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Unmarred Poems - Poems about Unmarred

I Am the Watchman on the Hill
...I am the watchman on the hill, My brother’s cry, I hear it still. Though shadows stretch and winds grow wild, I’ll cross the dark to find the child. Not born of blood alone is kin, But shared ......

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Categories: unmarred, best friend, brother, courage,
Form: Rhyme
Catch it, hold it
...You snuggle in beside me, claiming the crook of my arm, like the last piece of our favourite puzzle finally finding its place. I rest my cheek against your precious head, waiting for this mome......

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Categories: unmarred, fear, introspection, mother daughter,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Something and nothing
...I'll write all of my poems to the spinning whirl within which I begin translation into being cajoled again to try for unmarred existence tip of tongue unpoisoned whites of eyes unwritten ......

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Categories: unmarred, anxiety,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Thornless Wonder
...In hushed greenhouses, a marvel grows, A pilgrimage for those who know: A rose unmarred by nature's thorns, Its beauty is pure, as morning dawns. I dreamed of its stem, a silken cord, Coiled g......

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Categories: unmarred, flower, rose,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Two Roads Diverged---
... Lord, which road should I take? They look equally appealing. I have a hard choice to make. From where I stand, both ways appear to be unmarred and grand! I cry, “With doubt, I’ve spa......

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Categories: unmarred, angst, faith,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Raven and Wren
...RAVEN AND WREN As the world wakes up To the sun’s gentle rays of light Frozen memories melt and flow Penetrate but do not satiate Moments of insipid sight A scenery of incessant delight As ......

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Categories: unmarred, bird, fate, hurt, leaving,
Form: Free verse
CHRONICLES OF ALENE COLLINS
...CHRONICLES OF ALENE COLLINS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Alene Collins, a tender soul in tumultuous terrain, Touched by turmoil, torn by tenderness & pain. She grew in her teenage testimonies, trial......

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Categories: unmarred, 1st grade,
Form: Alliteration
Abecedarian - true adulation
...Anchored in the Aura of your loyalty, the Breathtaking mood you enhance in me, for I Cannot fathom the length of your love Definitely not enveloped in envy but care Every time that phone rings yo......

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Categories: unmarred, best friend, care, celebration,
Form: Abecedarian
Sun Dance
...Our scars self-requited define who we are The pain when it’s welcome embedded unmarred Each blemish redeeming those choices to blame Absolving our future releasing the shame ......

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Categories: unmarred, pain,
Form: Rhyme
Ode To a Fallen Sparrow
...Oh, dear Sparrow! Fallen still Softly feathered where you lay As of a soldier gently eased To sleep in dreams away Whose dying wish was lost, was lost In wars of yesterday Your folded wings a......

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Categories: unmarred, bird, death, tribute,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Nocturne Opus 9 Number 1
...This hasn't quite worked, so I'll have to revisit it. I listened to Chopin Opus 9 number 1 for inspiration and got lots of sprawling thoughts. I tried to put them into a Rondeau Redoublé format an......

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Categories: unmarred, art,
Form: Ekphrasis
Premium Member Her Beauty and Her Sin
...So is she seen with innocence unmarred to shun the eyes of those taken with her to flaunt her beauty without fair regard her perfume to him but a sweet liqueur lust hoisting him upon his own peta......

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Categories: unmarred, beauty, lust, sensual,
Form: Quintain (Sicilian)
Victor Hugo Translation
...Victor Hugo "Love Stronger Than Time" Translation by Michael Burch Since I first set my lips to your full cup, Since my pallid face first nested in your hands, Since I sensed your soul and ever......

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Categories: unmarred, french,
Form: Verse
Unbowed
...How would it feel having no single woe to bear, In that sooty heart oft stung by ceaseless tear? Wouldn't the sobs-accustomed soul court pain, To save those melancholic rhythms in its stain? It......

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Categories: unmarred, allegory, angst, anxiety, betrayal,
Form: Didactic
Flowers In the Concrete
... Innocence lost, virgin hearts often get paved over by oppression gravel pressure Hardened thoughts laid cover the privileged lily eyes, and the tulip pupils of those in poverty Unjust......

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Categories: unmarred, allusion, imagery, perspective, society,
Form: Free verse

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