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Rapport Poems - Poems about Rapport


Premium Member A real rapport'

The Truth sublime.'  I found has chime.. 
With ouch! In fact they really rhyme.!
Metaphorically so closely twine' just
Let out (that fact) you will surely find '
That many kicks and blows ensue.!
And the verbal barage? Well its??
Well' almost (Untrue!)
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Categories: rapport, assonance,
Form: Rhyme

Rapport

I'm from a place
that many don't know
because I am in love of
that place inside of me,
that I wish to offer
and receive... I
Path on a road
that leads to lovely places !
who doesn't want to leave
stay and love his own place...
I love to leave, then return...
Live and perceive everything,
without losing the sense,
to harmonize and humanize
this world of
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Categories: rapport, allegory, allusion, appreciation, extended
Form: Free verse



Premium MemberFamily Rapport

love supplement and support ~ forging family rapport






3rd January 2023

For JCB Brul's "The best gift" contest
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Categories: rapport, family,
Form: Monoku

Premium MemberRapport

masked mouth fails to share the loveliest secrets – eyes bridging the gap

When plans don’t go to plan
Sponsored by: Silent One
Date: 27/08/2020
winning place : 3rd
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Categories: rapport, feelings,
Form: Monoku

Rabbit Rapport

Rabbits create quickly
fruitful procreation

spurring tender feelings
domestication shared.

I connect with one for 
just this dawn, she has birthed 

four babies, smack dab in 
the middle of my lawn.

March 20, 2020

hostess: Dear Heart
contest:  Alexandrines Modified Poetry
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Categories: rapport, 11th grade, birth, morning,
Form: Alexandrine



Rapport

This is a quest for chicks of any age,
How to meet a decent bloke on life's stage,
Wouldn't have a clue, how to build rapport,
With someone sincere, who is not a dorb,
We're all humans with feet of clay,
Guess I won't meet one this way!
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Categories: rapport, fantasy, giggle, humor,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberMy Rapport and Affinity With Nature- Collaboration

I am drawn to beautiful wild scenery and landscapes
lured, enchanted and enthralled by the native creatures
with magnetic fascination . . . 
I feel a kinship and connection to the natural world and universe
inside my internal soul and enclosed world I write words 
for the birds fluttering and flowers trembling-   the beauty that stirs
my
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Categories: rapport, humanity, nature, universe, world,
Form: Free verse

Hunger Rapport

Hunger Rapport



I can't help but feel a hunger rapport, an absence
ask for something not there, as usual I jump in
with grabbing hands into thin air
it's difficult to breathe, I can hardly sing

I can't help but feel, riding on a wheel, without spokes
unstepped ladders, falling with splinters
you a hunger rapport, wanting more n' more
me searching for
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Categories: rapport, angst, anxiety, confusion, world,
Form: Lyric

Deep Rooted Rapport

the deep rooted rapport 
between two hearts 
has been uprooted  
bring about decay 
bring forth death 
the flower has died 
the flower has gone 
the field has been destroyed 
the field once filled 
with such beauty is now 
fill with such ugliness
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Categories: rapport,
Form: Lyric

Mind's Rapport

by Michaelw1two

 The bond between, mind’s words once penned
 and heart’s truth; exasperated thoughts
 expressing mind’s din, or clarifying those
 mixed deep within unconsciousness
 and callous dream; one’s shadowy scene
 crying out doubt, into redemption’s gleam
 released upon time’s refresh
 amidst renewal of one wright’s behest
 this gatherings need, blood let, a soul’s bleed
 poured
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Categories: rapport, community,
Form: Free verse

Building a Rapport With My Body

All the elegant ivy
an inch off the brick wall
is scattered so purposefully

and behind the gate a bird hops
like some kind of humiliated
game show contestant.

This is a view, one view,
through the redbrick arbor
where the corbeled arch frames
a bit of the street
so I can only see
one or two cars at a time

and a man walking by
in his
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Categories: rapport, imagination, introspection, philosophy, body,
Form: I do not know?

Book: Reflection on the Important Things