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Sincerest Poems - Poems about Sincerest


Sincerest Form of Shame
Plagiarism self-inflicted, it blinds veracity keeping us forever in the dark To wander in costume as others unnamed, their vision to herald and hark In shadows of obscurity doubt crossing fear, we steal what can’t be bought Reflecting false images by our hand chasing —what can’t be caught (Radnor Pennsylvania: March, 2021)...

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Categories: sincerest, writing,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Sea-Side Walk With Sincerest Apology To Elizabeth Barrett Browning
The sand and sea were calling us ...

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Categories: sincerest, beach, dad, day, heart,
Form: Light Verse



Premium Member Stopping By a Woods With Sincerest Apology To Robert Frost
I think I know whose woods these are He lives across from me, not very far. He will not care I've stopped here to pee Snow is drifting to the fenders of my car. My old mobile idles sluggish in the cold Wondering, I guess, why I'd be so bold To stop without a gas pump near Between icy road and ditch...

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Categories: sincerest, humor, humorous, parody,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Sincerest Apologies
Dear Friends...many read Sweet Blessings from Me. I looked to check back at the poem and there was nothing there awhile ago. It had many reads. I am embarrassed, But there was no poem there. Here is why.. Had a missing closure mark behind b for bold. So it showed up a a blank page. Apologies. Pangie....

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Categories: sincerest, thank you,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Deep Solemn Prayer and Its Sincerest Hope
The Deep Solemn Prayer And Sincerest Of Hopes I walked myself to that great sacrifice stone Aware of multitude of sins, I must atone. Forever seeking path to die, make true amends For miseries I have caused lovers and friends This path, lit by wisdom and verses that speak true Leads me to a judgement that is too long overdue An Achilles...

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Categories: sincerest, creation, dedication, deep, devotion,
Form: Rhyme



Imitation Is the Sincerest Form of Flattery, So Don'T Sue Me, Wallace Stevens
I know what a poem looks like. I know how to make my prose look like verse. A little tuck here, an indent there, et voila! It’s verse! or worse ... a pale imitation of seem. (can I have some ice cream?)...

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Categories: sincerest, humor, parody, poets,
Form: Couplet
My Sincerest Apologies
I'm absolutely deplorable The worst there ever was I'm just down right Incouragable And I'm that way just because Some Call me the Devil While others fall in love Of faces I own several And each one fits me like a glove I'm a silver tongued Assassin Aiming directly for your heart I may not be old fashioned But I've had you from the start Haden...

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Categories: sincerest, angst,
Form: Rhyme

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