Best Ewer Poems
sunnysunset gently falls
under the sky colors blend
nature's soothing call
newer cache of dreams descend
yearning hopes waken transcend
...
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Categories:
ewer, sunset,
Form:
Tanka
A Little Country-BoyIn a small market
to the forests
Where after the
Friday-prayers
The gujjars were
shopping for the
week-long;
Wearing jeans—
neither short nor
full, ...
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Categories:
ewer,
Form:
Free verse
Angels and LyresFair Angels of Parnassus, Muses Nine,
That on its snowy summit gay recline
With other gods, are haply the cynosure
Of poets whom inspires your sacred ewer,
O'erflow'd with the ambrosial Hippocrene,
The haunt of daughters of Mnemosyne,
And Father Jove who loves these nymphets most,
And of that gelid crest...
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Categories:
ewer, angel,
Form:
Classicism
Train of ThoughtTrain of Thought
This is a poem about ideas how they come to us and leave us just as quickly just
now as eye began this piece the train of thought has left me standing at the
station in confusion. The epic is gone the best...
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Categories:
ewer, computer-internet, natural disasters, on
Form:
Free verse
African GirlI'm walking miles for water
I drag my aching feet
There's no shelter or escape
From this torturous , scorching heat
My ewer I hold balanced
Upon my tiny head
I dream of cool ,clean water
And the thought of being fed
My siblings cry with hunger
There's sores upon their eyes
The stench is...
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Categories:
ewer, africa,
Form:
Rhyme
Woman and CelloSkirt hiked up
legs ungracefully spread
inviting.
Between those limbs, chords darken
where pale angels go blind.
A deep ewer of sound
pours from palpating fingers.
While her other hand
strokes the pulse of a
sonorant beast
carved from lava.
Her body croons
wrists cuffed to the music,
closed eyes
bathe naked in dark pools.
A depth climbs to...
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Categories:
ewer, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
Prayer For ParmePrayer For Parme
May the wind be at ewer back.
May fortunes smile.
May the goblet bee half empty always full.
May the cruse of oil never fail.
May eye love ewe for all time.
May Iff come some day.
May Ever after IFF.
May...
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Categories:
ewer, hope, imagination, life, love,
Form:
Free verse
Blessings I Am Thank Full An AcrosticBlessings I Am Thank Full
An Acrostic
Bibles ask,
Long eons givings...
Endless eons sphere spirals
Such infinity’s messages.
Such tribulations insistent.
Incalculable eons beseech me
Necked unbelievers alarming
Geologic eon’s anticipations, grateful for all and everything
Several eons seeking
Incalculable eons lives on and on
Avowed unbelievers address comforting
Modern unbelievers nominate.
Tribulations notify.
Heresies foretell for told
Ancient...
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Categories:
ewer, analogy, appreciation, devotion, god,
Form:
Acrostic
E'En Thoughe'en though
E~en though
e'en though eye can not grab ewe and fulfill our hearts desire e'en though eye
cannot
be there to flame the love and test ewer heart with mine e'en though the distance
tears and seperates us with its time, e'en though...
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Categories:
ewer, imagination, life, love, nostalgia,
Form:
Free verse
My YesterdayMy Yesterday was so miserable
With gloomy memories, and places,
Like a sad story with a sad title,
Like a ewer broken into pieces.
My Yesterday tries to put me to the test -
A letter in the drawer, a book on the desk –
They’re still like a bullet piercing...
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Categories:
ewer, inspirational, life, love, sad,
Form:
Lyric
Ewe
Ewe aare my everything, my dear daarling.
I will protect ewe from the wolf's snaarling.
My love for ewe will burst against my heaart
when ewe aare out of sight and we're apaart.
Ewe sing in titillaating baaaritone.
I blush thinking of our being aalone.
Ewe bring a certain je ne...
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Categories:
ewer, animal, food, fun, funny,
Form:
Couplet
Counting the FallOne day or year
we start to count the Autumns.
Youth runs through the familiar
kicking up leaves
racing on to the next big change.
Now we notice the fullness,
the ripeness that the living bring
to decay....wine drips over
a pouring ewer.
A mottled earth sips
at leaking stems.
The colors enchant
we feel the beauty,...
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Categories:
ewer, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
Narcissus LamentsI do not like to see my face floating
At the foot of a ewer,
nor in drops of water, nor in the glassy eye
of a slaughtered goat.
I am beautiful, but water and cloudless gems
distort, they are torturers of disfigurement.
Since I saw my reflected beauty
I have been...
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Categories:
ewer, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
Woman and CelloSkirt hiked up
legs ungracefully spread
inviting.
Between those limbs, chords darken.
Do I lean into the cello
or her?
A deep ewer of sound
pours from deft palpating fingers,
while her other hand
strokes the pulse of a
sonorant beast
carved from blood and lava.
Her body croons
wrists cuffed to the music,
closed eyes
bathe naked in dark...
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Categories:
ewer, poetry,
Form:
Free verse