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Subscribes Poems - Examples of all types of poems about subscribes to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read
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...It’s Monday afternoon, the first day after Fall Break. Several of my suitemates are here, relaxing a bit before we hit the dining hall and then scatter, like debris from a bomb. There are a zillion t......
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Anais Vionet
Categories:
subscribes,
friendship, humor, perspective, school,
Form:
Free verse
Incomprehensible Existential Conundrum Confronts Mine Consciousness Part I
...Descendent of proto humans dumbfounded, mystified, stupefied, et cetera despite plethora of technological trappings, whereby world wide web virtually linkedin allowing, enabling, and providing i......
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Matthew Harris
Categories:
subscribes,
12th grade, absence, creation,
Form:
Free verse
Incomprehensible Existential Conundrum
...Since time immemorial happenstance bestowed *****sapiens ability to become self aware double edged figurative sword allowing, enabling, providing... forebears of yesteryear to marvel at life, a......
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Matthew Harris
Categories:
subscribes,
10th grade, 11th grade,
Form:
Free verse
Infant Daybreak
...Ambling in the charm of Tidal Basin We hold hands with a lilac morning Long before it pleads with the sunrise To sparkle the view of a purple dawn Saddled in the daze of hazy fog. Strolling un......
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Vijay Pandit
Categories:
subscribes,
imagery, nature, romantic,
Form:
Free verse
Fallen Angel
...Self banished from castle of dreams Boiling poisonous emotions of cess pool Dominate evil feelings as rapid streams Living the fantasies from being a fool An arrow crossed the once loving soul ......
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Nayda Ivette Negron Flores
Categories:
subscribes,
dark, lost love,
Form:
Rhyme
Thirukkural: Translation of Canto Xxxviii With Commentary
...THIRUKKURAL: Translation of Canto XXXVIII with notes and commentary Canto XXXVIII of the Thirukkural on the topic of FATE which I give here in translation (by stages) forms, in itself, a separa......
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T Wignesan
Categories:
subscribes,
fate, humanity, life, nature,
Form:
Couplet
Insomnia
...Nights are sleepless Days are sleepy When eyes close What I see is creepy Less I sleep and More I think Think of finding that missing link Link of harmony is lost Lost in the crystals ......
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Neha Godambe
Categories:
subscribes,
absence, anxiety, care, death,
Form:
Lyric
On Calling Oneself a Poet
...Calling oneself a poet takes unmitigated gall and guts And he or she should be prepared To throw oneself off a high cliff Or under the proverbial bus Whenever the expression of innermost thoug......
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©
Terrell Martin
Categories:
subscribes,
bullying, courage, poems, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
Chinese New Year
...Spring festival Auspicious colours Painting town red Reunion dinner Grand celebration Hearts aligned Homeward bound To gather again Good times come around Joy sings Spring chorus; Familiar red ......
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©
Leon Enriquez
Categories:
subscribes,
devotion,
Form:
Haiku
Paradise
...we love and lust every waking hour of every passing day. the bed lay witness to every exhausting adventure. if only stories of its witness were passed to ink. books of such beauty are timeless. ever......
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©
Dillon Lewis
Categories:
subscribes,
love, love, lust,
Form:
Free verse
In the Making
...Why would I say wow to a woman? If she had no bulging boobs to show No figure I could look to with lust Legs that couldn't add fire to the curves; Could I muster courage to tell lies? When the......
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©
Jai Garg
Categories:
subscribes,
love
Form:
Free verse
I Love Paul Giamatti
...Because for one thing, he's from Brooklyn Heights, and glares at strangers. A French guy (Parisian, of course) once remarked to me, "You Americans are nice to strangers--we are nice to people w......
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©
Nola Perez
Categories:
subscribes,
visionarynice, nice,
Form:
Free verse
The Atheist
...God is pure of heart, or so I have been told. I am not pure of heart, this also I've been told. So if I am to be with him again someday I need to be purified; scrubbed vigorously clean of ......
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©
Yoni Dvorkis
Categories:
subscribes,
confusiongod, god, me, ,
Form:
Free verse