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Best Fatten Poems

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Premium Member The Guise of Blue Jay Skies
F  l  y  i  n  g

a sailing tailwind
in cerulean streams
through creamsicle colored beams -
are wings reflective of turquoise truth 
and...

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Categories: fatten, autumn, bird, blue, conflict,
Form: Free verse



Bite Me
Let me be just dessert
With your plate so full
I can sweeten your day
While I fatten your soul...

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Categories: fatten, muse,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member The Funeral Urn
“we look for that that does not come and go
it cannot be organic form, subject to decay 
thoughts and beliefs are fickle, how little we...

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© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: fatten, allusion, analogy, appreciation, character,
Form: Concrete
Premium Member Body Ails Yet Spirit Soars
Written: October 28, 2023, For Unseeking Seeker Contest
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© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: fatten, analogy, angst, bereavement, character,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Soldier's Letter
"My dear Hannah:  We're camped nigh a town called Gettysburg tonight.
I take pen in hand to write to you, my love, by the flickerin'...

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Categories: fatten, sad, war,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Spring Rebirth Sonnet
Quiet please dulcet winter’s wind clatter
Let sun shine, snows melt to lace, crocus be.
No howls, blinding blizzards, hail shatter,
Let land seep water and lake birds...

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Categories: fatten, appreciation, easter, proposal, seasons,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Over the Pill
Red one
Blue one
Old on
New one
Ah heck
Side effects
I think I am 
Due one

They’ll flatten
Or fatten
Always been
In Latin
Or tongue twistish
Latinglish
To patent
A statin

But I’ve had my fill
And summoned...

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Categories: fatten, growth, satire,
Form: Rhyme
There In the Wild River
There in the wild river 
By Michelle Morris
11/08/2023

There in the wild river 
Where the white rapids flow
They're chasing down new dreams
They're chasing rainbows

And the salmon...

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Categories: fatten, beautiful, earth day, life,
Form: Free verse
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: fatten, assonance, extended metaphor, language,
Form: Verse
Letter To Kenyan Electorate
The books are open
to us who fatten
mice into pigs

even tho' u limp, brethren
crawl to the ward
take seat in the arena

shortly,
curtains will part
To you : Be...

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Categories: fatten, destiny, devotion, hero, history,
Form: Haiku
An Affective Disorder, the Doctor Said
No, Freddie can’t say he mourned when his father died and his father’s third wife found Freddie's number and gave him a call to give...

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Categories: fatten, anxiety, mental illness, ,
Form: Prose
Boxing Day
Perhaps you see me
it may be your gift to see
or merit for hard work
or maybe you paid for it with the lashings you endured
but surely...

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Categories: fatten, lovegrandmother, dark, dark, hate,
Form: Free verse
Settlers Ashore
Of European descent, from whence they came

Across the borders to settle, re-establishment

Angles, Saxons and Jutes – Anglo-Saxon be known

Conquered lands, such roads have served, that...

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Categories: fatten, children, education,
Form: Free verse
Wallets
As my father in law's Alzheimer's progressed he became very concerned with the contents of his wallet. We gave him a pretend credit card, fake...

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© Tony Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: fatten, caregiving, father, funny, father,
Form: Light Verse
My Family
we were adopted on the same morning 
my father loved us, a love adoring 
my brothers shared a gene name, Cabernet 
sisters noble parents based...

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© Just James  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: fatten, wine,
Form: Personification

Book: Shattered Sighs