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Best Crinkles Poems

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Fave Poets Meet
Meeting my homegirls Wilma Neels
and Kim Van Breda with shrieks and squeals
hasty introductions and we're on our way
for a night of reading at Poetry Café

We've...

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Categories: crinkles, friendship,
Form: Rhyme



Oh Your Beauty

Your beauty extends 
Into the heaven
Whispering secrets of 
Happiness and affection.
You look up at me and smile
With crinkles in the 
Corners of your eyes.
The smooth...

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Categories: crinkles, love, romance, me, lost,
Form: Free verse
Soft Smiles and Sweet Kisses
Last fire before summer
Come snuggle in close
Lay your head on my lap
While I play with your hair
Tell me of how your day went
Your hopes and...

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Categories: crinkles, loveme, fire, fire, me,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member A Doily a Day
delicate lace linked by crochet
labyrinthine stitches a doily a day

counted by repetitious candlelight
motherly hands of preponderant foresight

twisting and surrender of silent threads
tucking each one into...

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Categories: crinkles, mother daughter,
Form: Couplet
My Oppressor and I
The parched sycamore leaf
Walked across the patio
Past the portal of my dwelling

The alder slab was immobilized
By a decorative door stopper
Arranged to let the warm
November day...

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Categories: crinkles, allusion, books, how i
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Spoon-Fed On Spoonerisms
Hooming in the near lorizon, 
another girthday makes me bloomy
The yays, the dears are massing paster!
I am diserablly mepressed, and in a date of great...

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Categories: crinkles, age, funny, old,
Form: Free verse
Tree of Magashi
I have walked for a mile 
in her footsteps.

She
offers a cooling balm
for the heat of my frustrations.
Leaning against that solidness gives pause,
to stop and drink...

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Categories: crinkles, women, perspective,
Form: Idyll (Idyl)
Opting Out
So at 47 I have arrived.
A position most disconcerting,
Troubling? Nay,
Downright disturbing!
A blatant assault.!
An ego in default.
Should have steered left, 
Perhaps joined a cult.

Having settled back...

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Categories: crinkles, age, beauty, desire, hope,
Form: Narrative
Cheap Plastic Surgery
Was tired of my wrinkles
and crinkles around my eyes,
the ones around my mouth
and my forehead on my face,
and couldn't afford the real thing
so thought I'd...

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Categories: crinkles, humor, vanity,
Form: Light Verse
Skin Care
She doesn't like her jowls and wattle; 
her wrinkles, crinkles and her mottle.  
She rubs in a lotion 
then applies a potion; 
if a...

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© John Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: crinkles, health,
Form: Limerick
The Many Reasons Why I Love You
The little things about you
make up the man I love.
I love the smallest things about you
that make you who you are.

The way your nose crinkles...

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Categories: crinkles, girlfriend-boyfriend, happiness, love, romance,
Form: Ode
Premium Member Embrace the Lines
I wear my wrinkles proudly.
In fact, they aren’t so bad.
They show I’m used to laughing
and I’m hardly ever sad!
These crinkles in the corners
of my sparkling...

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Categories: crinkles, funny,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Road Trip
Crinkles in our sheets
Are like road maps to the love
We'll make beneath them...

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© Rollo West  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: crinkles, love,
Form: Senryu
Premium Member Silence, Translation of Pierre Emmanuel S Silence By T Wignesan
SILENCE, Translation of Pierre Emmanuel's poem: Silence by T. Wignesan


The silence PRIOR to silence
	Silence anterior to the ineffable SYLLABLE where silence is born where it’s...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: crinkles, creation, universe,
Form: Free verse
Dragging the Wine
He saw it in my eye's,

a little sprinkle
from the pines-

little crinkles in the vines, 

what a pencil
drawing up signs,

nobody else could see have seen me...

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Categories: crinkles, dark, fear, imagination, journey,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things