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Best Containers Poems

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Premium Member 'beach Buddies' Collect 'stuff' - For Contest
Twice a month on our tiny little Isle
A group of heroes go that extra mile
Wearing protective clothing they clean the beach
Removing vast amounts of rubbish...

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Categories: containers, appreciation, beach, beauty, care,
Form: Rhyme



A Matter of Convenience
A grove of magnolias perfumes the air
as they sit absorbed in one another's gaze,
she with her crochet and he with his collectibles
uneasy in their pleasure...

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Categories: containers, happiness, day, drug,
Form: Verse
Premium Member 8 Little Egypts
Something strange

and unexplainable comes this way,
this way, it comes to us sly and fast, 
some say, perhaps, 
it has already arrived, 
it walks unseen, in...

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Categories: containers, easter, humanity, words,
Form: Narrative
Ink Well Spent
I'm a message poet,
with a diamond pointed pen
I crack the hidden safes,
and take a honest look within
Things people wanna keep secret,
dark things they don't want...

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Categories: containers, identity, perspective, poets, truth,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Premium Member Yorkie
Yorkie

What a wonderful day
I decided  to give Peanut my four  year old Yorkie a bath which of course he hates
I lathered him with...

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© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: containers, dog, humor,
Form: Free verse



Miracle On 10th Street
On many long, drawn out nights, his routine was to
shuffle aimlessly along dimly lit city streets.
Much of the time, his only companion was a
concealed remnant...

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Categories: containers, loneliness, loss, sick,
Form: Free verse
A Matter of Convenience
A grove of magnolias perfumed the air
as they sat absorbed in one another's gaze,
she with her crochet and he with his collectibles
uneasy in their pleasure...

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Categories: containers, inspirationalday, drug,
Form: Narrative
Ordering Groceries On Line
And...

I need 24 quarts of 2% milk;
Okay, "6 gallons of milk!"
No, sir, I want 24 quarts, it stays fresher that way!
But lady we only have...

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Categories: containers, cat, fun,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Grandma's Gifts
When Grandma died, I found some things

                  ...

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Categories: containers, christmas,
Form: Rhyme
One Time At the Beach
I went to a nude beach one time
Where tanning was filling their needs
Ronald MacDonald in his prime
Showed his buns of sesame seeds

That's a crazy way...

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© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: containers, beach, fantasy, fun,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member My Tree and I
The birds have flown up and gone
They have built their own nests
On the trees of the alien lands.
My tree is lonely and leafless.
We look at...

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Categories: containers, familytree, tree,
Form: Verse
Alone
I met my Aloneness. It found me.
It moved into me, and I embraced it in an empty room.
In that moment I became full, a clear...

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Categories: containers, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Another Broken Doll
What little breath I have left is being spent
choking on tears that I have held for too long.
But a lid keeps me shut in here
in...

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© Sam Raven  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: containers, heartbroken, hurt,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Don'T Make Me Trash
DON'T MAKE ME TRASH


In your parched arid life you would like to drink
From chilled cans all kinds of enchanting liquid
With the pleasure of satiation you...

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Categories: containers, abuse, lust, metaphor,
Form: Rhyme
El Chapo
El Chapo, I have faith in you
You'll never come to harm
After all, what's that they say
You know, ... third time's a charm

How long did they...

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Categories: containers, irony, mythology, philosophy,
Form: Ballad

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