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Best Ichor Poems

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Ichor
They flow,
Insipid and slow,
Like infinite moments
of wistful longing.
Like clasped fingers
that disentangle 
at Bon-voyage.
Like old sand-glass
That fails to catch
irrevocable times.
They merge
Once in a while,
In a moment...

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Categories: ichor, emotions, life, nature,
Form: Prose Poetry



Lucid Lap Dance
Tenacious ichor tells entire construction
     Divulges puerile battles during idle procedure
     Relic compiling spotlight show seduction 
...

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Categories: ichor, art, beauty, bridal shower,
Form: Rhyme
Beyond the Paint
Beyond the paint, 
I hear the lilt of a violin 
string stirring, 
lazy and languid 
creeping through 
a lowly god’s veins. 

His ichor flows and...

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© Kp Nunez  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: ichor, art, death, life, music,
Form: Ekphrasis
Premium Member Amber Days of Autumn
Incumbent summer days 
bleed vapid ichor in recession, 
upon the arid soil 
in ceremonial concession,

to announce their ending reign
and precipitate succession 
of amber days of...

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Categories: ichor, autumn,
Form: Rhyme
The Graffiti of Middle Earth
Or Bored With The Rings

Carved into a tree in Mirkwood:
Watch out for Treebeard, girls. He's fast!

On a restroom wall in the Shire:
Hoo boy! that Bilbo...

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Categories: ichor, cool, fairy, gender, nonsense,
Form: List



Petrichor
The long drought’s dust daughters
lie writhing upon arid soil,
a scorching bed;
my tongue is heavy in my mouth
parched, longing for moisture;
my skin dry.

Dark clouds rise
along the...

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Categories: ichor, nature, rain,
Form: Free verse
Through That Window
Lying in an augur's aviary..
Reneging on my virtues,so credulous..
The feying fay being taken to 
bury,
I see things called ambigous.


Slowly fading odour of scantity..
In Attica, end...

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Categories: ichor, me
Form: ABC
I Roll Bowl, Lawns I Know, Anti-Pestcontrol -Last Piece To Goblin Girl Trilogy
Breeders' Cannon Ball plays for days and decades even onto eras
Feeders on the bottom plus top down voodoo economics, no trickle
De-weeders? Why? Lawns are hype...

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Categories: ichor, absence, abuse, age, allah,
Form: Personification
Banishment Is a Writer's Objective
O writer! Your quill quivers in its mark!
As a light shines in the gathering dark
While people struggle towards some vision
To attest them truths is your...

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Categories: ichor, on writing and words,
Form: Sonnet
A Cold and Cloudy Day
These woods so lovely dark and deep,
Pray the lord my soul to keep,
Forgotten promises did not.
Ice castles of regret bleed
Rimed ichor from Pluto's cold pot.

The...

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Categories: ichor, philosophy, weather,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Four Seasons
When April with its bright showers shooting 
The drought of March has pierced to its rooting 
And bathed each  vein in  its refreshing...

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Categories: ichor, nature, seasons,
Form: Rhyme
Why Do You Melt Me
I was content to shut the blinds
on the nightingale,
to watch the hollow condo rise up
like a neon blue dragon blossom
to take remote control 
of my...

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Categories: ichor, beauty, fate, lost, love,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Run Through the Field
“RUN THROUGH THE FIELD”


you must return after
death to survive another.
you will be placed on 
the dart board and 
they will shoot you with
everything that makes...

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Categories: ichor, animal, death, life, music,
Form: Free verse
Fall
Fall

Trees wounded by color's brilliant army--
sadly I view nature bleed
ichor, orange and red.

Beneath my feet, earth shivers and cries out,
do not succumb, loved Summer;
she sighs...

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Categories: ichor, autumn, nature, seasons,
Form: Kimo
Autumn Rain
It is the only thing alive for miles;
A wilted tree, with branches branched around
For hollow life—a crooked form—with piles
Of dying leaves, despite the rain around.
A...

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Categories: ichor, death, rain,
Form: Sonnet

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