Titles Poems | Examples

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Monopoly of Titles

The Company which keeps titles in time does so in profited excess of allowance as time.

Under Guilty

Titles held in Observation of build, create discussion opposite of direction.

This Co Direction
Company Directions real estate holdings today include delapidated uninhabitable dwellings.

Dwellings owned by the poor.

Letters, titles, transfers and objective to directed finance create a trust opposite of intent.

Assembly Member Irwin are you withdrawn 
from holdings described?

Message Sent
Your email address has been verified and your message has been sent. Thank you. Trust file in the supreme court

Premium Member Using John Denver Song Titles to Create More Songs of You

It always did seem On the Wings of a Dream
I’d Fly Away with you In My Heart -
through Singing Skies and Dancing Waters,
for Darling, The Music is You,
and The Gift You Are you have been from the start.

My Rhymes and Reasons, my divine Aspenglow,
Somethin’ About You, I can’t let go.
It seems I keep saying Goodbye Again,
watching you Leaving On a Jet Plane.
Then you’re Back Home Again and sweetest songs flow.

You can’t escape me, and I Can’t Escape you.
Poems, Prayers, and Promises prove this is true.
On Shanghai Breezes you Sail Away Home,
and I’ve Never a Doubt that for too long you’ll roam,
for you’ll Take Me to Tomorrow and more Songs Of . . . You.

Premium Member Collaboration of poem titles

Never forget life will go on 
through weeds 
laughter 
rain in summer 
look closely 
but don't get too close to the edge 
can you see the dandelions 
cotton trees 
and occasional skunk 
don't blink 
be patient 
watch and learn 
are you ready 
hold my hand 
through prayer 
through the denial of life 
don't be afraid 
which path to take 
behave accordingly 
when you have nothing to do to say
the moon beams will smile back 
and not disappoint


Premium Member Titles a Compilation

imagine this
a sojourn 
in the
  exotic

all is
 simplicity
a pinnacle 
of felicity

the inmost 
soul
the same 
but different

a requiem 
of an 
eternal image
a daydream
once 
still born
now flies
in
 streams 
    of consciousness
winged 
by 
  imagination

NOTE:THIS IS AN OPEN(organic) FORM VERSE   using spaces&breaks without grammatical symbols ,the ' open' relies upon 'the one breath limitation' & so inherently requires the 'reader' (reciter) to input and responds thus making this enigmatic form a two way interplay & interpretatIon unique to the moment& changing according to mood is inherently variable.

Song Titles

the entry below is compiled with love song titles
it is an exercise to create an entry using just titles
I hope you can recognize them
thank you extraordinary song writers who create such work

may this day find you all well
thank you Victor Buhagiar for the inspiration this morning
I wrote this fast Victor so I don't know how it appears
I'm a little rusty with little concentration 

"love songs"

the first time ever I saw your face
in case you didn't know
is unforgettable

at last
love is all around

a moment like this
something sprinkles
evergreen

ever lasting love
is in your eyes

till there was you
more than words
the power of love
brings me close to you

I can't help falling in love with you
may we never close our eyes

amazed
beyond the sea
blessed am I

god only knows
everything has changed

always and forever
turn around look at me
I"m here with open arms

SkyWatcher
10-21-22

The More Effective You Are, the Fewer Titles You Need

A mystery exists in my mind
Often we see leaders that are blind
Let us be one of a kind so that
We can understand that
The more effective we are the fewer titles we need!

Let us live in such a way that
Our first name is enough and that
We grow in the productivity of our name
We are much more than a required title!

In the confines of time the wave of mercy
Echoes more profound love!
The logic of error is hidden in plain sight
A certain measure of life must enter the darkness
Because an element of brokenness is set apart for an individual!

A mystery exists in my mind
Often I see leaders that are blind
Let us be one of a kind so that
We can understand that
The more effective we are the fewer titles we need!

Mark Frank

Copyright 2022


The More Effective You Are, the Fewer Titles You Need

A mystery exists in my mind
Often we see leaders that are blind
Let us be one of a kind so that 
We can understand that  
The more effective we are the fewer titles we need!

Let us live in such a way that 
Our first name is enough and that 
We grow in the productivity of our name
We are much more than a required title!

In the confines of time the wave of mercy
Echoes more profound love!
The logic of error is hidden in plain sight
A certain measure of life must enter the darkness
Because an element of brokenness is set apart for an individual

A mystery exists in my mind
Often I see leaders that are blind
Let us be one of a kind so that 
We can understand that 
The more effective we are the fewer titles we need!

