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light
peace
bad friend's
smile
lion heart
Scammers
A story
Listen to the wind as it blows A gentle breeze soft and slow The stars are out taking on a magnificent glow Waves pounding rhythmically in a row How easy it is to become one with the sea Slowing your life down the way it should be Enjoying
Time goes by so quickly Here I sit with a glass of wine And the memory of you Memories of the past Can soothe the soul But memories of regret Can make you numb All possibilities are left Only in your mind
Spilling out some lines, not entirely sure what its about!
rave on, rave on, got a feeling, go with it
effects of aging
I went through my old poems(mcradloff), and enjoyed the comments on them, thanks to anyone who took the time to read and comment on my many poems, much appreciated!
This whimsical poem anthropomorphizes global organizations as players in a game of hide-and-seek, symbolizing the complexities and hidden actions of global politics and economics. It playfully critiques the elites who navigate these institutions, subtly wielding power. Despite its light-hearted tone, it acknowledges the grave consequences of their decisions. The poem aims to make the abstract concept of global governance relatable, aiming to provoke thought and discussion. The poem was written with a spirit of light-hearted cynicism, highlighting the absurdity of these power dynamics, yet it carries an underlying hope for a more transparent, shared global governance. This ode falls under the category of "Satirical Poetry." Satirical poetry uses humor, irony, exaggeration, or ridicule to expose and criticize people's stupidity or vices, particularly in the context of contemporary politics and other topical issues. In this case, the ode humorously critiques the often unseen actions of global elites, symbolized by leaders of major international organizations, and their effect on world affairs.
This poem, titled "It Takes Two for a Tango," is a beautiful exploration of love and partnership through the metaphor of a tango dance, taking place in the natural backdrop of a blooming garden. Each flower represents a unique aspect of love, making the poem rich in imagery and symbolism. The poetry flows rhythmically, much like the dance it describes, and uses the flowers as a progression through different stages of love, from passion (roses) to purity (daisies), commitment (lilies), joy (sunflowers), harmony (tulips), mystery (orchids), gentleness (violets), brightness (marigolds), and finally the culmination of love's journey (garden).(To Maharlika)
"Beauty is truth, truth beauty,"- that is all Ye know on earth, and all ye need to know.tw -John Keats (Ode on a Grecian Urn) (I wrote this piece in my mid-twenties)
Powell was the inspiration He knows his name Have never met him Don't know him well But he appears to have much heart
Just venting to myself. You just happened to red it. LOL Hugs
Honor of Men: Men should be HOME Not overseas on foreign soil! *Updated: A Gentleman, Hero, Defender, Admirer That will give & Support Acknowledge the female feminine race! Vs. let another Beat Her down! War, what is it good for? Absolutely nothing The only good that comes out of war Those who profit from everything they make for it from blankets uniforms meals guns bullets tanks ships planes etc. endless profits foundation of deceit War turning up supplies From chow hall meals to labor But the ones who get hurt are behind their loved ones off away at war zones Men women spouses mothers family All of them are left behind each other their loved one dearly missed irreplaceable
the feel of the jazz age
Possibilities of uniting love and trust are endless and indestructible.
Reflections of a cool summer day in New England
It was originaly made in Romanian word's but i have translate it, and it is dedicate to God as you will be able to see
The poem captures the profound sense of longing and solitude experienced by an individual. With each verse initiated by a letter from the word "lonelyness", it outlines the emotions evoked by solitude in a romantic, melancholic, and alluring tone. Each verse also mentions a different flower, which adds a layer of metaphor and symbolism to the expressed emotions. The poem moves through the phases of night into dawn, mirroring the progression of the speaker's feelings - from deep yearning and a sense of loss, to a new hope and acceptance of solitude. In essence, it's a journey of an individual embracing their solitude, experiencing a range of emotions from longing and melancholy, to seduction and romance. Despite the loneliness, there is a beauty in the experience, much like the beauty of the flowers that accompany each verse. It's a celebration of resilience, the human spirit, and the ability to find beauty even in solitude.
The poem is about trying to find a romantic match Sometimes the devine can influence and arrange these things Hope you can connect with this
Reflections on the future through the proverbial lens of a clock.
Wrote this for my better half.
i Wrote it as i had a lot going on in the family, Always a good base in life is a solid tree.Plus i lost my wife, so if you like a 5 min outburst and a calm mind to paper lol.Hope you enjoy.
I have asked this question of myself many times.
Ripple of water cascades follows the river bank ebbs and flows the jagged rocks cascades down burrows From simple flows the stream widens and flows sounds of water cascades Down waterfalls power and surge sound fill ones hears to th
Just a thought come to mind
Please forgive how bad the poem is. I have not had my Morning Coffee yet. My kitty also keeps interuppting me to play. Five minutes into it, she curls up and starts snoozing.
People can say what they will to hurt you but in the end you will always be okay.
Imagining a trip to an old underused church
FORREST GUMP goes to HEAVEN The day finally arrived when Forrest Gump dies and goes to Heaven. He met at the Pearly Gates by St. Peter himself. However, the gates are closed, and Forrest approaches the gatekeeper. St. Peter said, "Well,
I met a lady recently and was resting the next day and decided that I would like to meet her again. This is a little fun thing about the thought surrounding the desire vs the trepidation of when is the right time after that first encounter to make contact
I believe you are there, Somewhere in the endless air, A presence felt but never seen, A whisper in the silent dream. You are the gentle touch of breeze, That rustles through the autumn trees, The warmth of sun upon my face, A reminder of yo
THE MUSE: EDELWEISS – Vol. I Versification Treatise/ Poetic Pillars Book I: English version/ Part II: Poetic Pillars – Monads - Questions and Answers 2018+ / 2019 ©Th3Mirr0r
THE MUSE: EDELWEISS – Vol. I Versification Treatise/ Poetic Pillars Book I: English version/ Part II: Poetic Pillars – Monads - Questions and Answers 2018+ / 2019 ©Th3Mirr0r
To the one I’ll never say goodbyes So many times. I’ve had you in my bed. Not in reality But in my head... I find you sexually attractive So dominate my body I’m willing to be submissive.... Lust fuels our intimacy But our fire burns O
THE MUSE: EDELWEISS – Vol. I Versification Treatise/ Poetic Pillars Book I: English version/ Part II: Poetic Pillars – Monads - Questions and Answers 2018+ / 2019 ©Th3Mirr0r
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