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Best Embroidering Poems

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Premium Member Starry-Eyed
Eyes dazed I stroll and quiver low, enticed
In liquid skyline’s twirl, a slow ballet
to pirouette on fireglows that ignite.
 
The meadow gleaming near as winds...

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Categories: embroidering, mystery, stars,
Form: Villanelle



Premium Member Love Weaves a Magic Spell
Blooming avid hearts, where reveries dwell,
“Love weaves a mysterious magic spell”
Turning daydreams into amorous fairytale
Of endeavors esoteric smitten passions unveil,

Sketching emotions, fantasies ecstatic ignite,
Threading themes,...

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Categories: embroidering, fantasy, love, magic,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member B-R-E-A-T-H - of - L-O-V-E
B-R-E-A-T-H -  OF -  L-O-V-E


Summer sun or winter freeze pulls heartstrings in trapeze. . .
Cotton soft to gnarled callus vows have thread along...

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Categories: embroidering, inspiration, life, love, relationship,
Form: Quintain (English)
Premium Member My Grandma Deemma
MY GRANDMA DEEMMA

    My Grandma, whom I called Deemma
    bathed me in showers of limitless love and blessings.
 ...

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Categories: embroidering, 10th grade, appreciation, granddaughter,
Form: Free verse
Spring Is Coming Soon 1
S-uns kisses and soft rain
P-rovokes the earth,
R-ousing shoots upwards.
I-ndelible colours burst into life,
N-ature sings to us her
G-lorious melodies.

I-nsects buzz and flutter
S-oftly between blooming blossoms.

C-rocuses brighten...

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Categories: embroidering, flower, life, spring,
Form: Acrostic



Premium Member Artist Nature
ARTIST NATURE

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Categories: embroidering, 10th grade, appreciation, art,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Melodies of Sunset
Where fleecy clouds, on rosy-quilt meandered,
Motifs amethystine wowed tangerine horizon
Embroidering on magenta arc, designs crimson,
Beckoned by blushed-musings of marigold sun
Spraying amber gold, on burnt-yellow attire,
Scattering...

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Categories: embroidering, imagery, sunset,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Jasmine
"Thanks for watching over me, your scent brings back memories of my childhood." quote by poet 

Sweet winsome scent croon through spring 
within dense forest...

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© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: embroidering, memory,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Love Will Triumph
In an era long since passed, an Oriental carpet adorning the 
floor from far off lands seems to object to the
leopard skin beneath a fair...

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Categories: embroidering, conflict, family, first love,
Form: Narrative
Currents
Currents
by Michael R. Burch

How can I write and not be true
to the rhythm that wells within?
How can the ocean not be blue,
not buck with the...

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Categories: embroidering, assonance, extended metaphor, language,
Form: Verse
Cry No More, Penelope
They weave, they weave
They weep and they weave
Smarting under the persecuting whips -
Verbal, literal or carnal whips
They weep, they weep.

Locust-like they swarm the streets
To reach...

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Categories: embroidering, sympathy,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Farewell, Summer
When summertime has kissed the rose,
And nestling trees blossom so fair
The dappled leaves twirl in repose,
Bathed in mist’s  spray… beyond compare.
I crave her touch...

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Categories: embroidering, seasons, uplifting,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member The Poet In You
The experience of putting
your thoughts and feelings on paper
for the perusal of others
offers a self-satisfaction
that must be experienced to
be truly appreciated.

Letting your own words guide...

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Categories: embroidering, encouraging, inspirational, poets, writing,
Form: Free verse
How Can I Keep From Staring
They say it’s rude to stare 
But staring is caring 
So forgive me if I’m staring
I’d have you know it’s for a good cause
I’m looking...

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Categories: embroidering, america, care, destiny, success,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Some Men Die To Survive
Some men die to survive

	the Hard endures
the Soft succumbs   stews in juices  reproduces exults
			disappears
the heartless breaks cracks crumbles
							drags
   the Ephemeral...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: embroidering, death, destiny, god, history,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things