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Best Cyclops Poems


Premium Member Cyclops Moon
Cyclops moon's silver beams
piercing crowded misty dreams,
lonely stroll through fog filled trees
whispers heard on Autumn breeze,
side ways glances in the park
fill my thoughts of creatures dark.
As I walk through guarded wood,
peeking out from shrouded hood,
no eyes through molten shadows seen
I walk this place where souls...

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Categories: cyclops, evil, imagination,
Form: Couplet
The Cyclops
Cyclops with one eye 
Blinded by a pointed stick 
Fights alone in darkness...

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Categories: cyclops, adventure, nature, sad,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member Cyclops Saga
Were
these
blacksmith,
goliaths-
all eye & no brain...

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Categories: cyclops, fantasy,
Form: Fibonacci

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



The Irony of the Red Smiling Cyclops
It appeared on the doorpost as a Cyclops' smiley face
 For some Cyclops WhatsApp icon, but red-themed application
 Yes gruesome red, in contrast to the expectation
 You would get from a smiley face, even for a Cyclops.
 It quizzed my curiosity and I dug further...

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Categories: cyclops, bereavement, christian, hate, islamic,
Form: Blank verse
The Cyclops
Shivering in numbing pain,
Every night ends the same,
Clinging to the jagged parts,
Of my lonely, broken heart.
Though their edges cut my hands,
I piece them back as best I can.
For it may take a heart break,
To shape a heart to it's best make,
And if it stands the...

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© Bo Vigoren  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: cyclops, absence, anxiety, depression, loneliness,
Form: Lyric
Cyclone Cyclops
Cyclone Cyclops


Abundant rain and profusion,
Darkness, wind and confusion,
Tempests; Cyclone is hungry
It tosses brick, man and sundry.

Womb of Heaven’s rupture
Bourne in wings of angry Nature
Celestial Dogs has set loose-
Pegasus too, broke the noose....

Topsy-turvy; Nature tumbles
‘Afore angry Nature’s rumbles
Twisting every structure
And snapping every suture!

Lo! Hell is roiling...

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Categories: cyclops, crazy,
Form: Couplet



Cissy the Cyclops
The flowing long brown straggly hair
Reaching halfway down her back
A great big smile that didn’t gleam
Her teeth were all but black

But somehow I managed to fall for Cissy
She certainly wasn’t shy
It wasn’t for her attractiveness
So I had to ask myself why

Cissy was a strange female
One...

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© Chris Gair  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: cyclops, funny love,
Form: Rhyme
Cyclops
to a moon long hidden by treetops

it is not that i
could no longer see the forest
for the trees.
nor you
for the canopy.
you are always there
i know,
where other clouds
can touch your cheek.

soon when i am out of the woods
i will say hello
and you will wink
one eye at...

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Categories: cyclops, friendship, lost love, love
Form: Free verse
Cyclops
To make more, have more, be more
Soon both worked and for a time got more
For a while, till others learned
And prices climbed and value dropped
And children came; still both worked

For what one could earn before
It now took two to make
And children grew up with school,...

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Categories: cyclops, corruption, youth,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Cyclops
Cyclops

When people look threw
Same colored lenses viewed
Visual like mind


11/21/17
written words James Edward Lee Sr....

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Categories: cyclops, image, visionary,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member Cyclops Psyops
Although you are free to swear,
you’d best do so sparingly.
Sometimes when I’m glaring at
things, beams escape me; you don’t want that!

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last kloang for the day......

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© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: cyclops, anger,
Form: Other
Premium Member Peacock Cyclops
He was the peacock cyclops, all big-headed and such.
When asked what women thought, they said “not much”.
He had a mirror where he spent ten hours a day.
He was too stuck on his reflection to take a job with pay.

He is always broke, the women said,...

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Categories: cyclops, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things