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Best Bomb Shelter Poems

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Premium Member - On Our Beautiful Earth -
We are part of
   one endless journey
   Journey of discovery of
   our earth
   We make an impression
...

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Categories: bomb shelter, earth, war,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member The Occasional Crazy Guest
There's facts and small truths and jokes about life,
Canned laughter and the occasional song.
And there's always argued political opinions,
From big to small, right and wrong.

The...

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Categories: bomb shelter, social,
Form: Quatrain
Pedarist
PEDARIST

Why am I so flippant yet complacent?

Hypocritical Martyr

Torture chamber – secret sub-basement

Bomb shelter        Pedophile aquarium

Abducted children raped half-dead

Migraines...

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Categories: bomb shelter, abuse, child, childhood, grave,
Form: Enclosed Rhyme
Premium Member Love Knows Not Age
My dad fell head over heels in love with my mom during their college years. Mom was a petite, a dark haired, dark skinned little...

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Categories: bomb shelter, angel, love,
Form: Haibun
Premium Member Why Fireworks Scare Me
People just don’t understand
Why sometimes I jump in fear
Or why I cry and cower
When a loud noise I hear

People find it amusing
When I start to...

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Categories: bomb shelter, war, family, family, me,
Form: Quatrain



The Crying Wild Creatures
THE CRYING WILD CREATURES.
Nzongi Mwero.
Oh, we recall the bygone times,
The days of the golden past,
That chirping with our merry mates,
Flying around the parks,
Gone the joys...

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Categories: bomb shelter, anger,
Form: Free verse
Progress
Another concrete bomb shelter emerges, taking the shape of a Starbuck coffee palace embedded with the captive lure of free internet service. Like a crouching...

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© Steve Zak  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: bomb shelter, culture, perspective, society,
Form: Narrative
Dance, Ballerina
A few years ago,
In the depths of 
my deepest poverty,
I felt like having a drink,
But I had no money
or car,
So now I had to think

Then...

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© Tom Bell  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: bomb shelter, angst, father, funny, life,
Form: Free verse
Freedom Loving Cowboy
Freedom Loving Cowboy 

At the bar, by the docks, I spoke to a man who wore a cowboy 
hat and had a pearl handle revolver...

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Categories: bomb shelter, adventure,
Form: Blank verse
Gerry's Here
Get up bring your book and blanket
Through the hall way cross
And through the kitchenette
Over  dark veranda  down the garden stairs
Enter the shelter and...

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Categories: bomb shelter, history,
Form: I do not know?
The Nick of Time
once when the world was young and made sense 
Back then when sense was so real and solid 
Before green waves that hid the sky...

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Categories: bomb shelter, life, life, time, ,
Form: Bio
Premium Member Women In the War Zone
She cried on national television
A plea that broke my heart
Her baby clung so tightly
In the bomb shelter they embarked.

Once, I experienced such turmoil
No baby on...

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Categories: bomb shelter, bullying, humanity,
Form: Free verse
The Tale of the Liverpool Blitz
The Tale of the Liverpool Blitz

Mill Road Hospital took a Direct Hit
On the Maternity Ward indiscriminately killing Pregnant Women and new-born children 

Reduced the City...

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Categories: bomb shelter, world war ii,
Form: Free verse
Footroo
One flight of steps down 
                   ...

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Categories: bomb shelter, abuse, discrimination, poverty, war,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Advice From Professor Hoose Gooser
We should do something Professor Hoose Gooser said.
Of course this was years ago, today this old coot is dead.
It is too late now said the...

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Categories: bomb shelter, children, humor,
Form: Rhyme

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