Short Commonalities Poems
Short Commonalities Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Commonalities by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Commonalities by length and keyword.
Commonalities shared in true spirit
Congruent in every sense of the word,
Like souls drawn together;
Though the unenlightened deem them absurd.
Unfettered synaptic responses
Birthing emotional literary compilations,
Wholehearted unadulterated creative endeavors;
Soliciting the world’s adulation.
This friend I have aquired
commonalities abound between us.
Our wishes correlate
like a long lost pal
separated by chance
reunited by fate.
Our friendship grows daily
jokes and quips thrown about
together, we jest.
Slowly, we grow comfortable
in our desire.
It drives us forward
propelling us together,
hopefully, down the same path.
Swaying,
Rocking,
Like water against a boat
Her unfamiliar fragrance snatches sense with every whiff.
Tall and exquisite.
I sat watching
Her slender frame stately set
against traveling commonalities
Who, in comparison,
were a mere eyesore
than equivalent.
Had I been an artisan,
Canvases would walk and speak
Up, she looked
Our eyes entwined—
An instant connection,
Train Love.
Form:
I may have always loved you
And with you been in tune
I didn't always know you
But once I did it soon
Became fairly apparent
That something else was there
Several commonalities
Were breathing the same air
We blended well together
The more we did consort
Then symbiosis clarified,
You lead and I support
And that is how I like it
Just give me things to do
And together we'll accomplish
All that you want to
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In their ending man destroyed their heaven and their earth.
And the earth being without form and void;
Presents its re'-membered nothingness back into the darkness of familiarities 'ere alienation out of the commonalities that are the countenance of deep space.
The Spiritual force ... "Do you hear and see, what the deaf and blind, had known." ~~~~~~~~> touch ...
... conceptual introvertism