Best Knitting Poems
KnittingI’m not as agile as before
but my heart continues to roar!
Joyous in my humble abode,
each life breath is to God an ode.
Knitting helps me focus my mind,
leaving mundane worries behind.
I’m not lonely; plants speak to me,
setting heart aflame and soul free!
By the window, back to...
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Categories:
knitting, age, joy, spiritual,
Form:
Lay
Knitting a Silken CrochetHer hunched mound circles around
while near dawning approaches...
and my mind wonders of her need
to spin more rows in puffs
of hours, sewing and binding
a delicate blanket made from loops.
Somehow, I know what makes
her hurry... as time wheezes,
silken mother props her bed
upon new day's request
when egg...
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Categories:
knitting, growth, nature,
Form:
Light Verse
KnittingKnitting gives me pleasure.
Keeping me occupied.
Keen to create with some
Kaleidoscope colors.
Knowing cold winter has
Kinfolk's teeth chattering.
Knackered knitting for them....
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Categories:
knitting, art, christmas, children, for
Form:
Verse
Knitting LoveUncontrollable frenzy the moment I set out for the wool market
Ecstatic madness losing the teeny heart to bagfuls of double knit
Every year newer hues and textures in my over loaded box beds do warmly fit
My soul flies to the heavens on their strings as I...
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Categories:
knitting, baby, flying, heart, heaven,
Form:
Verse
Busy Bee Knitting Away Busy Bee
You may wonder what I am doing
Sitting here knitting away
The toils of a busy bee
Are never finished
In my quest to impress my girl
The length of time it took me
To make this special gift for her
For sure I just got my girl
...
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Categories:
knitting, beautiful, cute love, friendship,
Form:
Free verse
Reading and KnittingFrom childhood adore with love
Penny save to run to bookstore
Reading and knitting all day
Eyes and hands in drop of hill
In hugging the sea breeze
Inviting underneath no need to breath
Deep dive to sea as host
When came beneath in dream
In wet...
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Categories:
knitting, devotion, emotions, friendship, giggle,
Form:
Free verse
The Mitten Knitting PoemI am a mitten knitter
And I love mitten knitting
I knit to keep your hands warm during those long cold winter nights
I am a mitten knitter
And I love knitting mittens
Mitten knitting and knitting mittens is my passion
I am a mitten knitter...
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Categories:
knitting, passion,
Form:
Free verse
Knitting the BrumeLight streams manipulate vaporous violin strings
meandering about open casements;
flantando melodies float, dream bridged sighs.
At table, coffee steam rises, knitting the brume,
hooding her sorrow pricked eyes.
Copyright, November 15, 2017
Faye Lanham Gibson...
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Categories:
knitting, loneliness, longing, sorrow,
Form:
Verse
Knittingknitting
two-tone phentex slippers
to beatles tunes
posted on June 15, 2018...
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Categories:
knitting, color, music, pride,
Form:
Senryu
Here I Am Knitting ThoughtsHere i am, knitting thoughts in ancient rhymes
With a hope to come up with something good;
Something to be remembered throughout times,
To get looked back as often as one could
Centuries had flown since letters were made,
Many obsolete traditions had switched
We live...
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Categories:
knitting, on writing and words
Form:
Sonnet
Knitting Needle Versus IronsA vibrancy on a washing line is often likened to a knitting needle in a hailstorm. Fold away the parachutes of umbrella and kneel down on a thistle. It is rather comfortable when it is in flower. Dashing darting deriving daffodil draperies. And a large...
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Categories:
knitting, autumn,
Form:
Love Is WoolDedicated to my Moma
Mom’s loving hands made precious Barbie’ clothes,
my son’s small sweater I display in pose,
and our blanket of unique square patterns.
Our cute child animal mittens were cool.
Wool surrounds me, comforts me, love is wool.
...
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Categories:
knitting, cute, family, love, mother,
Form:
Rhyme
TricoleuseUnlike tricoleuse knitting room –
I hadn’t much fun by light of moon.
The crows at dawn abated soon.
I fairly swoon – I fairly swoon.
*tricoleuse: One of a number of women who sat knitting while attending public executions during the French Revolution. (3 syllables per...
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Categories:
knitting, muse,
Form:
Other
Cold Windknitting scarf
cold wind coming from the north
picking up speed
posted on June 14, 2018...
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Categories:
knitting, wind, winter,
Form:
Haiku
Six FingersShe came from that special tribe of women
whose hands have six fingers each.
Fingers that appear a blur of agitation
chattering amongst themselves
in a language I could never understand.
9th Row: * Yo, K1, yo, sl 1, K1, psso, K13, K2tog, yo, K1, yo,
K2 tog, K2...
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Categories:
knitting, art, mom,
Form:
Prose Poetry