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Perfect Tense Poems - Poems about Perfect Tense

Perfect Tense Poems - Examples of all types of poems about perfect tense to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read short, long, best, and famous examples for perfect tense.

Premium Member To a Writer Par Excellence
...I think you are a writer par excellence Your prose and poetry are simply divine With ebb and flow your phrases make sense, With remarkable meter and exquisite rhyme. Your prose and poetry a......Read the rest...
Categories: perfect tense, poets, tribute, writing,
Form: Pantoum



His Limbo Soliloquy
...His Limbo Soliloquy Actually, I like lockdown. I already was before COVID anyway, but now I’ve got my privacy. No family feeling forced to visit ......Read the rest...
Categories: perfect tense, spiritual,
Form: Free verse
His Limbo Soliloquy
...His Limbo Soliloquy Actually, I like lockdown. I already was before COVID anyway, but now I’ve got my privacy. No family feeling forced to visit ......Read the rest...
Categories: perfect tense, caregiving, confusion, destiny, farewell,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Parallel Universe
...Parallel Universe David J Walker To be perfectly clear We called it “fantasy” But in the vernacular of your today It’s “Virtual Reality” Anything you want it to be And if you will excu......Read the rest...
Categories: perfect tense, allegory, analogy,
Form: Rhyme
Move On With the Reality
...Move on with the reality Nothing is going to be changed. Now everything is in your hands, So make your present, perfect, Like a present perfect tense….. Come out of the darkness, And let's lo......Read the rest...
Categories: perfect tense, care, emotions, loneliness, wisdom,
Form: Blank verse



Premium Member Words Are To Writers
...Words are to writers like flowers to bees, Oil to engines and thank you to please. They may be as heavy as concrete or lead Or light as feather and thoughts in our heads. They may cut like ......Read the rest...
Categories: perfect tense, poetry, poets, words, writing,
Form: Free verse
As a Requiem Unbound Would Be
...I pray in a crescendo, a wound unwound, softly moving ‘round in the sound found vibrating inside of me; a variation, a fusion, a euphony to black adversity as a requiem unbound would be – th......Read the rest...
Categories: perfect tense,
Form: Elegy

Book: Shattered Sighs