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Best Curb Poems

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Premium Member Tossing Out Regret
I’ve decided to be rid of some things:

	a moth-holed sequined dress with bitter tags,
	the weeping journal of ennui and pain,
     ...

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© P.S. Awtry  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: curb, moving on,
Form: Blank verse



Premium Member Maybe I Am No Poet At All
This poem was a forest fire; it burned me up as I read it
I was supposedly the writer. 
But was I?

Voices inside me are laughing,...

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Categories: curb, poets,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Weather Forecast
December 2017

Extremely high winds are forecast due to an influx of sprouts over Christmas . My New Year’s resolution to avoid chocolate is not the...

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Categories: curb, humorous, life, weather, word
Form: Narrative
Premium Member This Beautiful Brown Eyed Boy
He was skipping along, swinging his arms and laughing
At what I don't know.
His grandmother, lagging a few steps behind, was laughing at him I suppose.
And...

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Categories: curb, black african american, boy,
Form: Narrative
Tribute To Winged Warrior
Tribute to Winged Warrior

Oh what majestic beauty,
has been trampled,
trampled to death by a vicious enemy
Oh what misery is ours, 
we who are left behind
in ...

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Categories: curb, bereavement, death of a
Form: Free verse



Premium Member My Dream Home
My dream home, is far from being a perfect place 
the garden is full of weeds and it has no grace
Curb appeal in fact it’s...

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Categories: curb, beautiful, devotion, for her,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member The Night Santa Brought Us Weed
Twas the night before Christmas and all were in need
    as we waited for Santa who had promised us Weed.
Our parents were...

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Categories: curb, funny, humor,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member An Ordinary Girl - Translation From Tagore
Sharing my translation of a famous poem (Sadharan Meye) written by Rabindranath Tagore, who won Nobel Prize in Literature in 1913. It's one of his...

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Categories: curb, life, loss,
Form: Narrative
All About Eve
Woo the woman
Love the lady
Mellow the maiden
Manage the maid
Garnish the girl
Dazzle the damsel
Bar the bimbo
Latch the lass
Silence the siren
Moor the mermaid
Net the nymph
Madden the madam
Tame...

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Categories: curb, eve, woman,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member An Empty Street
One Texan day, a man close to his prime,
sat down on a curb beside a tree.
It was an empty street; there was no crime
nor danger...

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Categories: curb, brother, sad,
Form: Quintain (English)
Premium Member Today
Today,
I love you.
Today,  
I hate you.  
This week,  
I love you,  
This week,  
I hate you.  
Can this go...

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Categories: curb, hate, humor, love, relationship,
Form: Free verse
Ambush, Resume
I walked with ease
a comfortable moment after sunset,
I wore clean, comfortable skin
and comfortable, casual attire.
Past glowing shopfronts
on clean, wide pavements,
warm evening slowly darkened,
a good time...

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Categories: curb, metaphor,
Form: Free verse
Garden of Graces
Growing older is a garden of graces . . .
disgraces, wild goose chases, closed in places.
It is an imperceptible tottering of time on a
conveyer belt,...

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Categories: curb, meaningful,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member - What's Wrong -
Don't blow fake smoke
                     ...

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Categories: curb, confusion, dark, depression, feelings,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Learning From Life
If I do this then this will happen.
That's the way it goes.
Though why some fail to learn this,
The Good Lord only knows.

Some people fail to...

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© Judy Ball  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: curb, culture, inspirational,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things