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Romancers Poems - Poems about Romancers

Celestial Stars

...
Celestial stars in the sky appear
A faithful, exquisite crystal sphere
Visibly there for the world to scan
Created by the Miracle Man.

Angels of the night, dainty dancers
The light f...

Categories: romancers, creation, stars,
Form: Rhyme

Transference

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"transference"


transference 
in a narcissistic world
propaganda for the 
unsuspecting
validation 
for the damaged

writers 
soldiers 
victims 
survivors
war foug...

Categories: romancers, psychological, symbolism, war,
Form: Free verse

Wait On It

...By early 1971; or was it late 1970 that I had fallen in love for the very last TIME?  From the summer of 1968 until then, many short romances quickly   
dried on the VINE.  No, it wasn't because any...

Categories: romancers, love, romance, youth,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry

Handiworks

...Woven together like fine mesh
A perfect fit of flesh with flesh
Handshaking

Mutual between romancers
Affirmations flow like dancers
Handwritten 

Pearl earrings, dress of lace
Roses, baby's...

Categories: romancers, beautiful, happy, love, marriage,
Form: Verse

Dead Crush

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"Dead Crush"



Oh uplift me woman
if we were to have a 
conversation would 
bees fly out of your mouth
or just mewling, simpering 
watered-dow...

Categories: romancers, courage, freedom, women,
Form: Free verse

May the Band Begin the Beguine

...There seem so many adventures in far exotic places,
When romancers enjoy serenity and moments so sweet.
Their hearts swoon with greenery’s fragrant traces
And romantic  expressions their lips begi...

Categories: romancers, dance, happiness, hope, love,
Form: Ballade

Unseen War Rage's On....

...As time ravages then depraves the soul
...our growth within' the world unknown,
mystic's past and present would ponder
mysteries of life so full of wonder...

Viewpoints derided most often rewri...

Categories: romancers, life
Form: Free verse

Walking Away

...All that glitters ain't gold
Weighs that we've been sold
Don't let my words scald or scold
Listen
Hear the wise 
Of an owl with eyes
As old 
As the first
Uni
Verse that I learned
With a sco...

Categories: romancers, black african american, faith,
Form: Didactic