Short On Writing And Wordspoetry Poems

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Premium Member Hear This ?

rhythm,melody and sound

in perfect poetry is found;

if such verse is read aloud,

then ,will poetry attract the crowd
Form: Epigram


Premium Member Poetry For the Soul

His poetry moves me. It stirs my soul. Brings out emotions I try too often to suppress. Like a fine wine It needs to be savored, Appreciated for it's worth. His poetry moves me. It stirs my soul.

Deeper Meanings

Our poetry is a window into our souls..
We all get to see insights that are not usually told..
A poets eyes can see more then what's on paper..
Our pages have sides and angles that are deeper..
A cube with words scribed that translates far..
Each tale is another way to raise the creative bar..



inspired by Linda the Sweetheart of Poetry Soup..
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Higher Power Guide

My Poetry Book contains poems about love, family, pets, faith, humor, children, grandsons, 
and analogy..My favorite poem in my Poetry Book is in Senryu Form and reads as follows:





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                                         My love for mankind
                                     Is burning fire when alone
                                       Then I leave my home
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Anything and Everything About Yours Truly

You can learn anything and everything about yours truly
simply by giving my poetry a read,
so don't ask me stupid questions you would otherwise know
if only you gave my poetry a go.
I write all this crap to get it all out of my head my friend.
The last thing I need to do is to repeat it all again,
because then I'm simply putting it all back in
and I'd rather not carry that burden again.
Form: Rhyme


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