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Awnings Poems - Poems about Awnings

I'm Struggled
...Halted growth Battled water Moistures talking Above the lawless Days first lies Desperate sights Knowing not what they've done Another March Visits the spun Cotton bottles broke Twice pluck......

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Categories: awnings, character, farm,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Empty Cafes, 2020
...No use to fret, its only temporary measures As keepers of the gloom proclaimed in press Suspend the longing for the simple pleasures Amidst the circumstances of distress Awnings are lowered, tabl......

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Categories: awnings, change, city, feelings,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Song of The Sandhill Crane No 1: ABAB
...A descension of value bows night scenes, the purple canopy edges its hoist, spirits cool Platte River to lose its sheen, Nebraskans wake to clarion fields voiced. A loyal guest calls, it's the Sa......

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Categories: awnings, allusion, analogy, animal, appreciation,
Form: Crown of Sonnets
At the Seaside
...I lingered by the seaside on a cold and frosty morning, The dark clouds overhead were billowing out a warning Feeling them calling to me in a manner of some gloom. That I would be better off watch......

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Categories: awnings, storm,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member New York Canister Building
...Somewhere in New York City was an upbeat corner building. Painted in bright lively colors, with awnings and such. The corner filled with a building shaped like a canister. colorful petunias, geran......

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Categories: awnings, city,
Form: Imagism



Premium Member Four Cafes
...Riotous revellers' laughter drifts up from their apricot lit late night haunts, four cafes are notoriously avoided venues for overindulgent consumption of alcohol. Across the street, from my thi......

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Categories: awnings, character, fashion,
Form: Prose
Premium Member Before She Died
...At first my collared shirts were ironed, And I enjoyed my thought that this meant love. Then she stopped the ironed shirts. She gave me keys to her house and car. Then took them back; returned b......

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Categories: awnings, best friend, cry, garden,
Form: Free verse
Hot Day In July
...A hot day in July He stood in the shade of the awnings of a shop closed for lunch, the street was nakedly empty no breeze disturbed the fine sand of time. A cat under a car was watching him i......

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Categories: awnings, cat, devotion, gender,
Form: Sonnet
Cadets Dress Ship
...The tweet on the pipe called the muster fall-in The cadets all fell in with nary a din For now they’d be grouped for “Hands to Cleanship” To dress up the ship afore the Old Man's pip-pip Well-t......

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Categories: awnings, military, sea,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Morning View From Snappy Shine
...The Morning View from Snappy Shine David J Walker 7 AM and the doors of Snappy Shine Are open The lights turned on for the Artists already at work in Palettes of kiwi and spit ......

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Categories: awnings, work,
Form: Rhyme
An Evening With the Claus
...Where fatso's by the fireplace His wicked fingers teasing A velvet suit shows ashes on for yuling peoples pleasing When awnings on a window top reveal a shadow stalking And presence through a......

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Categories: awnings, analogy, character, christmas,
Form: Quatrain
Christian For the Stay
...Where fatso's by the fireplace His wicked fingers teasing A velvet suit shows ashes on for yuling peoples pleasing When awnings on a window top reveal a shadow stalking And presence through a......

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Categories: awnings, analogy, christmas, holiday,
Form: Quatrain
The Yanerbie Highway
...the Yanerbie Highway The Yanerbie Highway Is paved with white silken sands Stretched between water’s lapping fingers And the feet of towering dunes The Yanerbie Highway Runs at Southern Oce......

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Categories: awnings, beach,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Gazebos
...Millions used to roam across Africa’s plains, But, sadly, not one Gazebo still remains, Yes, unfortunately, they are now extinct, Their fate and Man’s greed, clearly linked. Treasured for their......

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Categories: awnings, africa, animal, environment, fun,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Weather To Inform
...Observing the clouds roll in Could be penance for a sin Bright light darken Thunderous barking Severe weather alert Important advisory stimulates and flirts Informing debatable spectacle ......

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Categories: awnings, anger, fear, heaven, nature,
Form: Rhyme

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