Historias de Rhymingpoetry

This is a continuation of my previous one, "poetry in emotion". This one's dedicated to the people who have helped me grow. Enjoy!

Poems I began writing about my current partners. Themes of polyamory, love, secrecy, and sadness. Rhyme + Freeverse Enjoy

Myths and legends, folk and fairy tales were likely the first stories told, part of verbal lore passed down from generation to generation. Bards and minstrels at court and manor, inns and taverns, sang ballads and odes to entertain and enlighten. Rhyme and rhythm made their way into everyday life, enriching our experience with words, stories, beauty, and drama. To this day, lyrical poetry can evoke emotions and sensations that transcend cultures, place and time. Fantasy Romance is a collection of fantasy-themed poems, teeming with mythological characters and fantastical creatures, designed to transport you to other times and otherworlds. Here, gods and goddesses, mages and monsters, witches and warlocks, sprites, wights and nixies hold sway, and sometimes ordinary people become embroiled in extraordinary circumstances...

My poetry are my heart's words screaming to be heard.

A collection of written poems

The end of the start, and the start of the end. It's a lie, it's the truth. It's everything and nothing. It's all of the above.

Different mirror, different reflection, different poem. We try looking for someone who understands, but the only person who does is ourselves; our reflection. Just a conversation between us looking at ourselves through a mirror.

"A Verse Unheard" is a contemplative poem that explores the themes of unrequited communication and the quest for genuine connection. Through poignant imagery and rhythmic flow, it captures the speaker's journey from frustration and silence to a deeper understanding and appreciation of those who truly resonate with their soul. The poem emphasizes the value of mutual understanding and the profound connections that can be forged through shared truths and quiet moments.

Welcome back to round two of madness and mischief. Yes, it's another poetry collection. Straight from the mental basement where I keep all the thoughts that probably shouldn't see daylight. Volume One was playful chaos. This one... well... let's just say the world's gotten weirder, and I've been taking notes. Are these poems fun? Sometimes. Political? Increasingly. Do I mock people? Without hesitation. Are there uncomfortable topics? Hell yes. Do I cross lines? Absolutely. Disclaimer: these are my thoughts, not a manifesto. You don't have to agree. And if you want to debate me about them - I admire your optimism, but I don't fucking care. I think everyone can live however they please, believe whatever the fuck they want, and I couldn't care less if they identify as a rubber band. The line, for me, is when your beliefs turn into you being a racist, misogynist, homophobe, anti-vaxxer, or any kind of bigot who thinks some people are worth less just for believing in the 'wrong God' or simply existing. And don't try to pull a vegan and convince others to follow your beliefs, opinions, or lifestyle. Anyway. Have fun, or not, whatever. Poems. Banana. HA!

just poems inspired by God, the bible, and various scriptures

Origin of the word "Inspire" - Middle English "enspire", from Old French "inspirer", from Latin "inspirare" - 'breathe or blow into' ('in' = 'into' + 'spirare' = 'breathe'). The word was originally used of a divine or supernatural being, in the sense of 'imparting a truth or idea to someone'. There is a connection with the word "spirit" which comes from the Latin word for breath - "spiritus", which is also from 'spirare'. Spirit : - the activating or essential principle influencing a person - an inclination, impulse, or tendency of a specified kind : mood - a special attitude or frame of mind - the feeling, quality, or disposition characterizing something undertaken e.g. in a spirit of fun We're all inspired by one another. Fanfic and Fanart are prime examples of work that is inspired. Here you can find my poems that were inspired by other artists' work, e.g. paintings by fantasy artist extraordinaire, Stephanie Law, and the artists on deviantart. I look at their paintings, take in all the details, and weave them into poem-stories. I do the same with music too. Some music can have a very strong vibe or mood, and conjure up images in my head. This happened with the music composed by pianist, Guste Galuskinaite, which resulted in the poems A Frosty Morning and Dance in a Dream. Hope you enjoy reading these poems as much as I enjoyed writing them!

The BOREDISTIC Fiddler of a LONER is a raw and introspective memoir that chronicles the tumultuous journey of a woman navigating the labyrinth of love, heartbreak, and self-discovery. Spanning over two decades, the narrative delves into a series of failed relationships, each leaving indelible marks on her psyche. From the sting of betrayal to the weight of insecurity, the memoir paints a vivid picture of the emotional scars borne from loving and losing. After the dissolution of a significant relationship, she retreats into solitude, seeking solace in the quietude of her own company. Embracing independence, she relocates to a top-floor apartment with a panoramic view, symbolizing her desire for a fresh start. In the same breath, she embarks on a new career path, marking the beginning of a chapter dedicated to personal growth and self-reliance. However, the allure of freedom soon gives way to recklessness. With newfound autonomy and a heightened sense of desire, she finds herself entangled in a whirlwind romance just months after vowing to remain single. This unexpected turn of events challenges her resolve and sets the stage for a deeper exploration of her desires, boundaries, and the complexities of human connection. Through candid prose and poetic introspection, The BOREDISTIC Fiddler of a LONER offers an unflinching look at the intricacies of love, loneliness, and the quest for identity. It's a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the transformative power of embracing one's true self.

This is strictly poetry.Rhyming poetry.

I usually never write sad things. But this one is for my grandfather who died 10 years before I was born. And I felt like writing a rhyming poetry for him. Enjoy!

I still love her.

Cutting open my heart to pour out how I feel. It comes down in floods of blood as words scatter on the floor in a jumbled mess or a pathetic attempt to explain my feelings. A book filled with all of my poetry. Enjoy the somewhat dark and somewhat light hearted rhyming poems that I have written.

Things that almost were: fleeting moments, almost-possibilities, suspended between hope and reality, like whispers of what could have been but never quite touched.

A book filled with poetry that I wrote in my free time. Read at your own brain cell loss. COPYRIGHT NOTICE All of these poems are the intellectual property of @IzzaBeast and are protected under copyright law. This collection is an original work written by @IzzaBeast. No one can publish or distribute any original work without written consent by IzzaBeast. No one quote original work without giving proper credit. © 2020 All Rights Reserved.

I don't do romantic, soppy poetry so yeah enjoy 👌

Just a little attempt at a short children's poem. Hope you enjoy and happy for any criticism. There is still improvements to be made. Thomas is hungry and steal his neighbour's pie without thinking of the consequences. when he realises what he's done he makes his attempt to make amends.