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Appreciation Poems | Examples of Appreciation Poetry

Premium Member Surrogate-
Surrogate I want to properly cover you; Stand before you in Father’s truths; One day I will write the, perfect song for you; And the author Jehovah Jireh; Together Elohim and I; Will co-write beautiful sonnet; ~ I write just for you; So you can sing them to me, in the presence of Jubilee; This too I write co written to you; Be this I...

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Categories: analogy, appreciation,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Friends
friends make you feel good they bring you a smile during cold spells and a blanket of warmth for your soul friends pull you up when life drags you down they bring you out of your shell when you're refusing to step out friends bring out the sun on a cloudy day they cheer you up when you want to cry friends remind...

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Categories: appreciation, cheer up, friend,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Unintended Innuendo
Line of inquiry: “as we passed her she did wilt which caused in us sense of guilt since our stance perhaps did cause to put her heart’s joy on pause though we’re gentle, not hostile we diminished her soul’s smile since our aura as she viewed scent of love did not exude” While springtime presses in on my thoughts, forcing me to believe that even...

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Categories: appreciation, blessing, god, memory,
Form: Free verse
Darling bud of May and first audience
2025.5.01 Thursday, first day of May. It has been 6 months since I played songs from a different language, So far I did only 8. Only two since the start of the year. On 17 March this year, I was at the library, waiting for JC, To return his book as I promised. I ended up meeting someone else instead. Since then, I had...

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Categories: appreciation, happy, how i
Form: Free verse
THE PRISMATIC SELF
In the hall of mirrors, I lose my face A maze of reflections, each one a different shade Of truth and lies, of light and darkest space I search for the real me, but it's hard to stay The judges' voices whisper, "Not enough" A litany of doubt, a choir of rough Hands that shape and mold, yet can't define The contours...

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Categories: anger, anxiety, appreciation, art,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Passion Fruit
Rain down on me like A sinful summer storm Sticky as sap hard as brown tree Stir me with your silver words Shiny seductive and secretive Boiling my inner thighs Causing cranberry cries Hotter than a red July Fill me with your denim dreams Rough and rugged for wearing Your seed bearing genes Perhaps with my smile And your eyes ebony wild Dance with...

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Categories: appreciation, fruit, love, lust,
Form: Free verse
UNINTENDED INUENDO
Unintended Innuendo as we passed her she did wilt which caused in us sense of guilt since our stance perhaps did cause to put her heart’s joy on pause though we’re gentle, not hostile we diminished her soul’s smile since our aura as she viewed scent of love did not exude In fleeting glances, we convey a universe of unintended sway our presence, a subtle breeze that...

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Categories: absence, age, anger, appreciation,
Form: Rhyme
Recordance - Apr 30
A slivered moon is looming peacefully above the pristine glow of golden dusk, bathing in a navy sky,—me?, I bask in her gush of seraphic majesty. A careful look, cast in serenity, reveals the silent shadow of her disk; the sunless face wears a dark veil. Her mask gazes upon me,—in return, I see the full splendor of her...

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Categories: appreciation, beauty, imagery, moon,
Form: Italian Sonnet
PEERS
In halls of learning, we gather round, Peers united, common ground is found. Shared laughter echoes, memories made, Together we grow, our bonds are displayed. With every step, we learn and share, Supporting each other, without a care. In times of need, they lend a hand, A friendly nudge, to help us stand. Through trials and tribulations, we face, Peers by our side, a...

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Categories: appreciation, addiction, adventure, age, anger,
Form: Rhyme
Cascades
Giants creep through disguised as trees. Tiptoeing by the ancients asleep underneath. A deep slumber echoes from the ground. A blanket of silence filters the sound. The mist rolls in and the forest takes a breath. A crow takes flight and comes to a rest. This mossy rock becomes my throne In the center of my newly found home. My spirit wanders, and...

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Categories: adventure, appreciation, dream, fantasy,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Ekphrasis on Vivaldi's Spring
a vivacious veil of violin awakens the sleepy field~ the sky breaks into birdsong and as tulips stretch wide I behold petals pirouette kissed by the morning sun as rhythms rise~ celestial scents fill the air, whilst the breeze brushes her almond cheeks that bloom on first of May and as the cadence softens, I hear Spring’s susurrus laughter in cascading notes of effulgence~ Oh, my soul...

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Categories: appreciation, seasons, spring,
Form: Ekphrasis
Sightseeing at Home
My husband and I love to travel And in cities we like to explore – Museums and zoos And places with views, Plus gardens and markets galore. We wander down street unfamiliar; Try restaurants that we don’t know And sometimes we chat About where we’re all at With some locals we’ll meet as we go. Yet today, a few subway stops took us To a cool...

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Categories: appreciation,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Wonderful World
Sometimes life is a lot on those days, it is hard to be an optimist Today was one of those days, a doctor's appointment, tests, and then a little drama thrown in But then, a simple greeting from a young neighbor and his sweet smile, reach out and touch my heart Going on my daily walk, I take the time to appreciate the...

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Categories: appreciation, life,
Form: Free verse
Twenty years elapsed since Harriet Harris, nee Kuritsky gave up the ghost May 5th, 2004
Twenty years elapsed since Harriet Harris, née Kuritsky gave up the ghost ~ May 5th, 2004 Often these days the following genuine sentiment Matthew Scott Harris doth wish to share one son, cuz twenty years after mother succumbed courtesy of terminal illness that ravaged her body. I still reckon how yours truly shrugged off proffering tender loving care within whose womb, this sole prodigal son wannabe born, thus...

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Categories: absence, adventure, appreciation, destiny,
Form: Free verse
Glory
Fun, Your nun, Loving meant, Rules can be bent!...

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Categories: appreciation, cute love, fun,
Form: Free verse

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