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Romanticised Poems - Poems about Romanticised


Premium Member I miss
..." Tortured metaphors spilling from tequila lips, t i p t o e on my pulse ~ breaking in an arced smile of the......

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Categories: romanticised, dark, deep, emotions, gothic,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Celestial Choreography
...As the glistening jewels of snow cascade like ballerinas pirouetting to the crescendo of time, choreographed from porcelain keys of your h e a r t, delicate fingers of......

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Categories: romanticised, i love you, imagery,
Form: Abecedarian



Premium Member Considerations a Freed Verse
...CONSIDERATIONS unconscious   reverence   profoundly different sit tendency  hope is the spring exquisite & mysterious the forgotten  fact  supposed enough  by these existential mome......

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Categories: romanticised, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Anniversary Poem
...Another year has come and gone. There's so much that has gone on! Life has thrown you quite a trial Yet you face it with a smile. Marriage can be overly romanticised Or sadly can be criticis......

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Categories: romanticised, anniversary,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Speculation a Freed Verse
...SPECULATION preferences in lumiscent nuances with tender clarity with of a visionary sense of the surreal immobile contrasting  dimensional apathy an effect well versed &surrounded b......

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Categories: romanticised, poetry,
Form: Free verse



The Photos We Keep
...The photos we keep By Michelle Morris 29/11/2020 The photos we keep hold so many memories of the past and we relive those moments each and every time we see them again... Sometimes we have t......

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Categories: romanticised, childhood, emotions, family, life,
Form: Free verse
If You Were a Poet
...If you were a poet how would you write about me? Would you flaunt my insecurities or bury them deep? Would you showcase my demons or smother them in a blanket of equivocation? If you wer......

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Categories: romanticised, 10th grade, anxiety, first
Form: Free verse
Poets of a Certain Age
..."Arma virumque cano" No more the Viking sagas Singed by the dragon’s breath No more the valiant charges Into the Valley of Death. No more the knights of chivalry Bewitched by a maiden’s pallo......

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Categories: romanticised, hero, poetry,
Form: Verse
I Am Determined To Be Heard
...I'm determined to be heard Through the walls Beyond all That Deafening windfall My voice never deterred Tasking freedom dispensing wisdom Offering up hope I am the force, overheard  ......

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Categories: romanticised, change, culture, hope, humanity,
Form: Free verse
Ethanol Is a Thief of Youth
...Auto-annihilation is stupid, It breaks hearts, And ruins lives, I hate that I was ever self-destructive, I rue the day I became entranced By its shadowy charisma. Ethanol is a thief of yo......

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Categories: romanticised, addiction, child, daughter, drink,
Form: Free verse
Changing World
...Changing World The island it too low and the ocean is a stalking monster, washes the village road at high tide. Coffins come up from damp ground set sail at sunrise, only stone crosses rem......

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Categories: romanticised, assonance, community, courage, horror,
Form: Blank verse
Gypsies Tramps and Thieves
...~Gypsies Tramps and Thieves~ Gypsies what do we think, the word is coupled with hate But were the original gypsies - aware of their fate The Egyptian forebears were exiled from their h......

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Categories: romanticised, education,
Form: Verse
Nelson's Secret
...In my memory, The smell of books and chalk and chewy Are the history lessons I loved, With their tales of guns and kings and kismet, And the life and times of the planet Stretched out in a line ......

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Categories: romanticised, history, introspection, nostalgia
Form: I do not know?
Broken Back
...Broken Back They use words like Cold And Crossing Sighs To describe something romanticised Obscured verbs In which to hide To hide Romanticised The suffering Without a name It as......

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Categories: romanticised, lifewords,
Form: Free verse

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