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Best Doppelganger Poems

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Doppelganger,My Clown
As I was sitting in the park, one dark cloudy day, I was troubled in such a worrisome way.
My complicated life had me down, upon...

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Categories: doppelganger, imaginationme, dark, dark, me,
Form: Verse



Premium Member My Ghostly Doppelganger
In dreams she reaches for me,
She is me and I am her;
We walk a cemetery,
And she leads the way.

We stand at a mossy tomb,
And I...

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Categories: doppelganger, death, dream,
Form: Dodoitsu
Premium Member Jekyll and Hyde - Doppelganger
bright eyes gleaming with mischief
gentle compassionate views
determinedly ambitious
me sober and free

glazed eyes full of hate and fear
anger mixed with self pity
high drama - no coping...

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Categories: doppelganger, addiction, anger, fear, how
Form: Dodoitsu
My Dog Doppelganger
If I had to say for sayings sake
Just because a friend wanted to know
If I was a dog, what kind would I make?
I don't like...

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Categories: doppelganger, allegory, pets, me,
Form: Rhyme
Mental Doppelganger
10-25-2012

He is my mental doppelgänger
His thoughts are one with mine
I can feel the words leave from his lips
Because I see them in my mind

All that...

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Categories: doppelganger, lost love, love, nostalgia,
Form: Romanticism



The Lost Summer
From June to September
I cannot remember
A damn thing that I did
What took me over
Was a monster called Bipolar
Which escaped from the shadows where it hid

And...

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Categories: doppelganger, addiction, allusion, analogy, mental
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Ghost Town
The clanking sound of spurs, the sun’s glare
off the shiny doppelganger derringers.
Her hat tipped onto her sweating brow.

“Contests! We don’t need no stinking contests!”

Her cowhide...

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Categories: doppelganger, humor,
Form: Cowboy Poetry
What Rusts In the Rain
What Rusts In The Rain
(For The Memory Of William S. Burroughs 
& Typewriters)  

It is Lawrence, Kansas and the sky opens
up as if a...

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Categories: doppelganger, absence
Form: Free verse
Twin Builders
TWIN    BUILDERS


Took a break  from  years of research
And worked  in a  small town building a new church.
Local priest...

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Categories: doppelganger, adventure, me,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Mocking Dance of the Dead
Written: September 19, 2023
Mocking The Dead Poetry Contest           Sponsored by: Silent One 
"Do not be...

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© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: doppelganger, analogy, bereavement, death, giggle,
Form: Rhyme
Tarentino At the Piggly Wiggly
Two Young Checkers
(Rhonda)  I’m hearing you Louise.
Ya know my son is still suffering from a (Semester Meltdown) because the (Federal Budget) 
will no longer...

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Categories: doppelganger, on writing and wordsme,
Form: Narrative
Rotational Poles
In a ravaging mind
devoid of plain vision,
all purpose of motion
gets abandoned on hold
once losing that stable
clarity of judgment,

still paying off judgments
with tortures taxing mind;
gusts fill...

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© John Weber  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: doppelganger, allegory, imagination
Form: Sestina
I Am Pyrite
what truth falls from these lips is gold,
and the truth is that I am pyrite,
and the lies are the aureate smiles
that beam sunshine to start...

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© Ekso Ekso  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: doppelganger, betrayal, color, imagery, irony,
Form: Free verse
An Ostrich That I Am
Trust an airborne Ostrich like myself with clean wings as the boar
I have seen the lion sing and the songbird roar
But I stood in disbelief...

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Categories: doppelganger, africa, allegory, courage, fear,
Form: Narrative
Bittersweet Pumpkin
Some days I'd carve a mirror of my own.
Though sometimes
There are such days,
Where I might render a judgment,
Just so I could instill my heart cold.

The...

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© Poet Lazey  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: doppelganger, change, character, conflict, identity,
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs