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Best Cast Iron Poems

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Premium Member An Old Cast Iron Pan
I imagine when you first see it…all you see an old cast-iron pan…you don’t see where it’s been…you only notice the outside…not the history within.

But...

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© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: cast iron, family, memory,
Form: Rhyme



The Lady of the House
It’s siesta, yet one can hear from the second floor of the house the animated sharing of juicy news some visitors have brought to the...

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© Kp Nunez  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: cast iron, abuse, analogy, black african
Form: Haibun
Premium Member A Place Called Beautiful
There is a place called beautiful nestled deep in my mind's eye
Gingham curtains crisply pressed frame periwinkle summer sky
Brass kettle on the old gas stove...

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Categories: cast iron, beautiful, family, grandmother, imagery,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Never Stood a Chance
eggshell dreams

     porcelain heart

cast iron sky






5/12/2019
MAY 2019 PREMIER 4 Poetry Contest
Brian Strand, Sponsor...

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© P.S. Awtry  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: cast iron, heartbreak, sorrow,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Making Tea
It's styles of a nameless brand pristine day
an exclusive star-sheathed shadow after 
overwhelming luminous glare fainted
a somewhat true-to-life footpath in
a back of structured quaintness

Encountering myself...

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© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: cast iron, allusion, analogy, blessing, celebration,
Form: Concrete



Premium Member Having Enough-Remembering Thanksgiving
I awoke to the familiar sound of dishes rattling in Mother’s kitchen and to the thick scent of coffee wafting through the air. I glanced...

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Categories: cast iron, thanksgiving, thanksgiving day,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Simple Poverty
Simple Poverty

I think that I was maybe three
When memories started following me
They called us poor and, I guess, we were -
These things will tell if...

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© John Posey  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: cast iron, childhood, family, growing up,
Form: Rhyme
The Funny Farm
The love we shared is now no more.
    With bitterness she slammed the door.
She said I've had enough I'm through with you.
...

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Categories: cast iron, loveme, life, me,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Country Livin'
Cans to kick, Sticks to whittle
Blow that jug, or saw that fiddle
Roll up your jeans,Go grab your pole
Wade right in, to the old fishin' hole
If...

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© Joe Inka  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: cast iron, introspection, life, nature, old,
Form: Rhyme
Melted Ice Cream Promises
You swear your word is solid
as a silver serving spoon
Well, why does it always feels like
another mis-spoken dog day afternoon
		Hotter than July
in the middle of...

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Categories: cast iron, allusion, metaphor, perspective, truth,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Good Life
Mornings, light and smiling
Coffee brewing, black
Meat frying in a cast iron skillet
Grease, flour and milk, stirred together
Gravy poured over steaming biscuits
Granny’s breakfast – typically
Grown to...

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Categories: cast iron, appreciation, blessing, celebration, grandmother,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Moonshine Shuffle - Moderate Country Waltz
Moonshine, diesel fumes, and chicken wire. 
Laundry hangin’ on the line. 
Bible open to the Book of Job. 
Backyard thick with prickly pine.

Jacket pocket full...

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Categories: cast iron, allegory, marriage,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member Pots
I came from a place of bean pots and tea pots
I love my trusty three-decade old crock pot
One holer, two holer, three holer, four
Another kind...

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Categories: cast iron, culture, drug, how i
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Betty's Swing
By Valerie D. Staton


Down a long winding road there lived Old Betty Ann
In an old wooden house, the color of sand

Her home was surrounded by...

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Categories: cast iron, color, death, fun, garden,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Mushroom Picking
In the cool of an autumn morning
my father and his friend, 
Jimmy Kerin, would go
mushroom picking in paddocks 
way out past the last suburban fence.
I...

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Categories: cast iron, autumn, dad, memory, mother,
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs