Short Taj Poems
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taj mahal
in the mirror finish
of his sunglasses
AP: Honorable Mention 2026
Submitted on May 13, 2019 for contest MAY 2019 PREMIER 5 sponsored by BRIAN STRAND - RANKED 3RD
underwater taj mahal
how many have seen you?
Your iridescent swirling waves the colors of rocks
browns, pinks, blues, you have such depth
I feel complete, observing nature’s utmost beauty
Taj
I’m always in the midst of children at play
I never slow down until they go away
Time to eat and drink some water, too
Time to sleep, but not before I poop
I never meet a stranger
I love in oodles’
My name is Taj, and I’m a toy poodle
Form:
White
Marble
Symbol of
Eternal love
Taj Mahal standing tall in dazzling white
The shimmering reflection resplendent
In Yamuna
Unruffled
Glittered
White
If one goes on compressing everything
In one’s own self,
How one is going to prosper?
This selfishness could be self-killing.
Make the others laugh,
Laugh and be happy.
Extend your happiness
Make everyone happy.
Shahjahan built the Taj Mahal,
One of the seven wonders,
To Make Mumtaz, his wife
And mankind happy to look at.
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Of the wonders of the world that have been
The Taj Mahal is the best I've seen
With it's milky marble white
It radiates a glow on a full moon night
Shahjahan built The Taj for his lady love
Once she'd died and gone to the heavens above
In hope of reminding him (it might)
Of her face glowing on a full moon night
With it's chambers full of breeze
One can say he was head-over-heels
In love with his wife, Mumtaz
For whom he built the wondrous Taj