Poets Poems

For her this rhyme is penned, whose luminous eyes,
Brightly expressive as the twins of Leda,
Shall find her own sweet name, that nestling lies
Upon the page, enwrapped from every reader.
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I used to think nurses
Were women,
I used to think police
Were men,
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I am a veggie table
A table made of veg,
There’s so much fruit upon me
All living on the edge,
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some say we should keep personal remorse from the
poem,
stay abstract, and there is some reason in this,
but jezus;
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Some -
thus not all. Not even the majority of all but the minority.
Not counting schools, where one has to,
and the poets themselves,
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I, too, dislike it: there are things that are important beyond all
this fiddle.
Reading it, however, with a perfect contempt for it, one
discovers in
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Chameleons feed on light and air:
Poets' food is love and fame:
If in this wide world of care
Poets could but find the same
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You speak for the lakes, the trees and the birds
You say what they'd say if they had the words.
Make PEACE and be proud, choose well every choice
Speak HOPE and speak loud, you are Nature's voice.
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It seems these poets have nothing
up their ample sleeves
they turn over so many cards so early,
telling us before the first line
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In the blue sky just a few specks of gray
In the evening of a beautiful day
Though last night it rained and more rain on the way
And that more rain is needed 'twould be fair to say
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Authors and actors and artists and such
Never know nothing, and never know much.
Sculptors and singers and those of their kidney
Tell their affairs from Seattle to Sydney.
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I'd like to write - like grown-up poets do:
with similes that span the universe,
that sparkle, crackle, dazzle, woo the mind;
and touch the heart with tender, swoony verse...
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A poet's wandering heart is precious
Only to a few eager souls, who hear
Their heart's songs echoed in his words.
That's why to them, the poet is so dear.
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Come and see the old poet
Laying in his bed of ashes and dust,
His love in ruins
His mentality frozen by restless rust,
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Happy Birthday to someone who
is celebrating it very soon

If I could send a bouquet of
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Beauty is seen daily in poetic duty every day,
Cutie is our Poem Hunter Family all here say.

Far across the globe poets unite here to write,
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Poets Dance in the heart of rhythms
Discussion spoken in the pen
Energy being tampered with in the music
Limitations rarely occur in audio-silence
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You made me love the teachings of Tagore.
My thoughts were mesmerized by your sitar.
I kept the little flowers from India,
Artfully pressed to span a century.
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Poets, come out of your closets,
Open your windows, open your doors,
You have been holed-up too long
in your closed worlds.
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Daily I listen to wonder and woe,
Nightly I hearken to knave or to ace,
Telling me stories of lava and snow,
Delicate fables of ribbon and lace,
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They will write exploiting the database, from matters available and accessible. If robots can scribble poetically, what to put it in connection with machine men and their machine tools? Robots as poets. How to instruct and what do we want to make them do? It all depends on our intelligence and acquisition of knowledge.

Robot poets writing the poetry of man, mechanical man, industrial man, iron man, factory man. Robots as poets, machine men, iron men, factory men as poets with the tool kit of artificial intelligence walking past the edge of technology and its application.
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Today, I have the pleasure to interview Peshawa Kakayi پێشەوا کاکەیی, , a Kurdish poet from Iraq. I am happy to showcase international writers for ILA Magazine and Peshawa is extremely accomplished. Before we begin, I will share with you, his biography, and some publishing credits:

Peshawa Abdalla Abdalrahman, also known as (Peshawa Kakayi پێشەوا کاکەیی,) , is a Kurdish poet and writer. He was born on April 19,1984 in Qaladze, Kurdistan Region of Iraq. He completed his primary, secondary and high school education in the same city. In 2008-2009, he obtained a bachelor's degree in political sciences from Sulaimaniyah University. He has published articles in many newspapers and publications. He has published 21 collections of poems, written and published a research book, and a book on poetry based on four in-depth interviews. He also wrote a literary diary. That's an average of 24 books so far. He also has four books ready for publication, two of which are research and two of which are poetry.
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the dangers of reading a great poet
the dangers of reading an inspirational poet
are obvious great inspirational poets inspire
inspirational poets inspire a desire to read
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Direct, open and frank talks take place only in friendship;
Such a thing is impossible in any other human relationships;
But only great Poets talk openly about all sans caring anyone;
For, Poets are independent and free birds saying truths only!
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Despise the poets, love of beauty
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Poets are almost hidden from the fabric of society
Their role is misconstrued and mismanaged by academicians and politicians
Poets are anonymous witnesses to the brutality of life
As well as being the receptacles of the goodness of life
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Poems about Poets and Poems for Poets and Poems 'after' other Poets


Caveat Spender
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who reads the poet
who reads the bard
who reads the verse
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Top 500 Poets On Poem Hunter Poem Site Sunday 27 September….

Today I present here the first 12 Classic Poets on page One
As I have told you when I did this for the premier time
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The List Of Ranks From Poets On Top 500
TodayThursday 24 September

I present here and I must tell you that I am inspired
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