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Noblesse Poems - Poems about Noblesse


Premium Member magnolia noblesse
the hues are washed and lifted off the canvas free the frail and delicate gentle silky petals caressed with spring's appeal only pure magnolia can offer such magnificence beyond a stream of opulence posted on March 30, 2025...

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Categories: noblesse, spring,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Let There Be Limericks: Noblesse Oblige
The King The king was quite old, but not senile, And his problems with sex were not penile. He could rut with the best, When put to the test, And got plenty of rest in between while. The Queen The queen wanted Sir Bruce for her lover, But said knight had his sights on another. She became unenamored, When she caught him unarmored, And in bed...

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Categories: noblesse, humor,
Form: Limerick



Noblesse Oblige
Painstaking plumes of surest gait To wield diamond steel over fate; With slow pair of wit-guarded lips, As otiose words sway great ships. Invincible flair and exacting knack To stand out from the frothy pack; Ochred with all blue-penciled skill, For nabob’s dimwits do mimic still. With the far-scanning aquiline eye That fowls unborn miles like a spy; Plus an ear for tiniest...

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Categories: noblesse, allegory, anxiety, blessing, care,
Form: Didactic
Noblesse Oblige
Bated young as if moth, our rushlight engrossing as inferno, to minds untaught of hell. As hell itself to learned folk, cursed with mystic beginnings, drowned deep within their well. Before the airy days of care, can gently ease them in, to the world as sheer as veil. We bury deep insecurities, in soil that we are oblige to love, and scorch the earth in ways...

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Categories: noblesse,
Form: Epic
Premium Member Noblesse Oblige?
The old King took to the battle and leapt into the fencers fray. “Noblesse oblige” his cronies cry. “Our King will save the day!” He was a bull to their gazelle nae a fair fight, nae by half; he'd fight just to see the thralls fall he ‘d pierce those peacocks for a laugh! His continence was so fearsome. His two burly arms a...

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Categories: noblesse, allegory, history, introspection
Form: Rhyme




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