Professed Poems - Poems about Professed

...New York Theory Boo don't talk to me news He rebegins Chaste in here with you I held out empty ink Twirling walls Rampant porcelain dreams Too many parks In one day, destroyed me sunder......

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... True Lovers and the Star Under the clear night sky sat a boy and a girl who professed true love for each other ‘One day I will capture you a star’ said the boy confidently The gi......

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...Scalpel, pencil, wisdom’s light Call to action, call to fight Shake them folks from comatose Thoughts collected, verse composed Tribute pay to something good And accuse someone no-good Speak ......

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... Written: November 12, 2024, for — Glenn Hughes Sponsored by: Robert James Liguori, inspired by the song “Let America Be America Again” ______________......

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... Professed, nonwarranted kinfolk attest upon the secret florist Herald stewards, forbear! Striplings, go not to entice the fawn’s forest Yonder snowy peaks, betwixt pearls, radiates the pinkest a......

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... They were sweethearts from childhood Someday wed was understood Clashing goals drove them apart Now, there’s no path to their hearts Lovely in her wedding dress At the altar, vows professed ......

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...1. In reflecting upon our relationship, I find myself grappling with the stark contrast between your professed affection and the deceitful actions that have characterized your behavior. Initially, I ......

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...would be best if our actions and tongues spoke the same language would be best if our actions our words truly expressed would be best if our words honestly professed would be blessed ......

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...A turncoat sheds his skin, like autumn leaves, To don a new coat with many bright hues. With a mask, and an overcoat for thieves, For whom or what, when, his deceit may choose. Once clad in vir......

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...Right from the start It's just a hiccup, I deceived my heart Believing every excuse was true Convinced she loved me like I do. She claimed the moon fell in a well Couldn't name her favorite co......

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... For the contrived inducement of fixated being, the transmuting tenet of uniqueness, the personified indented identity, changes in the self-devised palette of metamorphosed color mélange, w......

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... *After my last post I thought it would be nice to lighten up a bit with some warm, happy (well, not so happy for Elmer) pest poetry. Who doesn't love bug humor? This one actually won first place in......

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...my mother professed to not like dogs But dogs liked her. My twin does not like a dog She does not see value in a dog She does not want a dog She is fearful of dogs And yet here I am the quee......

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...Where Were You Where Were You as I sat Alone on the end of the dock, looking longingly into the night sky. As the so many stars that filled my eyes, and the dreams of you and what we once had fil......

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... He proclaimed an unprecedented love which is offered to those who hate us. He moralized ......

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