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Propitious Poems - Poems about Propitious

Isolo
...I know that you are far away, Yet in my own despite, My still expectant glances stray, Still searching for your sight, Though all too sure that your sweet face, Far yet to light my view, In eve......

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Categories: propitious, beauty, devotion, farewell, heart,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member To All the Poets Near and Far
...To all the poets near and far Alive and well or beyond the stars, I bid you peace, I bid you rest, I bid you all the very best. Life and death may er’ contain All the fruits of love and rain, ......

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Categories: propitious, allusion, metaphor,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member The Buddha Meets Christmas
...Down the fervent aeons Buddha’s sagesse, casts its august shroud on benign witness, shades, shadows, subtle symbol shift, encompass cosmopolitan and temporal, incongruous to flaccid predilection ......

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Categories: propitious, august, celebration, character, christmas,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member MIRROR
...A shining example, when shattering insight becomes deleterious Mindless, yet finds itself turned out inside; all along mysterious, I paused, reflecting; seeing past times, versions of delirious, ......

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Categories: propitious, feelings, introspection, time,
Form: Monorhyme
Premium Member Cherry blossom
... November sapling burgundy branches bare buds, blossom propitious ......

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Categories: propitious, blessing,
Form: Haiku



Premium Member BELLS RINGING
... Bells ringing off and on or all on a sudden ! Bells to alert ! Whatever : Call of classes or shows to st......

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Categories: propitious, appreciation, beautiful,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Last of the Axioms
...The Last of the Axioms David J Walker The new eternal equinox Settles on the turn of the tide The moon charts a path In celestial math Searching for places to hide Noon makes its propit......

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Categories: propitious, allegory, time,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Our Wedding Anniversary
...Unlike as in the West, there was no dating in our time. After a formal meeting before the family members, the boy and girl will be allowed sometime for a private talk. (that too only if the parents a......

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Categories: propitious, celebration, emotions, longing, thanksgiving,
Form: Alliteration
Premium Member The Cup of Life
...Fresh to this world, we have learned all things new. Luck and fortune only smile on a few. As death would sneak up bestowing our rest, chasing windmills of mind we should askew. Our life lived ......

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Categories: propitious, death, life, philosophy,
Form: Rubaiyat
Panglossian Perspective
...The following initially crafted approximately three and a half years ago and presently brought a much sought after surge of satisfaction while meandering along the information superhighway. Pangl......

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Categories: propitious, age, appreciation, atheist, beauty,
Form: Free verse
We Poets Are Waiting For the Moonset
...we poets are waiting for the moonset sitting on my balcony, evolutions shamans now wandering the beach we are solving every social ill while walking Blake's path of excess to some palace of wis......

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Categories: propitious, moving on,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A Bee's Soliloquy
...I am a tiny winged buzzing insect A friend to folks and flowers alike Another name for hard work Toiling untiring from dawn to dusk I set out merry, humming a tune, On my professed mi......

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Categories: propitious, community, family, food, insect,
Form: Personification
Premium Member A Stationary Bicycle
...26. A stationary bicycle Never travels very far. Nor sniffs the meadow flowers Or sets the evening star. It is far from me to criticize The direction that you ought... But it seems a helle......

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Categories: propitious, angst, solitude, sorrow,
Form: Rhyme
Hall Pass
...Had a room been open in that passageway as a foreign night-ship, you’d have sailed by Love would’ve been what? I couldn’t say Life: an inveterate humid ply____________ Perhaps has passe......

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Categories: propitious, love,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Bell of Love
...Bell of love rings suddenly on a special moment: ......

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Categories: propitious, appreciation,
Form: Free verse

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