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Best Jute Poems

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Waves In the Jute Field
On this rainy day
Sweet gusty monsoon wind makes
Waves in the jute field....

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Categories: jute, nature,
Form: Haiku



Premium Member My Addingham
(The memories are simple, living the feeling significant)

After conquering Beamsley Beacon due Southwest,
Rombald’s moor stood, while for centuries
within the valley the minute dwellings
of grey stone,...

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Categories: jute, nostalgia,
Form: Free verse
Matchstick Bikes
Matchstick Bikes 

To tinkers and toilers 
     I salute, 
From mending boilers 
     to weaving jute, 
Man...

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Categories: jute, society,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Cityscape
Cityscape

The artist’s hand reshapes yesterday
    In straight lines
    Of hard edges -
Peaks of 
    Right angles...

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Categories: jute, art, city, night, perspective,
Form: Free verse
Love Letter From the Soul Lii
. . . 


after the ellipsis
we confer 

entrenched in the awakened
a story rises from the burn
limbs parted and wrapped about
delved deep within the yearn

it is...

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© Ts Poetry  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: jute, love,
Form: Romanticism



A Tale Never Told
A Tale Never Told 
The old man, who carried what, appeared to be and empty sack
over his shoulder when he walked through the village, is...

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Categories: jute, friendship, hope, life, old,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member Green Spanish Eyes - Part 2
Continued from Part 1
Ah Consuela! I’m watching the vertigo veiling her green Spanish eyes,
while the drumbeat pounds, droning, the rhythm sounds, moaning,
                 of jungles Jamaican...

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Categories: jute, green, lost love,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Silent City - Part 2
Continued from Part 1

The City’s blur? A sepulcher for Christians, Muslims, Jews –
Cathedrals, Temples, vacant now, enshrine their residues,
for churches, mosques and synagogues abide without...

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Categories: jute, angst, life, night, silver,
Form: Rhyme
A Portrait
The restless night had ended
abruptly. Caught between dreams and
consciousness, the town was arching towards
the sprinkled light of dawn. A perpetual regularity 
reigned over the dusty...

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Categories: jute, aubade, death, humanity, life,
Form: Concrete
Baby Brot Bringer
Incredible! Where could little girl of her age be going under this cold weather at this hour barefootedly and bareheadedly?What could have sent a poor...

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Categories: jute, children, grief,
Form: Prose Poetry
The Newspaper Reader
While walking through the familiar road,
Connecting my commence and the destiny,
The road that took me to the humanity of knowledge,
Delight, opportunities and revealed mysteries,
My college,...

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Categories: jute, business, character, journey, life,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member A Winter Walk
This craggy place
vehemently clings to
dawn’s perpetual shadow,
the desolate wind arbitrates
with the warm body! Mine.
To the west grey stone
fuse with inhibited sky,
within the brownish bracken
sly vixen...

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Categories: jute, nature,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A Leafy Land
A Leafy Land

      To the North and East, green sloped Downs above
      The Weald* of...

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Categories: jute, england, history,
Form: Free verse
Garage Sale
Artfully arranged articles:
Books beside bedding,
Clocks, camera, china cups clinking,
Dishes, decanters, dining damask,
Electronics
Facing ferns,
Gardening gear.   Gaudy
Handwoven hats hide
Inkstained
Jute.   Junk jewelry,
Kitchenware, kite kits,
Linens...

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© Sue Mason  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: jute, places
Form: ABC
Tanks
Oh wow. Oh great. Look over there. Quickly now. Come on. It is the mitigating migrating mammoth mansions. Brick by brick and bone by bone....

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Categories: jute, age, allah, allusion, angel,
Form: I do not know?

Book: Shattered Sighs