feel of peace
And a sense of distinctive bliss.

Premium MemberDiaphanous

The morning sun unveils a diaphanous gleam,
A silver lilt is carried on the breeze,
That dances lightly on the quiet stream,
As wind-songs wake the ancient trees.
The shadows fade across the shallow deep,
The tide pours softly in the still lagoon,
Where quiet waters in the hollow sleep,
And far beyond the reach of any moon.
The world awakes in hushed and gentle grace,
A silent wonder in a timeless place.

Premium MemberBecoming



Autumn stirs effervescent dreams awake,
In crisp, cool mornings when light burns
Harbinger of joy that the night will forsake,
As the narrow breath of a prayer turns
Blessing away the past with all its heartbreak,
Arousing the melodies as starlight returns
What love is becoming, is never a mistake,
As leaves fall gently, with prayerful concerns
This is the love that my heart hopes to partake,
Like a psalm of praise, only life’s spirit discerns

Premium MemberWeaver of myths

I vaticinate through cypress
prognosticator of folklore
brewing indwelling woodcraft

dasyure and platypus
our unvalued birthright
gnaw at cassiterite

sunburn on cycadophyta
an acherontic turmoil

you , ceres
lent nonlexical rhyme
reform this crisis !
always
evermore
peaceably


(Weekly Magnetic Poetry Challenge • August 17–23, 2026)

Premium MemberThe Abandoned

The draft-dodgers who fled and even more
Deserters who abandoned their posts
These are the real heroes of war
They’ve paid their personal costs
Their names will never be known
No obelisks will be erected
Their very existence will be forlorn
Otherwise scorned and rejected 
They knew they would be slandered
But by saving their own lives,
They gave the answer to their offenders
Let’s flee, despite of being despised
It’s a senseless slaughter for false ideals
Of politicians with high morality 
To whom people’s lives aren’t a big deal
Who dream about their own immortality 
Let their faithful armchair analysts snap 
They never fight wars only talk a lot 
Patriotism fits well with a nap 
One snore away from the hot spot.

Premium MemberRhythm and Rhyme

Soft rain on pavement,
A steady rhythm and rhyme,
Sinks into the stone.

Premium MemberA Thousand Parks

I’ve been walking in a thousand parks
Sat on a thousand benches or more
Dreamed away hearing blackbirds and larks
Each time I rested like never before
Always forced myself to go out 
Being timed up by reasons I deemed 
Quite exclusive, although now I doubt
If they were as important, as seemed 
In the alleys with flowers and squirrels 
I had casual thoughts to unfold   
What I meant to divulge disappears
Much too fast to be honestly told
If I could, I would tell you about      
Why I needed a thousand parks
Maybe more, I didn’t bother to count 
All the moments I listened to larks 
Could’ve been something else than tranquility 
Of idyllic blue skies, rows of trees
Even though parks were my home facility
I’ve no way to convince you of this.

Premium MemberWhat Should I Feel?

Everything turned pale and went
Off the rails and far behind
Other people’s hell present 
Pictures of another mind 
Thoughts dart down like birds of prey
Human thoughts of endless peace
Still I’m living for today 
Using my old bunch of keys
Desperately I miss your face
You define a fake from real 
Seems I cease to be amazed
Tell me love what should I feel
For I see no crucial difference
Between houses with their walls
Between anything that stands
Between anyone who falls..

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