Hair Abecedarian Poems
These Hair Abecedarian poems are examples of Abecedarian poems about Hair. These are the best examples of Abecedarian Hair poems written by international poets.
My wish for your day
by Osman Mahamud
They say we should not judge a book by it cover
But if the tittle is Souleiman Hamzah
Then I think I ever glance through
Hey man, if...
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anniversary, best friend, birthday,
Phoenix
by Daniel Victorian
Like a Phoenix she rose from the ashes.
And her hair was bright red like a flame.
And I can see the fire in her eyes.
And I...
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addiction, age, anger, anxiety,
''Christmas Beauty''
by Dear Heart
All is beautiful on this Christmas Eve in my neighbourhood,
bright colored lights are flickering on many a lovely house,
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Categories:
christmas,
Flirting
by Dear Heart
According to the dictionary flirting is not used for serious intentions,
but to amorously show superficial or casual interest, really?
Can someone tell me why it cannot...
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Categories:
fun,
Spring Wealth
by Joyce Johnson
Azaleas putting on spring frocks of
Beautiful shades of salmon or pink.
Calling bees to pollinate;
Delighting humming-birds with drink.
Everything is new in spring,
Fruit trees gorgeously attired.
Gardens turning...
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flower, spring,
Christmas Beauty
by Dear Heart
All is beautiful on this Christmas Eve night in my neighborhood
Bright colored lights are flickering on many a lovely home
Charming and enchanting- it seems a...
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christmas, night, snow,
Gardener and the Meadow
by Ryan Boza
To it to me, it would never wilt not even through the drips of sand, or the ravines of strangling weed
So ripe thy pretty rose...
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emotions, jealousy, life,
Fairy Daydreams
by Nicole Rodriguez
Among the flowers lazily lounging high above,
Bees hover and soar like pigeons,
Counting their precious treasures,
Delving in with rapturous delight.
Elongated pebbles are my benches,
Freckling the earth...
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fairy, garden,
Gone
by Brenda Meier-Hans
Gone
After your last breath I was defeated,
Body, soul and spirit taken down.
Caressing memories became my new world,
Drowning in the past was solid ground.
Everything you did...
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appreciation, bereavement, cancer, death,
Inhaling Nature
by Carolyn Devonshire
Alone I revel in nature’s splendor
Biding my time without daily worries intruding
Can I remain here forever?
Daydreams assure me I may
Even though time seems to...
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joy, nature,
AND I'M STILL WAITING
by JAN ALLISON
Ages and ages I’ve been sat in this chair
Bored out of my brain it’s really not fair
Can’t wait much longer until it’s my turn
Don’t keep...
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anger, health,
Wakeup Makeup
by Aunika Alch
There is a girl named Brianna
She Is 12 years old and she loves tea
And makeup! So every morning when she
Gets up she does her...
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Categories:
art, beautiful, beauty, best
LEXICON OF MY POEMS
by Suzette Richards
A is for audacious, a bold statement made by the foolhardy
B is for boor, an ill-mannered person who’s apology is tardy
C is for curtail, an...
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Abecedarian
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Categories:
on writing and words,