Mark Frank

Copyright 2021

Premium Member Fun Advice Column Titles

How Do I get My Dog Out Of My Mailbox?

My Husband Keeps Trying to Kiss Me. 
What Do I Do About This?

The Rain Just Won’t Stop. 
Begging For Help In the Carolinas.

My Wife Left to Buy More Compost Bags. 
She’s been gone for 37 hours. 
Do I Call the Police?

Someone Burned All My Clothes? 
Help Me I’m Freezing. 
Somewhere In Denver.

Premium Member The Devil Wears Titles

The Devil Wears Titles:
President, Senator, New's
Anchor. The Devil can look 
spiffy and sharp: a big city
Governor quoting scriptures,
her voice, soothing and melodic,
though a lying Harp – The
Devil can mandate vaccines
for children, needlessly putting
darts of drugs, that may cause 
lethal damage, in the arms of
developing young bodies with 
tearful eyes and palpitating hearts – 
The Devil is alive and well...
transforming American into 
an experimenting Hell!

Premium Member Tell Tale Titles

TELL TALE TITLES

Frost’s “The Road Not Taken”
could have been entitled
“Lost in the Woods”
Thoreau’s
“On Your Own in the Wilderness”
never seen as a treatise on
transcendentalism
and without Joseph Heller
we would have no “Catch-22”. 
The title should
in some respect
cause you to reflect
on the less obvious
more substantial nuances
of the body,
the heart and soul,
the essence
of the experience.
Horton may have heard a “Who”,
but children hear an invitation
into an awakening imagination,
a distant place
of magic and mystery
hidden
in plain sight.


John G. Lawless
©4/28/2021

Premium Member Class Is In Session

                    I have found in poetry,
        that a title should be brief and enticing;
     no more than four to six words, 
       it should grab the reader !
It is like icing on a cake -  tantalizing,
like a sign printed on a door that says open me;
    a title can be one word or a name,
or it can be a statement or even a question !

                      I often title after,
        because in writing poetry we never know;
     where our poem will go wandering,
        other times-   I have a title in my mind !
Never give away the conclusion in the title chosen,
leave the readers devouring your words until the end;
     your title should stir the imagination
it should reach out to readers with poetic fingers !

________________________
April 28, 2021


Poetry/Free Verse/Class Is in Session
Copyright Protected, ID 04-1350-230-28
All Rights Reserved, 2021, Constance La France


Written for the Standard contest, What's In A Title
sponsor, Line Gauthier, Judged 05/14/2021

First Place

Premium Member Two Tips On Titles

Nothing disappoints like a misleading title
For your reader will look for its theme throughout
And if no plausible link can be made, the reader
Will wonder why you chose that random word or phrase
With no credible link to your chosen lines or your theme
Perhaps, you should rewrite it from the beginning
For if your work does not reflect the title you chose
The reader is certainly apt to think you missed the boat.

The title of your poem is like a door swinging wide open
Welcoming the curious reader to look at what is inside
When your readers step inside the scene you have created 
They will search for meaningful words and appropriate phrases
Lines that explain the title you have painstakingly chosen
It can be clever, or funny, or point to what lies ahead, but
Make no mistake, my friend, when expressing yourself
Your title is the key that unlocks the story you are telling.

HONORABLE MENTION
Written on April 27, 2021
For "What's in a Title in 14-20 Lines" Contest
Sponsored by Line Gauthier

Titles

At timed only an,
is mustered right,
others staggered,
since last snow.

Titles

At times only an,
is mustered right,
others staggered,
since last snow.

Premium Member Twenty Titles, a Beautiful New Birth

Twenty Titles, A Beautiful New Birth

In a sad blindness, one may yet find hope
Sweet romance is in truth a healing balm
What in Life, can we truly ever hold
True to Heart, an old poet's solemn vow
Drowned in passionate depths of our deep love
Come to me Love, so that tender heart swells
O' broken heart, tis now thy time to mend
In thy love-realm I would gladly live and die
Caressing Virgin soil, with soft caring hands
I beg to yet again kiss thy sweet precious lips
As cool winds grace soft emerging twilight
Where Nature's beauty and man's design meet
There Winter's lonely fallows deeply dream
Where weeping willows in silent peace grow
Seeds sprouted from deep within mother Earth
Fair maiden, forever this true love hold
Wide eyes absorbing true magical scene
Waterfalls in rainbows where we shall play
I am laid bare, naked with nothing to hide
Shall we believe in that promise forsworn

Robert J. Lindley,
free verse, 7-22-2019

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