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Best Kodak Poems

Below are the all-time best Kodak poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of kodak poems written by PoetrySoup members


Premium Member Mama's Kodak
I hold in my hand Mama's old fold-up Kodak
In its steel-blue case shut with a tiny curved silver latch.
I carefully unlatch it, watch the worn-out...

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Categories: kodak, kid, memory, mother,
Form: Dramatic Verse



Premium Member A Kodak Moment
      "A Kodak Moment"



yummy pumpkin pie baking in pie crust pan
hubby playing Chef, he's my kinda man
but with five ornery...

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Categories: kodak, funny,
Form: Limerick
Kodak Moments
Simple melodies fill the air,
	a tender hand threads though his hair.

Rocking motion, sleepy eyes,
	restless spirit, little cries.

Fighting sleep afraid to miss,
	one second of life and...

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Categories: kodak, childhood, mother
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Photographs and Poems
With my brightened lens, I watch you
mystically zooming in     zooming out,
and my eyes focus on the shutter where
 a hundred gulls...

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Categories: kodak, art, beauty, film, words,
Form: Imagism
Abandonment
Embraces shatter leaving timeless stories

Wrapped in butterfly nets, tied with velvet ribbons

Tangled cob webs and ghost blankets

Restless feelings and Kodak moments

 

Wasting into forever

Alone, rotting...

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Categories: kodak, emotions, feelings, lonely, lost,
Form: Free verse



The Bench In Central Park
On this dreary winter morning I sit on a bench in Central Park.  Lost in my own 
thoughts of the conversation I had with...

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Categories: kodak, angst, friendship, life, loss,
Form: Free verse
Me, You and Crazy World
YOU, ME AND CRAZY WORLD
When I can carry both of us,is when I can touch success,
I have been thinking of how, to make you scream...

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Categories: kodak, strength,
Form: Imagism
Remember
Remember the day i met you
Maybe you don't maybe you do
The way the sun hit your face
The way you walked and moved with such grace
Remember...

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Categories: kodak, love, day, day, love,
Form: Free verse
Were Going To the Florida Keys
Were going to the Florida Keys! Were going to Florida Keys!
As I mentioned we were on our way to the Florida Keys... 
it was my...

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Categories: kodak, father, feelings, fish, fishing,
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member Open Oceans
"Open Oceans"



Kneeling on pearls
wisdom preys

praying
preying

hungry hearts
count the days 

wasting away
in all that preying 

for prayers 
to be answered

children become
strangers

reading 
strange words

finding 
themselves puzzled

genuflecting to a...

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Categories: kodak, journey, love, mother daughter,
Form: Epic
A Tale of the Wind
In the frame that hangs upon that wall resides
an image taken from the previous century.
The jubilant smile on that kid's face reflects
a time similar to...

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Categories: kodak, childhood, death, grandmother, life,
Form: Prose
Premium Member Hiding Places
Some days, I look within the book of myself onto the pages I have filled, and sigh. The folds of light and dark portray scenes,...

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Categories: kodak, abuse,
Form: Haibun
All Aboard
All Aboard!
We are boarding the train of thought!
I hope you're prepared for this winding, twisting, and turning adventure
Please do not be startled by the complete...

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Categories: kodak, beauty, childhood, conflict, fantasy,
Form: Free verse
Yosemite
Carved by the hand of God you are
              awesome, heavenly, take my...

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Categories: kodak, adventure,
Form: Rhyme
The Bali That Follows You
What is life but a fantasy?
When letting go of old wounds
Hurting your memory
Easing the pain of yesterday
Is there anything more fantastic
Than your final destiny?
If you...

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Categories: kodak, introspection
Form: I do not know?

Book: Shattered Sighs