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Best Dry As A Bone Poems

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Dry As A Bone


Imagine an oil stroke on a virgin canvass 
an image coaxed out by a velvet hand
pas de deux artist and brush
here comes the wind 
and...

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Categories: dry as a bone, analogy, emotions, poets,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Serendipity of Souls
Revealed in that ancient place
where roses become stone and lips dry as dead bone,
the ruins of love my home, hopeless heart shown damp as sorrow...

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Categories: dry as a bone, courage, devotion, encouraging, faith,
Form: Epic
Rabid Believers
The track marks are exposed, so you’ll have to look twice without getting caught. Your mind starts to wonder what it is he’s been shot...

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Categories: dry as a bone, art, blue, culture,
Form: Ballad
Premium Member Happy Heat
Happy Heat

I had no Huck Finn
sort of existence except
for summertimes
at the lake.  

Walking the state road,
tar melting like licorice
as I worked it with my...

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Categories: dry as a bone, childhood, me,
Form: Free verse
The River and the Fisherman
An  alabaster jar

Amongst the discard

Embedded in the mud.

The fisherman

Well trained in the ancient art of picary

Catches a halibut

In the morn

It is the noon. The...

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Categories: dry as a bone, allegory, analogy, art, fishing,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Repeter Depuis Le Debut
Répéter Depuis le Début 
The Pink Studio, by Henri Matisse, 1911.

Perception fuses like melted rose quartz,
fuses on the lens of Matisse’s puzzled eyes
like the naiveté...

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Categories: dry as a bone, art, marriage,
Form: Free verse
Alone In a Crowded Room
Sitting absolutely alone
In a round room of riled people
My brain feeling dry as a bone
Staring at a silent steeple

They’re sleeping upon a hill there
In a...

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© Gary Jones  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: dry as a bone, life, social,
Form: Quatrain
The Fall of a Great Empire
Oh! A mighty empire that was built 
Beneath thé shield of the sun,
Thé empire that glows of victory,
Home of great mortals that dined with glory.

Oh!...

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Categories: dry as a bone, imagery, pride, war,
Form: Epic
Seed of Birth
Moments to Reflect
Seed of Birth
After a summer shower I watch the wonders unfold Gods truth is being shown. His love for all shall be known...

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Categories: dry as a bone, inspirational, life, father, son,
Form: Prose
Believe
A beautiful mind, one of a kind
Kept alone, river of love as dry as a bone
Hidden from society, protected from it's immoral notoriety

With no purposed...

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Categories: dry as a bone, desire, emotions, feelings, heart,
Form: Rhyme
Devonshire Tea Fur Fower
Devonshire tea with Peter an' Beryl, beware,
it's no the fact that Peter disnae care.
But 88 years doon the track o' life,
an' 84 years fur Beryl,...

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Categories: dry as a bone, natural disasters, me,
Form: Quatrain
The Black Cross
I SPOT a lofty black cross
Standing conceitedly on a rock-strewn mount,
Where nothing akin to a tree can be seen,
Murky clouds hovering over it,
It is on...

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Categories: dry as a bone, loveme, me,
Form: Free verse
Goodbye To Home
Sand in my lungs and in every nook and cranny possible, nothing out here not even a simple bush or tree. Everything is dead and...

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© Cat Way  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: dry as a bone, art, me, woman, old,
Form: Epic
An Ode To the Moon
An Ode to the Moon

By Elton Camp

Oh lovely moon so shiny and bright
Many lovers you will inspire tonight

They gaze at you, get filled with desire
When...

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© Elton Camp  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: dry as a bone, funny, moon,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Salt
I hate salt for the sake of my cake
That is sodium-rich by the baker's mistake
And the syrup I poured
That I never ignored
Is more salty still
Then...

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Categories: dry as a bone, humor,
Form: Rhyme

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