Best Graphite Poems
My Heaven Is Under the GraphiteEven if I die,
My heaven would still be my earth.
My spirit may leave the body,
But the zest and zeal will remain embossed.
Reasons to see it as heaven are justified and over long.
Yes, the other side for me would be full of fun.
Yeah! I have a...
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Categories:
graphite, bereavement, death, fantasy, goodbye,
Form:
Free verse
Through Graphite Grey SurroundGraphite greys surround
The ancient in deathly stare
Horizon brings hope
A long forgotten orb peers
Through Nuclear fallout, she smiles
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Categories:
graphite, hope, war
Form:
Tanka
Circling GraphiteWhen silence speaks
Nothing is heard.
Our breathe is a like a secret
Window, hotly working.
You squinting at a friend and
Trying not to giggle.
Or writing long exams in a room
With circling graphite,
Scantron sheet after scantron sheet.
Or in Mass,
The death knell of silliness,
Leave or lose your wind bag.
Or in...
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Categories:
graphite, peace,
Form:
Free verse
Mom, I Am Still Your GirlThe world says,” Mom is always beside”.
Oh mom! When I need you, where do you hide?
The world says, “Mom is a child’s best friend.”
Oh mom! Why, you couldn’t comprehend?
To my childhood, your presence was ecstatic.
But I miss a mom, who has never been emphatic.
I left...
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Categories:
graphite, anger, bereavement, child, daughter,
Form:
Rhyme