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Apelike Poems - Poems about Apelike


The days pass, the weeks pass
...Could we not at least exchange some crummy anecdotes about our recent pasts some poorly recalled bus stop or shop incidents semi memories of there was this time when I'll take any half digested......

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Categories: apelike, day, i miss you,
Form: Free verse
Conception
...The day is conceived, tossed bedsheets birth landscapes. Apelike, a grin gawps. In the backroom of a slow thought I dress for breakfast - recall the tropics, sticky rice, coconut milk and ......

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Categories: apelike, poetry,
Form: Free verse



Hollow Waves
...Sharks swim in their bones, the little teeth of little fish hollow whales away. Shrimp and krill scrimshaw a limitless hunger upon the white crests of dark waves. On a basking beac......

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Categories: apelike, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Yes, Life Crumbled At His Feet Like Decay On An Old Log
...Yes, Life Crumbled At His Feet Like Decay On An Old Log Yes, life crumbled at his feet like decay on an old log that morn was abjectly eerie had a low moving fog and in the distance a low murmur......

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Categories: apelike, age, deep, humanity, meaningful,
Form: Rhyme
The Opaquest Narrative
...In Michigan, the weather can change for the worst in October. This particular Halloween came a blizzaring. The lights went out and in a dark, dark room, candles were lit; therein, the opaqu......

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Categories: apelike, crazy, dark, deep, fear,
Form: Narrative



Premium Member As Happy As Sharks In Hell
...A long journey, hot and sweaty With thorns along the jetty Pricking my body dangerously I sat and pondered glumly Hell is surely filled with demons Ready to give me lots of sermons And reducing ......

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Categories: apelike, faith, life,
Form: Rhyme
Hello, Cousin
...Hello, Cousin? By Elton Camp From an apelike brute they say we’re descended But I wonder if the ape would be highly offended Charles Darwin was the first man known to see Just how a thing li......

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Categories: apelike, funny, change, , atheist,
Form: Rhyme

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