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Best Door To Door Poems

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Premium Member Life Through a Child's Eyes
finding shapes in clouds
or four-leaf clovers in fields . . .
the child’s eye searches

What does it mean to view life through a child’s eyes? For...

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Categories: door to door, child,
Form: Haibun



Premium Member Time Machine
Ride with me on my time machine to a different time and place
Return with me and let me see if I can put a smile...

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Categories: door to door, nostalgiamom, me, night, candy,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member The Plague
as the PROPHETS of profits, WE lead and WE’re fair
while WE’re living the life of the poor BILLIONAIRE
– silver yachts, pearly castles, cash (plenty to...

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Categories: door to door, society,
Form: Quatrain
The Door To Forever
It was such a small thing
It happens all the time
Fathers and sons disagree
Fathers and sons argue
Fathers and sons say things
Things they don't really mean...

We exchanged...

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Categories: door to door, grief, son,
Form: Free verse
It
It is a horizon of dreams aloft in hope.
It is love, stirred with hate that drips need
to bleed us, heal us and force our tired...

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Categories: door to door, emotions, humanity, life,
Form: Dramatic Verse



The Village Firefighter
Beneath embered brands of burning roof,
The firefighter waits.
His mask is on; he’s donned his gloves, 
Ready to enter the fiery state.
Once again to battle beast,
Whose...

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Categories: door to door, fear, fire, hero, integrity,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member On Halloween Night
I hear the October winds whispering and I think it knows,
as the witching hour arrives and a harvest moon glows,
only once a year, do we...

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Categories: door to door, celebration, death, family, fantasy,
Form: Rhyme
Elicit Illicit Lucid Dreams -Contains Nudity-
~JSLambert does not (currently:) use, or encourage hallucinogenic drug use.

    Telepathic psilocybin prescription erasing elastic depression. Competition 
wanes, just when nocturnal emission...

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Categories: door to door, allegory, allusion, appreciation, beauty,
Form: Carpe Diem
Premium Member Shadows
Shadowed veils of night are falling, as I hear the darkness calling,
all around me time is stalling, but my mind I cannot cure.
As I stoke...

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Categories: door to door, dark, deep,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Halloween Night
Come with us Halloweening.
We’ll frolic in the streets.
We’ll race from house to house to house
Spouting  “Trick-or-Treats.”

And eagerly we’ll each collect 
Confections in a bag.
Fellow...

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Categories: door to door, day, halloween, house,
Form: Rhyme
Old Jack the Halloween Scrooge
Old Jack hated Halloween night.
The constant ringing of his doorbell
he didn't like. So he turned off his
household lights.
   His wife said, "Why did...

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Categories: door to door, halloween, happiness, heart, humorous,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Mill Wheel
The Mill wheel wouldn't turn until the Spring
And still  today in thought a chill it brings
The vision of the ice upon the lake
That time...

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Categories: door to door, murder,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Autumn's Aria
Autumn's Aria

As crisp chill usurps the summer air
Autumn flirts with every colored tree
Coaxing with musical wind so fair...
Fall leaves dance to death quite willingly,
Spin in...

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Categories: door to door, autumn, seasons,
Form: Quintain (English)
The Crumbling of Ebonies Tower
Unable to somehow escape this castle of want

As an apparition endlessly roaming its corridores

From room to room and door to door; up and down its...

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Categories: door to door, friendship, happiness, hope, love
Form: I do not know?
Hello, Jesus, It's Me, Jim
A homeless man on a park bench
wore a tattered shirt bearing a stench.
He munched leftovers from garbage cans
with deep tanned face and unwashed hands.
He slept...

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© James Tate  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: door to door, jesus,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things