Transmigrate Poems | Examples


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Premium Member Easter

Ethereal    Ascendant  Sacred      Transcendent  Emmanuel    Redeemer
Emissary   Afflicted     Submitted Triumphant     Evangel        Reformer
Exemplum Agonist      Servant     Teacher          Emancipator Restorer
Epiphany   Adored       Slain        Theonomy       Efficacious    Resurrectionist 
Everlasting Altruist      Sanctifier  Transmigrate   Expurgator   Reconciler 
Eternal       Almighty   Supreme   Triumphant      Eminent       Risen!

Premium Member Those We Love Unconditionally


There are those I love unconditionally
Regardless of their attitudes, ideas or beliefs.
I love them because everyone is in a state of perpetual motion;
Tension or release…
From the surly bonds of society
Wherein we find ourselves full tilt;
And who’s to blame for all the shame, 
Turmoil, toil and guilt?
From past and present participle 
To future tense somehow;
Those we love we place above
Ourselves, right here and now.
And there are those we wish to elevate 
As high as sky is round;
If you and I could transmigrate 
I’d find you up or down.   
Don’t ask me why 
We laugh and cry 
Like children growing still;
There are those we love unconditionally
And additionally, 
always will.

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