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Best Mouthfuls Poems

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In a Blink of An Eye-Collaboration With Charmaine Chircop
Sitting on the window sill with the wind in my hair

I gaze up into the stars, pondering the great unknown.

Thinking back of that night, when...

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© Tim Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: mouthfuls, childhood,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member The Peach Tree
They would ripen all at once
under a hot sun and hang
in a sugary glut only for a day 
or two before starting to spoil. 
I...

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Categories: mouthfuls, child, god, nostalgia, sin,
Form: Free verse
Mother and Child
 and she said
Yesterday,I lived for thoughts and dreams
but today I live in my daughter's happiness
All my goals I left behind to watch her reach...

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Categories: mouthfuls, angel, baby, beautiful, birthday,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Pearl Diving
Breathe laden islands rise and fall beneath the lap
of crystalline water, a steam graced surface breached, 
rosettes crest, their gently risings peaks to cap
mouthfuls of...

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Categories: mouthfuls, love,
Form: Quatrain
Rust Sleeps
Rust sleeps without the churchyard
on the blunt perimeter rails,
on the bloom of iron stabbing up
into the pelt of rain.

Rust sleeps upon the fence posts
where the...

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© Tony Bush  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: mouthfuls, death, life, philosophy, sad,
Form: Verse



Evening Fry
A priest once told me that the lump
on my hand was a ganglion,
a fortress of fat besieged by health.
At last it burst and the hand...

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Categories: mouthfuls, food, friendship, loss, memory,
Form: Elegy
Premium Member You Are a Gift

Your smile was always like the sun
Lighting my heart with pleasure
Reflecting all the faith inspired by your dreams
Breathed across a sea of cobalt inspiration
Filled with...

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Categories: mouthfuls, friendship, god, love,
Form: Free verse
Only See
There you are 
Not lost at all
Under all the bushels
Sputtered mouthfuls
Negative thought fire
Beating vehement pour
Readiness tread stand
Bright walk cloud tide
Looking up 
Survive...

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Categories: mouthfuls, faith, inspirational,
Form: Light Verse
Haiku-Coa Craziness
cocoa powder puffs
for velvet truffle cheeks...
chocolate blush

sunny yolk says hi
butter gives an oozing hug--
bitter choc just melts

mmm, good, just so good
chocolate tickles tongue...
happy throaty slide

messy...

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Categories: mouthfuls, food, happinesschocolate,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member The Letter
"The Letter"


"L" is for LOVE and the JOY that follows
"L" is for Learning flies high like a Swallow
"L" is for LIFE Lionheart all the rises...

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Categories: mouthfuls, daughter, imagery, life, love,
Form: Free verse
Haiku -About Poverty
mouthfuls

thoughts never survive

to feed the poor ...

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Categories: mouthfuls, africa,
Form: Haiku
The Boy Who Swallowed the Sea
I once had a friend
who swallowed the sea,
with a thirst so great
it was awesome to see.

Gulping down water,
in large mouthfuls he drank.
Then into the sea,
I...

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Categories: mouthfuls, child, humor,
Form: Rhyme
The Innkeeper
The death penalty.
What a laugh
And their pulling on strings
To keep this going
As their money bags swing
Lifelessly
From left to right.
How dare they take an old mans
Walking...

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Categories: mouthfuls, adventure, allegory, angst,
Form: Free verse
And He Feeds Her
Crisp cool chardonnay drenches their lips,
it's flavour running rivulets over their tongues
eyes widen over the candlelit table,
and he thinks about giving her sons

Rich sticky risotto...

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© Lisa Cole  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: mouthfuls, food, sensual,
Form: Rhyme
Gnocchi
Out drinking with an
Australian girl I knew
We met her friend
Two days away
From inheriting a
Fortune
She insisted we sit down
Outside an Italian place
To eat
She ordered a bowl...

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Categories: mouthfuls, food,
Form: Blank verse

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