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Best Chine Poems

Below are the all-time best Chine poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of chine poems written by PoetrySoup members


Premium Member Crepe De Chine
Melting butter
Luxuriously pampering
To my palate
Gentle stream with quiet ripples
Cool placid lake at summer’s end
Soft butterfly kisses on skin
Crepe de chine
~*~  

Annalise
Weave a Rondolet Contest...

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Categories: chine, dedication,
Form: Rondeau



The Broken Pieces
I sat under the grey shadow of the gloomy night
Raising the closed curtain of the darkest day's flight
My heart subdued the voice of my inner...

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Categories: chine, child, deep,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Another fine mess
Oliver often scolded Hardy, on a point of which he was
Never tardy.!
They had to have 'their daily fix' if not hourly? They were like two...

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Categories: chine, appreciation, celebration,
Form: Rhyme
I'Ve Crossed That Bridge Before
Planning on crossing over
where footprints of night
are ne'er seen...
There fish are spawning
in clear blue stream ~
Surrounded by verdant green;
Nature begins speaking to me.
An antiquated chine-wood...

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Categories: chine, art, happiness, imagination, life,
Form: Free verse
They Say.
Lets see if I got this strait
trust no one but believe in fate,
take time to smell the roses
but don't waist time on stupid choices,
always keep...

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Categories: chine, lifelove, time,
Form: Free verse



I Am Me
I am the leaves in the trees
and the critters that crawl 
when the sun is sleeping,
the pleasant and gentle wind 
that tangles through your hair,...

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Categories: chine, imagination,
Form: Free verse
Affairs of the Heart
nobody knows what defines once sorrow and pain without any gain 
nobody knows the tears that dry with the wind as they fly to hide...

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Categories: chine, care, change, conflict, courage,
Form: Concrete
Over Coming Child Hood Tram's
9/18/12
By:Sami LaRose
Over coming Child Hood Tram's

Trains trains how you drive me 
insane, it's like you've bit a 
tumor into my brain
So powerful and filled with...

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Categories: chine, fearfear, time,
Form: Verse
Premium Member In the Carvery
I sauce a capon
but chine a salmon
I spoil the hen
but truss the chicken
I lift the swan
but disember the heron
I side a haddock
yet disfigure a peacock
A...

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Categories: chine, food
Form: List
Premium Member The Buttery
Lisa, a freshman in our residential hall sister-suite, and I have become fast friends over the last couple of weeks. Before we began hanging out...

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Categories: chine, 12th grade, autumn, culture,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Loving the Susquahanna - a Story of Edibles
I am going to sea in a blueberry boat
That danced in the wind by the lee she did float
With vanilla sails and strawberry jib to...

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Categories: chine, boat, candy, children, chocolate,
Form: Narrative
Type Dreams
Three blank canvasses lean  against a hallway corner wall
Upstairs are boxes of paints, brushes and knives
Finished signed framed paintings hang throughout the house
Woodcarved dragons...

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Categories: chine, introspection, on writing and
Form: Blank verse
Stop Kvetching Kookamunga
I. e., this unfortunate
     mere erred reflection,
     aye re: zine
     (pronounced Syne),
 ...

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Categories: chine, 11th grade, 8th grade,
Form: Free verse
Type Dreams
Three blank canvasses lean plastic wrapped against a hallway corner wall
Upstairs are boxes filled with paints and brushes and several sets of knives
Finished signed framed...

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Categories: chine, introspection, on work and
Form: Blank verse
Plight of the Ghoul
The Plight of the Ghoul
                    ...

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Categories: chine, death, imagination, halloween,
Form: I do not know?

Book: Reflection on the Important Things