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Prize Poems - Poems about Prize

Ivan Petrovich Pavlov - 1849-1936
Of eleven children he was the first and from an early age for research had a thirst his love of dogs was no surprise highly regarded he received the Nobel Prize altho' no longer around of all those that ever were I clearly like the sound as with food it goes so well and if nothing else the name 'Pavlov' rings a bell ...

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Categories: prize, animal, celebrity, dog, fun,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Optimism takes the prize
we plan our future but have not added our broken leg Bam! Ouch! Things change fast We begin to heal filled with optimism We can still reach our goal a temporary side road we replan, replenish, rehearse Refocus on our future Car wreck! What? We’re hospitalized and helpless Rehab takes a long time Depression might set in We are disabled, disillusioned and disheveled Is there a glimmer of hope? Can we continue...

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Categories: prize, life,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member My Prize
I can't forget the night we met, beneath the crystal skies. I saw the stars, the Moon and Mars reflected in your eyes. In light of dawn, we shared a yawn as darkness fizzled out. How sweet and light, our love took flight, defying any doubt. With all your charm, you held my arm and then you won my heart. Of this I'm sure, we...

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Categories: prize, beauty, desire, endurance, life,
Form: Rhyme
YOU WILL KNOW YOUR DAD
You will know your dad when you too became a dad! You shall feel glad when you realize, he was your launch pad! You will appreciate his wisdom when you shoulder responsibilities of the kingdom! You will realize his care when he was dissolved into the air! You will dearly miss him when alone, against the tides of life, you swim! You shall...

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Categories: prize, dad, emotions, family, father,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member D N A, M N R A '
D o N otation A ggregation V irology I ntruiging R rescearch O pening L itmus O n G ene Y eild L eading U niversity C onceptualiser M aking O bservatation N arrating T transmission A ctually G rappling I ntensivly N ew E ra R researcher ...

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Categories: prize, character, courage, education,
Form: Acrostic



Women Who Changed The World
They moved like dawn through shadowed years, With quiet hands and blazing hearts, Their dreams outshone the weight of fears, They rewrote fate in fractured parts. Marie lit atoms' trembling core, Her lantern glowed through science' veil; While Rosa sat and shook the war Of silence—made the strong rails pale. Malala, bright with sharpened pen, Still sings where tyrants silence books; Jane healed the lives...

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Categories: prize, 12th grade,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Prize
If I ruled the world I'd take the game and change it. A prize worth the fight....

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Categories: prize, emotions, feelings, humanity, introspection,
Form: Senryu
Heart Flight
When a heart grows wings And we accept a ride The heavens open And we are pulled inside Every fiber of our being comes alive Our souls become vessels Where joy reside We welcome each moment As a long-for prize New songs are born And old ones die Life’s mountains flee Away our troubles fly The universe sparkles When a heart grows wings And we accept the ride ...

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Categories: prize, allegory, appreciation, courage, feelings,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Juniper Prize: Between the Known and the Unknown
“The Juniper Prize: Between the Known and the Unknown” That man built a house of straw and sticks and the stories that burned within - all consuming the titled prize; like a bird sings a song the metre repeats and sticks. yet, another banner, belies an untitled grimm feast for sore hungry eyes - ravenous writers devour their characters easily mindful, with or...

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Categories: prize, muse,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Press On To Win Your Spiritual Prize - Philippians 3: 12-14
Be humble in your personality knowing the prize set before you humanly speaking it seems impossible but God is calling what you are to do Perfection can't be found in this life so make no claim to have done so but make it your constant aim that godly traits to consistently show The Apostle here speaks plainly that Christ Jesus held him true to follow...

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Categories: prize, bible, faith, spiritual,
Form: Rhyme
peaceful prize
The last resort of the department store Purchasing my bones in the flesh Native thorns contempting robes Reciprocities without enough city Familiar silvers behind glass windows Tracking of least haunted strain Fellow of coal Liberty absconds the brazen doors of eden Bludgeoning heart muscle of castings lapse Strung letting of hummingbirds pain Calling froth of tomorrow Beastly hauling of coppered stones Blanks of tomb Witched at birth ...

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Categories: prize, absence, abuse, allegory, anxiety,
Form: Free verse
I Can't Wait To See Your Face
I'm holding on to You Lord I can't wait to see Your face I'm blessed to know You care for me heaven is the perfect place Come Lord Jesus, come to my aid Show me a future pure and bright I can't wait to see Your face Come down Lord, let me see Your Light So much so You are my very prize I...

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Categories: prize, christian, faith, future, heaven,
Form: Rhyme
365
Got my last name, It’s Privislav until the day that I die. Glass full of pain, Paint thinner halves the days I have alive. Tomorrow is yesterday by the time the check came on by, I cast my net out wide, But the catch ain’t the same. Can’t even dash, I just gotta dine. Sipping on...

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Categories: prize, addiction, angst, mother, mother
Form: Free verse
CONSOLATION PRIZE
He’d love her forever, he’d said. She’d married his best friend instead. Ten long years have passed since that day When his ex-friend stole her away. So long ago it was, and yet No way could he ever forget. She never knew how he missed her. He went and married her sister. ...

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Categories: prize, lost love,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member I won a poetry prize to go visit the lake isle of Innisfree
I won a poetry prize to go visit the lake isle of Innisfree. But I didn't wanna go, cuz there's nothing there I particularly wanted to see. I hear there's just a clay-and-wattles cabin with a bunch a bees a-blabbin' and nine rows of beans, and that doesn't really interest me. ...

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Categories: prize, 12th grade, allusion, humor,
Form: Ekphrasis

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