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Short Retake Poems

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


Bedazzled In a Opaque Beauty
Bedazzled in a opaque beauty, trapped deep within the colossal caverns of 
senseless agony.
Lie await the nefarious to bestow, conjuring assailing flames.
The hindered habituated set free above all inversely to conquer, retake reality...

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Categories: retake, introspection, love, philosophy
Form: I do not know?



Haunted
Music played
 some haunting melody retake
 stirred my soul alert and wide awake
 aching at all my past mistakes;
a moment came
 singular silence and calm swept along
 helping recognize all that was wrong
 given to forgiveness, flight in song;
the big reveal
 I knew your face
 the soft delicate erase
 of life drifting thru time and space....

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Categories: retake, analogy,
Form: Rhyme
Snake Rhymes
I did in my garden see a Snake.
Curled calmly around the gardener's rake.
Knowing that my dear life was at stake,
I beckoned in fright to my son Jake.
"Get the matchbox and fuel for God's sake.
Burn him or precious lives he might take.
Recall the curse that came in the wake
of man's sin for which God did forsake
him in a world he couldn't retake."
But swiftly the Snake made for the lake....

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Categories: retake, children,
Form: Rhyme
For a Song
What would it take
  to go back in time and reminisce,
   do a retake of that very first kiss?
What could make the memories sweeter
  focused on the dreams and hopes of youth
   when love was the only truth.
What should we have done
  in times of trouble and sadness overcome
   with the joy and love of being one?
          We should do it,
           I could do it,
           I would do it
 for love's song....

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Categories: retake, love,
Form: Carpe Diem
Rewriting the Past
We can try to change it 

like furniture and rearrange it. 

Like a bad picture 

and retake it. 

Like a bad batch of cookies

 and remake it. 

We can act like it never happened 

and repress it.

Hide it with a joke

 and laugh it. 

Like not being sure of your decision 

and second guess it.

Point all your fingers 

and blame it. 

Wish it would leave through the doors of your mind 

you know stage right exit....

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Categories: retake, how i feel,
Form: Rhyme




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