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Storytelling Poems - Poems about Storytelling

Desolate Dynasty
Encased in an isolated castle of an old fool’s paradise, A decaying dagger rests upon a distressed oak table. Frayed book pages scatter across termite-riddled floors. The calligraphy carries echoes of triumphant battles, Vividly etched in ink. A revered legacy is forgotten in decades of decay, Its inked glory...

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Categories: storytelling, dark, fantasy, heartbroken, imagery,
Form: Free verse
When you ask me who I am
When you ask me who I am, I can not be sure what to say. Am I a savage woman? My answer might dismay. Do I know what family is? It is surely hard to say. You see, Not too long ago in this country of the strong and free, My people had their freedom taken  and it has long since wore it’s effect...

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Categories: storytelling, abuse, change, childhood, courage,
Form: Rhyme



storytelling
this is the machine, you are the lithium cells, blue or red pill, flask to fill, take them both_with gin, send it for a loop, make it spin, carnival of corona limestone. can there be two wolf pups with the same eyes_? moon opens to reveal the face in skies....

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Categories: storytelling, crazy,
Form: Free verse
The Minstrel
The minstrel with his lute so bright, Beneath the moon’s pale, silver light, Did weave a tale of love and woe, A melody that hearts would know. With nimble fingers, strings he'd strike, Each note a pearl, each chord a hike, Through valleys deep and mountains high, Where heroes fought and lovers sighed. A maiden fair, with eyes...

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Categories: storytelling, hero,
Form: Rhyme
Hero's Heart
In a castle, cold and grand, Where shadows danced and secrets spanned, A hero bold, with heart ablaze, Sought a potion, in shadowed maze. His wand, a whisper of ancient might, Gleamed in the gloom, a beacon bright, He chanted charms, a whispered plea, To break the spell and set him free. A cauldron bubbled, fumes did...

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Categories: storytelling, hero, magic,
Form: Rhyme



WHY RUSH AT THE STOP SIGN?
In a bright yellow, the big bus stands still, Its lights flash a warning, a sign of care. Giggles and waves from tiny hands inside, A moment to pause, where safety’s embraced. Red lights flash, and the bus is waiting, You’re in a rush, but safety calls loud. Around the bend, a cop might be watching, One moment’s haste, and you face...

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Categories: storytelling, car, change, color, community,
Form: Didactic
Ignited By Deception
The yellow neon sign casted a glow upon his chiselled cheekbones as the bustling sounds of a city that never slept droned on. He carried his troubles with him, like a worn out cloak, weighing him down in his every step. His mind was entwined in a thorny thicket. He has been haunted and bewildered since...

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Categories: storytelling, dark, death, imagery, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Storytelling Dialog
Not your usual Not uncommon The once upon a time That line might be fine Love of the heart at times being kind A glass of wine being a story added divine Line by line Word by word The distance between what happened Extending to Thinking through and through Perhaps a notion having a thought A pass dream remembered Caught in a nightmare trap Storms that became violent One pause...

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Categories: storytelling, allusion, appreciation, emotions, fate,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Cherita Poetry Form
example 1: recently orphaned adult seven billion living souls yet i am from no one disquieting thoughts elusive sleep my children make me smile example 2: most glorious day age sixteen milestone driving test passed shared joy with best friend who failed three times...

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Categories: storytelling, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Loving the Susquahanna - a Story of Edibles
I am going to sea in a blueberry boat That danced in the wind by the lee she did float With vanilla sails and strawberry jib to bend her Her chocolate chine hull held true on this double-ender From starboard to port in a raspberry ocean Her freeboard it romped up and down with commotion The peppermint tiller was sticky to...

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Categories: storytelling, boat, candy, children, chocolate,
Form: Narrative
The Princess and the Frog-Man
Long long ago there once lived a King who wished that a child the stork would bring. He and his Queen were very sad at the thought of an heir that they never had. The Queen walked beside the sea one night when a talking fish gave her a fright. It said “soon your wish will come to pass and you,...

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Categories: storytelling, humor, political,
Form: Rhyme
Storytelling In the World
Storytelling in the world No planeta existem todos os tipos de criaturas, somente o ser humano conta histórias! A pessoa QUE CONSEGUE CONSTRUIR e contar histórias no decorrer de sua vida imagina e planeja, inspira, será bem sucedida. Produzirá resultados extraordinários. Contar histórias Está a alcance de Todas as pessoas! Contar histórias argumentar é como respirar; a própria respiração; é uma história bem sucedida. Agora Vá e...

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Categories: storytelling, business,
Form: Free verse
Storytelling
Storytelling Comece agora reflita: desde o inicio dos tempos, hoje e sempre nos negócios na vida, tudo o que existe entre os seres humanos, são a vida e a história de cada vida. Tudo o que existe entre os seres humanos, são histórias! Historias nas cavernas historias de histórias de amor, de descoberta, dos vizinhos... AH! Somos na realidade, criaturas em uma história. Hoje e sempre nos...

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Categories: storytelling, business,
Form: Free verse
Storytelling
The gentle watery flow smashing against the ragged rocks. The snowcap mountains nestled against the bluest sky wisps of a soft breeze whispering against the blushing cheek unanticipatory verbiage impacting emotions to thine own self be true to rhyme without rhythm to eat, to pray, to love the best of times, the worst of times the state of an era, the unpredictable elipses the improper...

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Categories: storytelling, analogy, beautiful, beauty, imagination,
Form: Free verse
Existential Storytelling
“I heard a note once,.” Charles said with conviction and bass from his gut. Every night with chuck we reached this point , Existential storytelling, usually after four drinks or eight drinks. Talking about government and it’s corrupt nature, the idiocy and beauty of religion, And even the joy and sorrow of love, tonight’s ramble is brought to...

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Categories: storytelling, philosophyme, beauty, beauty, drink,
Form: Free verse

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