Best Blended Poems
Blended Family RecipePut a man who is wholesome
into a mixing pan.
Combine one loving woman
and blend well with the man.
Add the children of the man,
and the woman’s children too.
Mix them all together
as you would a pot of stew.
You’ll want to add some patience.
It will help the taste...
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Categories:
blended, family, children,
Form:
Beautifully BlendedLands of my mother color my skin bold. Pale and freckled.
my skin remembers the lush lands of old and i am swarmed with Irish blood.
Tanned and sun kissed, like my mothers people,
i am tainted by her strong Italian blood.
Soft as silk, i'm bred...
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Categories:
blended, beauty, black african american,
Form:
Bio
Blendedimages slowly set
as colours cry
wet-into-wet
Inspired by James Peranteau's recent poem ALL COLORS CRY
Whistler was a master of this technique as was Manet.A favourite of mine see this link ( a
large print of which was bought by my family for my 60th (over a decade...
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Categories:
blended, art
Form:
Ekphrasis
BlendedEven though we have different colored skin.
We have some of the same friends.
We even follow some of the same
trends.
We both hustle to make our ends.
Now that we have...
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Categories:
blended, love,
Form:
Rhyme
Blended ColorsA beautiful chameleon doesn't ever find good hue identity. Just keeping leaf marks, not only... Petals quickly read some twilighting under vast waterfalls.
X-raying yellow zigzags....
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Categories:
blended, animal, color, nature,
Form:
ABC
Hearts Blendedmy love
for you is true
so uncomplicated
new beginning for our two hearts
together forever, just me and you
forget the past, happiness lasts
hearts blended, extended
blessed from above
real love...
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Categories:
blended, love,
Form:
BlendedUpended side silhouetted curves
Guitar gut succumbs concave pummel
Stroke of silk amber timber turns
Tranced incessant performer to animal
...
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Categories:
blended, crush, desire, music,
Form:
Rhyme
Categories:
blended, drink, wine,
Form:
Haiku
A Blended SeperationA Blended Separation
1.
A blended separation is what we should call...
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Categories:
blended, 12th grade, addiction, age,
Form:
Verse
The Type of Women, With I Often BlendedThe type of women, with I often blended,
You can easy find in the local bars around.
It's a type which is my mother warned about,
And type which daddy heartily recommend!...
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Categories:
blended, adventure, women,
Form:
Quatrain
Blended Bliss. for public domain
At first the Light was overwhelming,
no sense of self was found there dwelling,
no sense of end, and no beginning,
bright whirls only of endless spinning.
Gradually, a sense of self returned,
unscathed, unbounded, unburned.
Together with the Light it churned,
and both were one when we returned.
And...
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Categories:
blended, growth, identity,
Form:
Rhyme
Blended BeingsPorous promises
Replete reticent repose
Listless listened lies...
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Categories:
blended, absence, allusion, art, birth,
Form:
Haiku
A Tricky SituationA combined family.
A tricky situation.
One I have managed to avoid and gladly
I have no idea how they do it.
Each thinking the other one’s children
are spoiled.
Keeping their mouths shut
or worse, taking over too soon.
A tricky situation.
One I have gladly avoided...
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Categories:
blended, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form:
Free verse
The Miracle of TimeBlended themes of hopes and dreams now seasoned by the years.
Awakening at dawn to the gift of a day, no longer wrought by fears.
This gift of time is most sublime as death's doors creep so near,
keep close the ones you love the most and all...
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Categories:
blended, spiritual,
Form:
Light Verse
Not Just Another DayMy lady
My ladies, younger
One and two
Can't be taken for granted
Their powerful love
Coloured with forgiveness
Again, I thank my Savior
Jesus, the reassuring joy in my soul
Come death or birth - days
Amen. Shalom shalom friends...
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Categories:
blended, absence, africa, america, celebration,
Form:
Prose Poetry