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Belvedere Poems - Poems about Belvedere

Uecker
...Many people are sad because he's no longer here. Forty years ago, I watched him on Mr. Belvedere. He played baseball and was a sportscaster as well. Uecker became a success, he certainly did not f......

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Categories: belvedere, baseball, death, sports,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Kiss Footle
...his kiss fair bliss mosaic deltaic bronze prints warm tints love flowed ......

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Categories: belvedere, appreciation, art,
Form: Footle



A Flashback of Schiele
...There is a Strange quality to my memory of Albertina and Leopold's corner at mulled wine scented streets I walked covered with a veil of calmness but A few things were somehow not the way I......

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Categories: belvedere, art, memory,
Form: Rhyme
Belvedere
...The warm summer had the hood of my car hot to the touch, the cool night had us tucked in tight, I don't remember the movie, we had missed too much. During winter the snow fell down, each other w......

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Categories: belvedere, 12th grade, fear, lost
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Beautiful Hunger
...She could see pink over the vanity that her husband had built. Someone had removed its mirror, oh, long ago and put it in the alcove with the window so she could sit and look over the cemetery ......

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Categories: belvedere, death, spiritual,
Form: Blank verse



Premium Member The Kiss of Klimt
...I hurried through the halls of Belvedere To reach the floor where I could see “The Kiss” The place I’d find his artwork was so near I finally came upon it, joyous bliss! It hung there straight ......

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Categories: belvedere, tribute,
Form: Iambic Pentameter
Nonsense
...Problems in the mirror may be further than they appear Don’t fear when they’re near, they’ll soon disappear help is here, let me give your mind a steer I’ma just keep writin’ until it all appears ......

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Categories: belvedere, dedication, funny, humor, hyperbole,
Form: Rhyme
Adorn
...I planted this garden to enjoy. Photosynthesis comes from the sun. The white orchids set to the east. The daffodils are astray. The roses are a spread on a rack. The tulips and morning glory are in a......

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Categories: belvedere, appreciation, autumn, beautiful, beauty,
Form: Free verse
Drunken Loneliness
Categories: belvedere, sorry, sad, people, mystery,
Form: I do not know?
Mr. Belvedere Doesn'T Live Here............
...Parents are so busy and pre-occupied with their own lives, They never flinch when the doorbell rings twice, They yell for the children to open the door, Chastising them forevermore....... Yet, ......

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Categories: belvedere, angst, caregiving, childhood, introspection,
Form: Prose Poetry
Mannequin Dreams
...Falling from forty clouds, ticking clocks melting time. Penguins that waddle backwards, church bells that never chime. Costume heros reading books, birds parting their horizon sea. Rabbit hol......

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Categories: belvedere,
Form: I do not know?
A Demented Soul
...The doctor injected something in me when I was just a embryo! I figured my mother was the enemy standing at the end of the rainbow. As a babe I use to take off my diaper and throw it at my......

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Categories: belvedere, angst, fantasy, funnyme, halloween,
Form: Free verse
The Black Mirror
...Glossy and translucent face, as a cold night Into your desert of darkness there is no star Only a black moon and a deep scar by diamond Feelings traveling by trails on high cliffs, Looking for in......

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Categories: belvedere, imagination
Form: Free verse
Adieu
...My rose unfurled, withered in my eyes, And thorns endured where dainty petals aught; On scented breath exhaled beguiling lies, And morning weeps, unblushed, for love is naught. Farewell to lusty ......

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Categories: belvedere, lost love, love, rose,
Form: Sonnet
When They Met. Part I.
...When Socretes, Plato and Aristotle teamed, the line between the will to learn married the will to teach. When Raphael, Leonardo, and Michael lived at Belvedere, Art would see her form take shape a......

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Categories: belvedere, education, history, hope, imagination,
Form: Carpe Diem

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