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Best Ahold Poems

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The Word Weaver
Things look bleak, hopeless...

A tapestry of images in my head
swirls and tells me a story,
hauntingly beautiful
then unravels so fast---

I try to catch ahold of it,
but...

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Categories: ahold, introspection, lifeme,
Form: Free verse



Mystery Girl
Our eyes meet, and the temperature is rising 
When we're standing so near, there's no disguising 
I don't know what to say, your a princess,...

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© Lyric Man  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: ahold, confidence, destiny, emotions, feelings,
Form: Lyric
Blinded By "beauty"
If only she had known.
Then maybe she would have saved you.
Maybe she wouldn't have turned her back.
So that you wouldn't have to face this all...

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Categories: ahold, angst, devotion, friendship, passion,
Form: Narrative
Stars
He’s beautiful.
Laying across from me,
Eyes a confused green.

I know his skin is soft
Because in one moment,
He placed a coin in my palm,
And I had the...

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© Iris Blade  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: ahold, beautiful, love,
Form: Free verse
Nightmare
I wake up crying alone in the dark;
The thoughts of the dream made me scream;
I seek out your hand but its not there, nor are...

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Categories: ahold, lost lovedream, dream,
Form: Free verse



Units of Measurement
Every day we're shedding skin
Every hour I shrugged off my shoulders a version of myself that danced away with the thoughts that wouldn't dare to...

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Categories: ahold, anxiety, depression,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Straight To Hell - a Short Story
I was a seventeen year old senior in a coed, catholic high school.  Our gym classes however were still all boys and all girls....

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© Joe Flach  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: ahold, life, day, school, teacher,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Soul Stance River - 18
12 hours of excruciating labor pangs have Sacagawea breathing
into the face of Death,
as she violently shakes her head back and forth, teeth clenched,
sweat boiling and...

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Categories: ahold, adventure,
Form: Epic
Deceptions
I see smoke and mirrors 
Deceptions of the mind 
Are they just glimmers 
Of what I might find 

Where have they led me 
Have I...

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Categories: ahold, addiction, anxiety, dark, pain,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member Abacus
You can count on me
within a small frame. 
As colors have a name,
you can count on me. 

You can count on me 
with a childlike...

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Categories: ahold, childhood, education, friendship, happy,
Form: Rhyme
The Day Before You Died
Remember the day before you died? Your heart reeked of mania. The way you lied about your whereabouts broke my world into a mangling mess....

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© Lu Loo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: ahold, death of a friend,
Form: Verse
Premium Member A Tael To Tail
Early in the MOURNING I usually went out,
To ride my bike on a FLOUR filled route.
BUTT because of the WHEATHER, today I changed,
A nice ride...

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Categories: ahold, adventure, bible, wisdom,
Form: Rhyme
To An Angel
I cast my gaze heavenwards
To a place where the love angels dwell
I can't see you, but hear my words  
And my heart desires as...

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Categories: ahold, cute love, love,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
My Daughter and Son
The world spins around so very fast;
Gone are the days of my past.

When I was young and free;
Nothing ever seemed to get ahold on me.

Then...

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Categories: ahold, baby, child, children, daughter,
Form: ABC
When Night Comes
when the night comes and the moon 
calls me i have to go            ...

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Categories: ahold, lifelife, me, night, time,
Form: I do not know?

Book: Shattered Sighs