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Best Cutout Poems

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Premium Member Ice Diamonds
After the flurry
My soul delights
Soft curves before me
Ice cream dreams
Shadows dancing and stretching
Defining infinite frozen sculptures 

Ice diamonds 
floating through the air
Glistening
Riding the shafts of...

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Categories: cutout, appreciation, beauty, happy, how
Form: Free verse



Turn Me Into Love, Ethereal Lanterns

Rice paper dreams, lanterns and beamers of peace  
lighting the way to my heart you are in far remote  
Intricate cutout beauty, please...

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Categories: cutout, appreciation, emotions, faith,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Paper Doll Chorus Line
Paper Doll Chorus Lines
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© Odin Roark  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: cutout, hope,
Form: Free verse
Social-Light
I didn’t miss the snub
Your fancy social club
Will just not be requesting my application.
But joy, as it turns out, 
There is no shred of doubt
That...

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Categories: cutout, growing up, me, social,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Flatness
Flatness 
	
	
	Consider the possibility of becoming 
	a two-dimensional surface
	with no thickness whatsoever. 
	No, face-down on the floor won’t get it; 
	at best your nose will...

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Categories: cutout, art, universe,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member My, My, My
My, My, My

My life is a crack in the concrete
My faith is an old newspaper cutout
My soul is the drifting clouds
My heart is a crystal...

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Categories: cutout, depression, nostalgia, philosophy, sad,
Form: Free verse
Ohio January
White icing spread atop cut-out trees,
Shrubs melt,
expose green cutout cookie snowflakes,
Blue skies shove away clouds,
reveal warm glossy blanketed fields,
Sunshine toasts the breeze a golden crisp.
Gazing...

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Categories: cutout, nature, places
Form: Free verse
Premium Member I Open Her Old Dusty Boxes Filled With Her Memories
I OPEN HER OLD DUSTY BOXES 
FILLED WITH HER MEMORIES 

PICTURES OF FAMILY, FRIENDS AND LOVED ONES
MANY OF THE SAME PEOPLE AND SOME NEW ONES,...

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Categories: cutout, death, school, baby, people,
Form: Bio
Premium Member Halloween
My neighbor's orange pumpkin patch
seems so spooky and 'very scary' from my veranda.
A black cat cardboard cutout 'will still' give me a thrill
if provocatively poised...

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Categories: cutout, anxiety, children, fantasy, halloween,
Form: Verse
Self Mutilation
literary food for thought.

Self Mutilation:

(ah bet thar iz an app for that!)
within unlit partial "FAKE abattoir" 
   sans wardrobe alcove 
  ...

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Categories: cutout, 10th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
A Flame Once Burned
All I had to do was love her with all my heart and it would be OK.
I clung to her to save her life, as...

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© Luke Irwin  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: cutout, pain, sorrow,
Form: Free verse
Silent Profanities, Revised
the silence of these

screaming profanities!

only the light rise

of my bosom,

fluttering erratically,

soon to die.

ever stinging ache within

ablaze, engulfing my torso.

 my inner-thoughts, my betrayal,

weakness emanating from...

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Categories: cutout, introspection
Form: Free verse
Mad Woman Walk
Walk see the mad woman a come
Walk a come she just a come
Listen to how she talk she is not one of us
She sound like...

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Categories: cutout, anniversary, appreciation, celebration, community,
Form: Narrative
A Secret Self
Every night this body
becomes a dissecting knife

a crime scene of blood
and unstrung flesh,

the lamb spreads the wool
for a deadly charge of skull plate

with a gift...

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Categories: cutout, art,
Form: ABC
A Deadeye Wrangler
Egalitarians of a smaller world
with forks for fingers 
chew loudly on the gravy train
of poor boys paper thin paychecks
spit me out cause I got no...

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© Mark Junor  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: cutout, 8th grade, 9th grade,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things