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Best Bellows Poems

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Naked Subjugation
Last night I wandered past your total disregard
And walked forlorn 
Stark insecurity amplified
Still I walked , my usual forebearance uncomplied

Upon furthermost the distance between us...

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Categories: bellows, anxiety, betrayal,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Chasm
An empty echo bellows from within the depths of a chasm. Endless and cold, it moans an apathy that desecrates the sanctity of love and...

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Categories: bellows, introspection, cry, love, together,
Form: Free verse
Always Yours
The handwriting became darker,
And I imagined your hands pressing upon the page,
Wavering whether to write your thoughts or not
Soon, sure, the wavering became conviction,
And in...

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Categories: bellows, heart, introspection, passion, poetry,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Premium Member Wind Storm
forest storm winds warn
in loud bellows and whispers ~
trees vertical plight...

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Categories: bellows, natural disasters, storm, tree,
Form: Haiku
Harvey the Hippo
Harvey the Hippo

Harvey is a huge hippopotamus
Who bathes in a bay that is bottomless
HIs mouth is as large as a riverboat barge
And he weighs ten...

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Categories: bellows, animal,
Form: Limerick



Premium Member Spices Bouquet
Rumbles roar
Waterfall's bellows pitch
Misty spray sprinkles rocks quinces thirst

Soft moist moss
Springs forth upon hard rock
Constant moisture encourages growth

Yell water
Rush, reverberate
Crash, clamor upon solid firm stone

Fresh...

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Categories: bellows, beauty,
Form: Verse
Old Soldiers
He sits in a wheelchair pushed to the curb.  The people around him move aside to assure he is able to see.  His...

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Categories: bellows, inspirational, war, old, old,
Form: Narrative
A Wish For a New Day
What happened to my boisterous boy,
      beloved keeper 
           ...

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Categories: bellows, bird, day, emotions, loneliness,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Fata Morgana
"Fata Morgana" 

feet hardly touch the ocean
when silent stars of no voice
transmit words to pay the ferryman
on the water no reflection 

gently the sun waves...

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Categories: bellows, muse, mystery,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Encouragement
Fans
the heart-
that bellows
embers into
flames...

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Categories: bellows, art, education, music, on
Form: Lanterne
Premium Member Monsters of the Sea
A contracted seafarer...concerning no servile rank, 
kept e'er involved watch...away from menial daily tasks top deck,
while steadfast wary of...the diligent taskmaster's whip.

A dawn swift gust...brushes...

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Categories: bellows, mythology,
Form: Sijo
Premium Member Road To Anywhere
The house sits locked and bare;
a derelict car sputtering off
with the last of the possessions 
that owned her.

Bellows of dust and sparks
trailing; lingering behind 
as...

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Categories: bellows, freedom,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Odyssey of We Are Centre
"The Odyssey of We are Centre"



Where does he come through 
with his fishing lines?
Casting off metaphors
worms of vitriol
hooked and dipped,
he’s so green backed  
rolling...

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Categories: bellows, abuse, anti bullying, bullying,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member In My Dreams of Death
In My Dreams Of Death

    In my dreams of death, my desires create
    not a bright, merciful angel there...

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Categories: bellows, dark, death, dream, evil,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Month End Madness
Panting, running, paying, fuming,
Bumping, swearing, hurrying, driving,
All because today is the thirty first
Of the month, why are we all nigh to burst!
Got to buy groceries,...

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Categories: bellows, friend, husband,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things