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Sweven
Sweven Poems - Poems about Sweven
Magnolia Moments
... When I whirl as wind, unwavering ~ surfing on watercolor wings of simmering seasons, which flicker and fly through me, filtering my faults with a wrinkled fantasy, I waltz whi......
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Hiya Sharma
Categories:
sweven,
deep, devotion, emotions, heart,
Form:
Free verse
Silver Bullet
...As I look into the vast ocean of wight, here in the shadows of wont right, left amongst the myriad mellifluously, will you still hold a monstera like me? To be this maiden fair — to care about ......
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Beatrix Macabre
Categories:
sweven,
dark, fate, forgiveness, goodbye,
Form:
Free verse
After the First Date Waiting at the Door
...Softly, falling snowflakes dance around us, a whimsical trance subtle scents of winter's breath mingling with the promise of new life's depth — with our eyes locked, chests beating as one, the world ......
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Beatrix Macabre
Categories:
sweven,
death,
Form:
Free verse
Tributaries Of Black Tulips - Collaboration with 'Ink Empress'
... When heinous fangs of life drain the amethyst glow flowing above infected ripples of time, I question the chaos that claims serenity through saline serenade of sirens, composed ......
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Hiya Sharma
Categories:
sweven,
black love, dark, deep,
Form:
Free verse
Hemlock and Ivy
...You and I, we are, two polar petals, laced with arctic blue moonshine of soft sweven-hymns and sunburst apricity of aqua-gold tides, reminiscing mauve hours, when our love waltzed in teal ......
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Hiya Sharma
Categories:
sweven,
destiny, grief, heart, heartbroken,
Form:
Choka
Silver-Lining
...SILVER-LINING Cheated life occasionally yet it couldn't play even. In life's sequel, I'm swivelled into a deep sweven. Where's conventionality in a cosmos that's so odd? Everyone that ever ......
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Victor Immanuel
Categories:
sweven,
1st grade,
Form:
Rondeau
My Testimony
...The day I had to force a smile, For a moment I was imbecile, I had to pretend just for a while, Unable to walk; I was immobile. Lying on that bed I was in great pain, But for a moment I con......
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Kelvin Gathiru
Categories:
sweven,
allusion, god, imagination, jesus,
Form:
Burlesque
Rosebeds-A Poem From a Dying Wife To a Dead Husband
...R- rare is the person , i have lost, red are the roses i still have, to remind me of what all he had cost. O- oh! my lord , keep him safe , protect him always if demons attack just in case. S- ......
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Prisha Shrivastava
Categories:
sweven,
11th grade,
Form:
Acrostic
Longing For Love
...Longing for love 2-Heartbreak My heart wanders in search of buried days of our past Our travelled world's gained dark blue hue of forgotten hope Staining from fingertips to soul with painful ......
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Purbasha Roy
Categories:
sweven,
absence, confusion, deep, depression,
Form:
Free verse
The Denouement
...I sensed myself sinking down Culminating the stuccoes of existence Crossing denouements of mortality Obeying the laws of life's caducity And defying the clusters of earthly brevity. My nostrils ......
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Nayanika Dey
Categories:
sweven,
dark, death, deep, dream,
Form:
Elegy
Sweven - Part Two
...[Continued from Part One] Was this town a phantom heaven, an imaginary sweven? Oh deluded humankind! It was a figment of their mind. We are here; it’s where we are— no use wishing on a ......
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Harley White
Categories:
sweven,
allegory, allusion, deep, imagery,
Form:
Narrative
Sweven - Part One
...Once some travelers on the road to a land of treasure, slowed, halting in their journey’s pace halfway to that distant place. Scared that bandits might attack, they decided to turn back, too ......
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Harley White
Categories:
sweven,
allegory, allusion, deep, journey,
Form:
Narrative
Sanguinary Lord
...A severe façade of loving tolerance Dipped in an argentine semblance The Consuls of The Cross Weaving a sweven of Welkin Where the checkered ones Are never allowed Their souls cast into the f......
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Wyatt Loethen
Categories:
sweven,
allegory, angst, death, devotion,
Form:
Free verse