Short Altruistically Poems

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Altruistically hedonistic Your love flow Is specific Monosyllabic and rustic Your reliability excites me It’s refreshingly different I’m enjoying my life In this upright position
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Autumn Abloom

Autumn's affect appears altruistically. 
Almost always alluring affection.
Attracting adorations admiration.
Aloof attitudes adjust amidst autumn abloom.

© January 2, 2012
Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen

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Seductively alluring

Eager listener, with an open heart

Natural companion

Slow smile, focuses on others

Unusually compassionate

Altruistically kind

Learns our secrets and keeps them
Form: Acrostic

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pretentiously lame
                  altruistically tame
                    boringly aflame 
                  creativity a shame 
         dull tanka ends much the same 



Bite Size Poem no.37 Poetry Contest
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22/02/22
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Altruism

Anybody can do a good deed.
Just help someone in need.
You can do it.  Anyone is able.
Is there anyone short of food on the table?
Do you know someone with a physical disability?
Are there persons unable to live their lives daily?
We must all act altruistically.
It is the thing to do realistically.
Let’s share what we have with help and charity.
Do whatever you can.  There is no ceiling.
Doing good deeds renders a good feeling.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Didactic Delectation

Adonai authors all, anticipates all, altruistically acts, accomodating* acrimonious aliens, allowing adoptive access. Beloved bestows blessing, begetting bliss, birthing born-again believers. Creator conveys captivating covenental communiques; creatures cogitate, construct creedal confessions. Divine drama, documented, drives doctrine, develops delighted disciples drinking deeply, delivering doxologies. * in the sense of reconciling
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.

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