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Best Moistening Poems

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


Bicycle Playing Cards
Around since 1885,
These playing cards contain
A fascinating history
That Google helped obtain.

My favorite fact’s from World War II.
(It’s more than rumored lore.)
Some special decks were sent...

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Categories: moistening, history,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Our Wedding Anniversary
Unlike as in the West, there was no dating in our time. After a formal meeting before the family members, the boy and girl will...

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Categories: moistening, celebration, emotions, longing, thanksgiving,
Form: Alliteration
Premium Member Raindrops
RAINDROPS
     
        Small
           ...

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Categories: moistening, 12th grade, appreciation, rain,
Form: Ninette
Premium Member That Heady Scent
After three months, the Texas drought finally ended. Blessed rain clouds came. Dark clouds rumbled through our neighborhood. Thunder boomed and lightning crackled. Then fat...

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Categories: moistening, rain, storm,
Form: Haibun
A Tale of Tears
Tired of talking too much
I wish to rest my rhymes.
Now is time to give ears
To your titanic tale of tears.
The heart that was under constraint
Needs...

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Categories: moistening, desire, destiny, life, love,
Form: Alliteration



Premium Member Valentine's Orchard
My heart,
An arid land was
Unamble a single feeling to produce
Till that Valentine's day
When
Into my life, she walked,

And

With her kind words
Her soft caresses
Her moistening kisses,
Succeded in...

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Categories: moistening, love, valentines day,
Form: Free verse
Elemental Love
Blue evening dress
Topographical cleavage
Nurturing mother

Father Sky reigns high
Soft touch on her horizon

Her head covered with 
A wintery Arctic scarf 
With white pumps to match

He caresses...

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Categories: moistening, nature, passion
Form: Rengay
Lovely, Alluring, Erotic You Are
Cum to me my lovely, do you want to play
Whisper your dirty secrets
I want to bite down with my hollow teeth, Lick your Pearlie
On that...

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Categories: moistening, lust,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Renewal
It was the feathered purple of a blossoming iris,
kissing the laden air
with trembling lips.
I was awakened by its fragrance,
the newness of its ancient story,
told yet...

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Categories: moistening, spring,
Form: Free verse
Wails of a Song
The coda of mourning jays vibrates
In bittersweet tracks when daybreak scans
An almost whipping backdrop, hushed
By low warbles from birds’ paean;
Indistinct as dusty sketches—
Throaty on a...

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Categories: moistening, bereavement, cry, music,
Form: Free verse
Mad Defining
Maddening thought to process such a word
Mad definition defining more than anger
Mad upset feeling fever flushed climatic danger
Mad mangled minor class offense verse major
Madly suggestive...

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Categories: moistening, analogy, confusion, crazy, deep,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Lulling Symphonies of My Land
Guarded by towering hills on the East 
And flanked by the Arabian Sea on the West
With its easterly shore of stretching sandy swell 
That lulls...

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Categories: moistening, appreciation, home, music,
Form: Free verse
Il Pleut
Il Pleut

It rains torrentially
after long drought and disorder;
it rains drenching the empathetic
scraggy soil of the heart
it rains moistening the rocks of anger
crags of revenge and...

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Categories: moistening, imagery, life, metaphor, rain,
Form: Prose Poetry
Touched By An Angel
In the balcony ,she stood,
strong winds blowing  Her way,
as she watched the sun setting in the West.
One sad thought strucking her deepest,
as thunder-light strikes...

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Categories: moistening, lifevoice, sun, voice,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Creativity
Of course, art is always somewhat
subjective, breaking established rules: the artist
intuitively adding imaginary inches to a canvas;

a work in progress, riding waves, finding depth 
both...

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© Joe Dimino  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: moistening, art, creation, imagination, international,
Form: Prose Poetry

Book: Shattered Sighs