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Best Blackening Poems


Beneath the Blackening Trees Outside My Window
The imposing green dumpster stands
Like a Grecian altar, in what
Was supposed to be a driveway
One car beside it and a horde
Of cats walking around.
Every now and again someone
Approaches , not to deposit but
Find his next treasure.
Flocks of old people draw near,
They roam the outskirts of...

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Categories: blackening, allegory, life, social,
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Stars Were Blackening
Black fire was furtively raging
after the massacre of moon.
I still stood with feet of clay
to experiment with my lies.

Bare neck hanging, something
has to be done, to make a gift
for the sake of truth, walking alone
without an effort.

I suddenly realize the illusion
and fail miserably in a...

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Categories: blackening, art
Form:
Stars Were Blackening
Black fire was furtively raging
after the massacre of moon.
I still stood with feet of clay
to experiment with my lies.

Bare neck hanging, something
has to be done, to make a gift
for the sake of truth, walking alone
without an effort.

I suddenly realize the illusion
and fail miserably in a...

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Categories: blackening, adventure, allegory, angst, animals,
Form:

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Premium Member Browned Blackening Ebony Body-
~In her head and array of electric eclectic fluoride of pink and wrinkled mass intelligence 
Between her eyes and aroma often spied critical scenes a scenic skies fresh fragranted Springtime  lavender spies 
A brown blackened ebony body
Tweet her thighs coveted blossoms almond rise enveloped...

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Categories: blackening, analogy, black love, body,
Form: Dramatic Verse

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