Best Objects Poems

There are certain items kept
Sentimental objects are special
They hold the good memories
Some of us own one object
While some of us own several

It could be anything owned
Mine are several items
I treasure to my heart
I framed a Christmas card
A scene of Colpoy Bay area

A painting framed of...

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like the objects in the mirror
did you only appear nearer
now broken and seven years cursed
 i feel foolish my heart coerced
and still nothing about us is any clearer





MAURICE YVONNE
SEPTEMBER 4 2014...

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There is nature all around us
Nature has many objects
So many trees are around
All an assortment are seen
In the forest a river or stream
It divides the forest in half
Logs on the ground long and short
Scattered everywhere on the ground

Many dead trees still standing
Do we hear the...

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NASA watches sky

Asteroids whiz by...

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objects of beauty
incased in an artist’s dream
frozen now in time



10/22/08...

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“Objects of Affection” 

Objects of affection
drop like white marbles
from the sky 
we love to look 
to our heaven
for all kinds
of angels

all’s fair in 
love and war
when faith 
and belief 
in a stronger
unified existence
that type of love, denied

trust 
walks out the door
along a fine sharp line
sucked...

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Have you ever had this happen to you?

You're walking along, minding your business

When a pole leaps out in front of you

Rattles your brain leaving you senseless

Inanimate objects aren't so inanimate 

It seems they have a mind of their own

You're strolling along when a boulder appears

Stub...

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List Of Thinner Objects

1.)	String
2.)	Remember string
3.)	You can never have enough string
4.)	Wire
5.)	More wire
6.)	Rope 
7.)	Plenty of recordable rope
8.)	Twine
9.)	Less twine
10.)	Lines of linear cord
11.)	a)T:x|->x'=x-(x.n)n  and more of this in cosmic form
12.)	Filaments of cohesive linear dimensions
13.)	Happy bindings
14.)	Micro thin ribbons of the orange kind
15.)	String theory in a box, (minted or regular)
16.)	Collated...

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What, I wondered, would advanced age be like.
Sighting the elderly set my mind to rousing.
Becoming like them overtook me with fright.
But now I'm old with no need for browsing.

Memories of earlier days occupy my thoughts
Which time romances to render them splendid.
Now it's difficult to connect...

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Haiku Glass objects
I entered a poem Nov 29, 2010

Tones of sea urchins
Glisten in large glass sculptures
On umbrellas blue

Shades of jade caress
Swirling glass styles portraying
Regal floral views...

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Confessions of a Swirly Straw

The Swirly Straw said to the Clear Cola 
“I don’t mean to pry 
but I’m tired of getting double teamed 
Like some harlot in a trashy movie 
If I wanted so many ménage a trios’ 
I would have wished to be...

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Confessions of Pistachio Pudding

The pudding said to the whipped cream 
"I love the way you feel on top of me... 
all light and sugary...but I have a confession 
I was not always a bowl of Pistachio Pudding 
I used to be Lancelot 
And 
I suspect...

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Make a list of objects worthy of merit
They must sparkle in the dark
Glow in the light of day
And cost you your life if lost

No diamonds or gold permitted
Fossils are prohibited from all lists
Only things from alien worlds will do
Coded and wet in small letters

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“Don’t turn your back on the water...” my grandmother told me as I
skimmed stones across the tiny ripples of rock pools. 
Small scaly creatures and stones sliced toes like knives but
we were full of excitement then,
craning necks and nets at the alien life under water...

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The Circus Fat Man

This unusual man is truly a real sight to see as
“The Circus Fat Man” for a local Cajun circus.

He takes a sense of definite pride in being known
by this distinctive moniker, while always smiling!

When talking to groups of circus attendees, at once,
he...

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