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Absinthian Poems - Poems about Absinthian


Premium Member dichotomy -
... yeah, right ... do you really think I believe that? that I'll swallow that pill? look at the damn lines on this brow ... do you think they were etched by happenstance?? not even CLOSE, sweeth......

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Categories: absinthian, analogy, break up, conflict,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Reverie of Wonder
..."In the absence of complication, trials and tribulations become distant memories. Above sapphire skies delight sanguine eyes - inspiring forthcoming musings of the mind.......

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Categories: absinthian, appreciation, life, love, nature,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Mother Gaia
...You pour through my soul Absinthian elixir My Mother Gaia. Sunsets of Ruby, Elysian fields, golden; Amethyst mountains. I taste Bing cherry Concord Grape fermentation Tangerine......

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Categories: absinthian, appreciation, earth, environment, nature,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member Muse In Space
...They say in space, no one can hear screams; so I go there in sleep just to scream. OBE’s are one beautiful escape; muse must release to create and she has a lifetime to scream abo......

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Categories: absinthian, imagination, muse, space, symbolism,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Soliloquy and Silhouette
...SOLILOQUY AND SILHOUETTE Soliloquy and silhouette, a lively dance, A sideways glance, such dalliance of form. In Verona, this jester must be serious. Stance - Shoulders back, feet......

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Categories: absinthian, hate, love,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Drowning In Jezebel's Absinthian Beauty
...From the anise do I awaken. Molten sugar dribbles into my veins; O languor! My mind’s overtaken—. The green fairy has me forsaken in pain; a siren, she beckons me to her shore: her green eyes in......

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Categories: absinthian, corruption, lust, metaphor, woman,
Form: Sonnet
Eyes
...stormy raindrops enlightened by an absinthian glow How much, how far you have seen, to bring about so much bliss kings and prophets have led you to Cairo Two moons embrace my fallen kiss......

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Categories: absinthian, love,
Form: I do not know?
Poem I
...Bitter as wormwood or Turkish coffee, absinthian abandon; this passion stings and burns. Cheeks blaze with the scarlet sign and stigma and your teeth leave their signature on my hips. Prudence we she......

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Categories: absinthian, love, passion,
Form: Free verse

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