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- Poems about the Power of Music
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Final retirement. I moved on, but stayed interested. Honest distortions emerging from the distance of time.
The thin comfort of fading memories. Thoughts on poor decisions and worse outcomes. Not often, but every now and then. September Roses Mar Little house Timeless street Childhood garden The scent of your preschool playground after a storm on a Wednesday in may The distinguishable noise of your parents' doorbell The weepy feeling looking at childhood photos and knowing you'll never get those moments back The melancholy moment you realize the book you're reading was your favorite bedtime story The second the atmosphere shifts and you're suddenly thrown back to memories of your mothers embrace on a stormy night The suffocating feeling of revisiting tales thinning at the ends as your recollection slowly fades The slipping grip of what once was that will never be again, slowly turning faded and acid washed until its nothing but a feeling you cant put a name to Nostalgia.
I've heard that distance makes the heart grow fonder; but somehow it seems to me, melancholy is the mislaid piece, for the pangs in my chest have only grown stronger. Spread miles apart, on separate time zones and continents, your absence from my eyes captivates my consciousness. Replaying our memories in an infinite loop, my mind plays its tricks to remind me of you.
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As if I could forget that spellbinding time we spent, on the days and nights right after we met. Faisal Nov When We First Met! I remember I had run Behind ur car Under that beautiful sun Heart was overjoyed U had lowered the window glass I saw ur lips smiled I had gotten late Ran to reach the cafe Meeting u was our fate When i saw ur face I was taken aback Time had stopped, U had dazzled in black Pat Broadbent Oct On an early sunset.
Planes streak across the wide October sky— The sun is setting— Contrails stream behind them, glowing scars of the evening.
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First Crush snippet 1. Edit 24 August Wow, over 3. Thank you for reading, honestly, have a nice day. Songbirds in your garden sing. Honeybees, birds and blooms unfurl an enchanting spell when spring comes by here Memories waft 'neath burled rustic trellis where flowered tendrils grasp fleshly like the newness a love once tenderly embraced Songbirds in your garden sing of swooning memories rapture..
If only now in dreams of yore a sky full of stars shine brighter, a garden of flowers fragrance more pungent, and songbirds in your garden from yesteryear sing tantalizingly more beautiful Hanna Jordan Oct Stephanie Marasco Apr Most people don't look twice Unless it infected their gardens. Then it is uprooted, stem and head. Thrown away and then forgotten. Carter Ginter Sep Love Drug. I can barely stand certain music now Each song holds a memory locked into it Multi-Love for instance It's fitting that I'm burning incense right now Because this song brings me back to December You were into hookah at that point The sweet and smoky scents danced around us As your sonos speakers Cascaded those guitar riffs into our ears I thought you were ecstasy But you became an addiction And like that smoke in my lungs You burned me instead.
Benji James Sep Crying Parking Lot.
Poems for Kids
Memories bombard my eyes All the wrongs caused in past times Failures on parade Wrong choices made Too late Can't change them Why do I stop and reminisce When all these things Leave me feeling like this? What has this life become? When you're all alone Crying in a parking lot Shots left me with a wounded heart Just like a broken vase Put together again It's not the same Thoughts of death plague my mind Runs through my head too much of the time Try to fix it with a rhyme, a line Tried praying for a sign All I see is empty skies And this is why I'd like to know What has this life become?
This was that Dante who was first to open the way for the return of the Muses, banished from Italy.
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Dante helped lead the city into a new era. Ironically, though, this poet who embraced the Muses and exalted Florentine speech spent much of his life in exile.
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Kings and emperors battled with each other and the papacy, pitting church against government. Guilds and powerful families carved Florence into spheres of influence. Fortunes could be gained or lost overnight. Still, Dante took immense pride in his ancestry.
When Dante was still a child, his mother died and his father remarried. Dante speaks affectionately of a sister in the Vita Nuova , but it is uncertain whether she was his full sister or a half sister.
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He also had three half-brothers. Boccaccio records that Dante also learned the arts of poetry, painting, and music.
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In the Vita Nuova, for example, Dante shows close familiarity with poems by Provencal French , contemporary Italian, and classical authors. Before Dante turned 18, his father died. The couple had three or four children together. Although Dante includes numerous accounts of his contemporaries, friends, and enemies in the Divine Comedy, he says nothing of Gemma. Some commentators take this as a negative reflection on their relationship, but the memory might have been too painful.
In the Vita Nuova , Dante describes the event:. The moment I saw her I say in all truth that the vital spirit, which dwells in the inmost depths of the heart, began to tremble so violently that I felt the vibration alarmingly in all my pulses. From then on indeed Love ruled over my soul. Gerard Manley Hopkins Gods Grandeur Gerard Manley Hopkins Pied Beauty Thomas Hardy The Darkling Thrush William Butler Yeats Sailing to Byzantium Thomas Stearns Eliot Journey of the Magi Alfred Prufrock Wystan Hugh Auden September 1, Wystan Hugh Auden The Managers Stephen Spender The Express Dylan Thomas Fern Hill Walt Whitman In Paths Untrodden Robert Frost The Road not Taken Robert Frost Birches Robert Frost Spring Pools Judith Wright Legend Hope Australia Edward Kamau Brathwaite Wings of a Dove Margaret Atwood The Animals in that Country Daniel David Moses Inukshuk Sarojini Naidu Indian Weavers Nissim Ezekiel Night of the Scorpion Nissim Ezekiel A Poem of Dedication Kamala Das An Introduction Kamala Das Punishment in Kindergarten Ramanujan Still Another View of Grace Arun Kolatkar The Railway Station Keki N.
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