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Sonorously Poems - Poems about Sonorously

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It's almost one o'clock 
In the morning.
Summer is in full swing.
The full moon has stopped being red,
And it launches the light with thin plates ,
through the not fully drawn curtains.
So...
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Categories: sonorously, nature, philosophy,
Form: Verse

Premium MemberOn the Crest of a Wave

...Sometimes,
sailing in ebony blades
of saturnine seas 
brings forth a forsaken froth
of scarred reveries, 
when musk-ochre 
tints of sunshine cease 
to slice through solemn 
scarlet skies and ...
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Categories: sonorously, angst, dark, fantasy, meaningful,
Form: Free verse



Premium MemberNight Muse

...I hear a muse
who speaks
and sometimes sings
and dancing leaps
only through my dreams

Whether mine is lonely
or one of many
we share at night,
I wonder

Where dark certainties
and someti...
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Categories: sonorously, confusion, dream, inspiration, muse,
Form: Political Verse

Premium MemberBeautiful

...The silken sheet of falling darkness spreads silently
from the down-turned cauldron of deep emptiness, 
shaping the seamless sky in the descending dusk,
shrinking to condense into film of ...
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Categories: sonorously, analogy, beautiful, night,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberBeautiful Night

...The satin splatter of darkness drizzles down silently
from the concave cauldron of infinite blankness, 
shaping the seamless sky in the descending dusk,
dwindling to condense into the opaq...
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Categories: sonorously, beautiful, dream, night,
Form: Free verse



Lost Pantheons

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“Lost Pantheons” 

Alexandrine tragedies
Racine diamond-edged
come and go 
French letters 
blown like leaves
straight up 
into the rarefied air
scattered like lovers
a...
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Categories: sonorously, freedom, poets, romance, romantic
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberSlow Motion

...My zealous passion for marathons, had me in frequent races,
Striving always for that finish line, and touring many places.

I always seemed to come alive, with cool breezes rushing by,
Feeling fo...
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Categories: sonorously, endurance, fantasy, happiness, magic,
Form: Couplet

Lemonade

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"Lemonade"
 


Agency sent me to 
the territory of 
Lemonade dreams
where secret rendezvous
were disjointed 
and criminally spent 
shooting th...
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Categories: sonorously, poets, psychological, word play,
Form: Free verse

Eternal Slumber

...ETERNAL SLUMBER
I'm Serving Savory Sacrifices of Soulful Songs,
Soundly Singing psalms so Sonorously:
So-fa-mi-ra-do,
Sweet Songs on my lips Staples,
So far my radio
Shook so many Tables
Souls...
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Categories: sonorously, 1st grade, poetry, writing,
Form: ABC

The World Is In Need

...The world is in need
The blind could see
The deaf could hear
No one is ignorant of its pain

The shame is glaring
The reproach is at the door step of all.
Making the rich poor
And the poor be...
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Categories: sonorously, anxiety,
Form: Ode

For Me

...i think
thinking
many thoughts
of what and
what not

words wield 
power as it's
said about
the pen and
the sword

but the poet
chosen need not
pull the pen
from the
stone

no need t...
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Categories: sonorously, muse,
Form: I do not know?

I Wish To Be In the Bowl

...I wish to be in the bowl
Where the moon and the sun shine.
Outside here is the Armageddon
Where the saint gnash their teeth 
In pain and in vain.


In the bowl lives the repentance:
The gunsl...
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Categories: sonorously, corruption,
Form: Verse

Sympathy a Great Virtue 2

...Have you ever eaten an apple
By sitting on a speedy bicycle?
Difficult? Sympathy is like sizzle
Shouts when not got in coddle;
Smiles if given in time subtle.
Shrewd! With poor does giggle
With...
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Categories: sonorously, sympathy,
Form: Monorhyme

Patsy Foley Was Roly-Poly In 1947

...It may have been the devil himself who prompted the kids in my schoolyard back in 1947 to chant "Patsy Foley's roly-poly from eating too much ravioli."

At first, no one could remember who started ...
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Categories: sonorously, memory,
Form: Prose

Hear No Evil

...Simple words heard in my halcyon days I bring
‘Forget and Forgive’  are the exuberant thoughts that spring
This eternal  truth in my heart I sonorously sing 
Cynical  I...
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Categories: sonorously, faith, truth,
Form: Free verse

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