Short Conceptually Poems

Short Conceptually Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Conceptually by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Conceptually by length and keyword.


Awakening

The triggering of an awakening 
may not be so intense ;
Conceptually applied to a visual 
may even appear exaggerated, yet
The minds eye searches the unknown,
Only to reintroduce itself, too Self....
Form: Prose


Pluribus Unum

The past and the future
fold into the present
Conceptually vacant
twice empty refrains
No before and no after
perpetually frozen
The ice of indenture
—this moment contains

(Dreamsleep: September, 2022)
Form: Rhyme

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complimentary
 accepted
thinking

conceptually
brief
but CONCEPTUALLY CIRCUITOUS
intervening
 extreme 
agendas

fervidly
proclaimed 
beneath PRECEDENT
driven
 inevitably
varied

shattering
originality
art
Form: Other

Words are funny

Time is a word used to understand things that have passed,
A word that could mean slow or conceptually fast,
Do you understand what that means,
Or do you grab on and fly by those pant seams,
We use words to try to make sense of things,
From cosmological couplings to New York fashion flings,
A verbal frequency somehow makes sense,
For our conceptions are learned in a past tense.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Every Biscuit Has Its Day

Every Biscuit Has Its Day By Tom Wright 8/8/2006 I tossed a biscuit to my old hound, It conceptually then became a dog biscuit, He refused to eat it So actually that made it a bad dog biscuit, He did bury it for later though So technically I’d be correct in saying That every dog oops biscuit has its day! It must be all in how you wop the can!! Tom
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James Bond's Return

A man of honour and always a distant memory,
Lives as complex as a James Bond novel,
Fates affected by memory
Dreams delegating a love affair that could never be,
He and she colleagues of learning,
Each writing their scripts in their senior years,
Almost royal and regal conceptually,
Some of us live our dreams,
And some of us are blessed with dreaming.


Author:  Gwen Meyer-Erlach Schutz

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