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Predicate Poems - Poems about Predicate

Premium MemberUntil

...Uncertainty placates the tears
Seeking to escape
From my partitioned freedom

Sharpened ivories cannot supplant the distorted visions
Against my flat tomorrows

Everybody keeps staring...
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Categories: predicate, life, mental health,
Form: Free verse

Pied Piperess

...As Medusa walks in, shuts the door,
caresses precision hand down the mahogany-
and shows one what for.

Senses in starbursts-cloudburst
flavor crystals accenting- your bloom 
of predicate corpu...
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Categories: predicate, beautiful,
Form: Rhyme



Freethinker

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       In the still of the night, 
spectro-gramming the hot utter of air,
filtered by laser strainer-
it has become a scale for judgment scaled by tier
a black hole of sin in my pocket, 
a p...
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Categories: predicate, art,
Form: Rhyme

Dancing on the Edge of Desire's Ledge

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              To wallow in the fires is a tempting 
surrender.
A swan dive into the maelstromic implode 
of mushroom clouds, return to 
sender.  
If I let it take me into its vespered aqua...
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Categories: predicate, art,
Form: Ballad

Meditation on the Fashion

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            Placeholder Avatar meditates faithfully 
on the fashion of understanding, 
adjoining together
nothing and everything.

Golden Intuition spurs self driven vehicle 
by the starr...
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Categories: predicate, art,
Form: Free verse



Premium MemberDivisions of Being

...Love is thought
needing a subject 
and predicate

lover and object
blossom and voyeur
dreaming fond connections,
often crossing taboos 
of distance…
exchanging scents and feel,
the bow, rud...
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Categories: predicate, christian, faith, humanity, inspirational,
Form: Free verse

A Hopeless Lament

...Oh Veracious One! We knew about You 
And we despised You. How we resolved 
To disobey You and Your words
   In all possible ways. How could we foresee 
That to love You was the predicate 
For st...
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Categories: predicate, dark, death, fate, hate,
Form: Free verse

It's Time For Your Enema

...Eternal Surprise Productions presents
the It's Time For Your Enema show
bringing news of the day coast to coast
reading every offhand inflection
as though it were a rescue beacon
from the consta...
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Categories: predicate, how i feel,
Form: Free verse

Personified Lighted Candle

...PERSONIFIED LIGHTED CANDLE:

Come on, I'm strong and edified.
No one can hold me in detention for getting them defied.
Compared to Cassius Clay; fiercely bonified.
A firmly personified lighted c...
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Categories: predicate, self,
Form: Lyric

Premium MemberI Tried To Take Spanish

...I tried to take Spanish once 
I was miserable.
I wanted subject verb predicate

I tried to take Spanish again
This time I was paying for it
High school was over, I could not get it.

I tried ...
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Categories: predicate, child, word play,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberI Care Not a Fat Hairy Fig

...21.

I care not a fat hairy fig
For your task to decimate
And predicate my world
With such villainy and hate.

You evaporate the sunshine.
You bring nigh the distant gloom.
Like a pestiferou...
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Categories: predicate, conflict, corruption, courage,
Form: Rhyme

Intentions Or That Is Good

...ON WILDMOOR HEATH
Each blade of grass each leaf each tree
That I in their profusion see
That clothe the Heath and so adorn
With multitude enchanting form
Conveys a force dynamic drive
To hold, ...
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Categories: predicate, life,
Form: Rhyme

Bitter About Obnliterator

...we became bitter
his cat box would obliterater
need a cat sitter

my face would turn green
what does a cat meow mean
maybe something obscene

bad word did predict
With cat from Connecticut
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Categories: predicate, allegory, analogy,
Form: Haiku

The First Valentine Poem, Circa 1415

...The First Valentine Poem

Charles d’Orleans (1394-1465) has been credited with writing the first Valentine poem for his wife in 1415. Charles wrote the first Valentine poem in the first year of his...
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Categories: predicate, heart, love, passion, romance,
Form: Rhyme

A Light Year To Cleanse the Earth

...‘In the nearest Earth’s trajectory
A creature with sign victory
Has raised my curiosity quotient
Soon I’ve become just reticent
A strange heavenly presence
With galactic perseverance
No words t...
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Categories: predicate, angel, appreciation, art,
Form: Couplet

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