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Donne Poems - Poems about Donne
Donne Poems - Examples of all types of poems about donne to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read
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Am I a Poet?
My doubts are grave can I write verse? That will withstand test of endless time Hesitant my thoughts scan universe Will pen craft free verse or maybe rhyme? Often departed poets cross my mind Poe with his Raven and Donne...
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©
Delice Arleen Skelly
Categories:
donne,
introspection,
Form:
Rhyme
John Donne with typo edit
John Donne, English poet innovator and scholar finished life wearing a clerical collar. Most famous for sermons and love poetry, a wife and twelve children also had he....
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©
Andrea Dietrich
Categories:
donne,
write,
Form:
Clerihew
Emagi Donne Sun Rising
emagi=reverse ekphrasis | \ / ...
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©
Brian Strand
Categories:
donne,
poetry, poets,
Form:
Shape
Clerihew Donne
English cleric one John Donne oneday his poetics had just begun A master of verse so erotic so divine & metaphysique...
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©
Brian Strand
Categories:
donne,
people, poetry,
Form:
Clerihew
Felice Festa Delle Donne
Donna, donna, oh dolce donna Il mio amore, la mia culla, il mio inizio Nel mio quaderno quotidiano Ogni giorno è il tuo giorno Sei la mia anima, il mio pilastro Ti amo ogni giorno E ti amo, amore mio. Donna, mia...
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©
Hebert Logerie
Categories:
donne,
anniversary, blessing, celebration, environment,
Form:
Rhyme
Go and Stretch a Puppy's Tail - With Apology To John Donne
Go and stretch a puppy's tail, Get with rice a manioc root, Tell me if sun will buy moon a veil, Or to who he gave her leather boot, Teach me...
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©
Newton Ranaweera
Categories:
donne,
humor, parody,
Form:
Lyric
For Whom the Death Tolls
You are told there is no pandemic. You are told it’s all a hoax. You are told it’s a deep state conspiracy. Three thousand deaths here, ...
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©
Thomas Wells
Categories:
donne,
allusion, america, death, funeral,
Form:
Political Verse
Poetic First Liners Donne
When ,she and I become we True love for us,may not be- 'til I love her,who loves me This Shakespeare style triplet was inspired by John Donne's phrase in 'Love's Deitie'...
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©
Brian Strand
Categories:
donne,
appreciation, poets,
Form:
Tristich
Poetic First Liners Donne
When ,she and I become we True love for us,may not be- 'til I love her,who loves me...
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©
Brian Strand
Categories:
donne,
appreciation, poets,
Form:
Triolet
Between Man and God, a Cavernous Rift Hath Grown, Tribute To John Donne
Between Man And God, A Cavernous Rift Hath Grown, Tribute: To John Donne Between Man and God, a cavernous rift hath grown Fed by fleshy desires and seeds by devils sown Rotten fruits of which were spread...
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©
Robert Lindley
Categories:
donne,
art, earth, environment, evil,
Form:
Sonnet
John Donne Phrasis a Metaphysical Muse Recited
A METAPHYSICAL MUSE What thou lovest in her face is colour,if her face be painted on a board or wall, thou wilt love it.She speaks,smiles and kisses much. Because it is painted do you not behold with pleasure her...
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©
Brian Strand
Categories:
donne,
love, poetry, writing,
Form:
Verse
A Question For Mr Donne
If no man is truly an island, does that mean we are all linked by bridges of hope, or causeways of despair? Are we just flecks of dust on this world-- or is each soul a universe in the next?...
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©
L. J. Carber
Categories:
donne,
introspection, universe,
Form:
Free verse
John Donne Strikes Again
Dark clouds: emptiness abides. White clouds: emptiness abides. See yourself through these windows of the world. What are you waiting for? Remember, we stopped using 'for whom' years ago. Yet, John Donne still rings true. Just ask. "Yes, I say. Just...
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©
Orma Sullivan
Categories:
donne,
introspection,
Form:
Free verse