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Platinum Poems - Poems about Platinum

Premium Member Platinum suite Juliet
He yearned for a modern Romeo moment - but she lived on tenth floor....

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Categories: platinum, fun, love hurts,
Form: Monoku
Premium Member Platinum Talons
Fair-minded whale playground, compass dismisses Ceylon sapphire zero horizon echo orchestral chamber Forge rolling bow voyages of uncharted distance Cut water instant recovery, oily onyx giants' undulations Gleefully refuse gravity's hard ground insistence Halloween door creak elaborate...

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Categories: platinum, adventure, analogy, animal, halloween,
Form: Rhyme



Enniskillen - a Poem For the Queen's Last Jubilee
I'm not a Monarchist but I don't hate The Queen. I lied to her when I was nine At Finningley it was. We had to wait For ages for her standing in a line She asked me if we had a special day Off school to come and see her and I said We did. We didn't. She went on her...

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Categories: platinum, england, forgiveness, history, ireland,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Ma'am
I am thrilled for you Really and truly I am Loyal servant am I And a fair-weather fan I love that you wear Your heart on your sleeve When it comes to the sharing Of what you believe And although I may never Stumble across You out shopping, at a bus stop, Or out dancing to Bros I will really be sad At the end of your reign For...

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Categories: platinum, birthday, poetry, smile,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Platinum Queen
Through seventy years of change, Orb and sceptre in your hands, Serving your people, young and old, You have reigned over these lands. To duty called when you were young, You took the oath in Edwards chair. The crown sits well upon that head That doth its precious weight still bear. A beacon to your people, To all your commonwealth, You...

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Categories: platinum, anniversary, celebration, england, inspirational,
Form: Rhyme



A Platinum Dollar Made of Diamonds
i chase her home she connects the dots i taste all of her flavors the feeling is a golden dime her dome is the epitome of class and grace i cannot believe that there is consideration in her heart for me once upon a time i was not even a speck in her vision now i dominate the epicenter of her spotlight i...

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Categories: platinum, appreciation, beautiful, blessing, for
Form: Free verse
Fool's Platinum
Sitting in the darkness We stare at the technique harlot screen Where a see-through celluloid sex symbol Stands, hands thrust crotchward, The air tearing at her pleats. She is spread wide upon the silver screen Her flesh still there Her breasts still inviting The lie sensuous dream. Shattered as the credits fall. No curtain call Yet still she will be back for more....

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Categories: platinum, heartbreak,
Form: Blank verse
Platinum Savior
Watching the ships come into the bay Workers about, gathered on the quay Alone, I contemplate this here quandary Was taught never to air your dirty laundry You must present yourself with poise Hiding the inner turmoil and noise The cross I bear, my eternal penance Always front and center. Always in attendance It's presence has became familiar and quaint Comfortable. I admit, I've...

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Categories: platinum, fear, marriage, mental illness,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Valentine's Platinum Roses
I now "quiver" when I think of us as kids, ...

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Categories: platinum, love, valentines day, words,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Sonnets Xlii-Li
Sonnets XLII-LI Distances by Michael R. Burch Moonbeams on water? the reflected light of a halcyon star now drowning in night... So your memories are. Footprints on beaches now flooding with water; the small, broken ribcage of some primitive slaughter... So near, yet so far. A Surfeit of Light by Michael R. Burch There was always a surfeit of light in your presence. You stood distinctly apart, not of the humdrum...

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Categories: platinum, bereavement, death, death of
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Female Statue In Platinum
powerful piece de resistance precise, provocative, posturing providing plebian pleasure Statuesque as an Amazon woman, Platinum or pewter? She perseveres Prodigious? Preternatural and pivotal Regal, brilliant, a spiritualistic luster She sparkles with pure effervescence, glistens with a gloriousness unknown by most I follow her pooling petticoat into the outer limits of my poetic imagination, expecting nothing less than perfection....

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Categories: platinum, art,
Form: Imagism
Platinum Jublee India
men unable to lead blissful life men unable to spread hapiness tiny germs now killing mighty men platinum jublee india seen men unable to eradicate hunger men unable to eradicate poverty tiny germs now killing mighty men platinum jublee india seen men unable to be happening person men unable to build india tiny germs now killing mighty men platinum jublee india seen...

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Categories: platinum, anger, dark, death, fear,
Form: Sonnet
Platinum Gold
So tell me was your soul weaved from platinum gold, liquified hot, bold mold when cold. Tell me was your soul seamed with blindfold string, piece by piece so effortlessly, spiritually free Oh baby please tell me was your soul dipped in gleam, a bright white light beam, directly into your bloodstream Don’t you see...

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Categories: platinum, beauty, crush, love, relationship,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Gold and Platinum
When the earth was formed, molten iron sank to its center to make the core. A cataclysmic meteorite showers that hit Earth after the core formed; they say Earth’s gold and platinum arrived in a meteor showers that lasted 200 million years. Priced elements rare and highly valued soft golden yellow, silverfish-white most sought...

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Categories: platinum, education, ocean,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Platinum Dawn
Platinum dawn The ambiance I feel You coming on There you are. I'm never wrong Fingernails scratching me Awake from a daydream As platinum dawn slyly slides Across the rosy sky I'm lost by and by I'm grabbing air Thinking of your hair, Soft and long We grow reckless now And younger by the hour Skipping puddles and dodging Thunder showers A platinum dawn celebrated By us two scuffed heals we Danced...

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Categories: platinum, dark, night, sky,
Form: Alliteration

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