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Best Patios Poems

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Premium Member Andalusian Patios
Flowered patios,
admired for their charm,
Andalusian patios lovingly cared for.
As new-born babies 
that Andalusian women take care of 
with gentleness, dedicating
their time with the same devotion
to...

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Categories: patios, allegory, allusion, baby, blessing,
Form: Free verse



Sunflower Summers
I miss marigold mornings 
with soft sunrises and perfumed wind 
whispering through willow branches 
and watercolour windows
to join the sultry scent of caramel coffee.
I long...

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Categories: patios, summer,
Form: Alliteration
Premium Member Whispering Leaves
Autumn brings leaves in multifarious hues,
Time's flow quickly readies us for winter's blow.
Fun days on our patios will soon turn to blues,
As it takes its...

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© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: patios, nature, seasons,
Form: Lyric
My Lemon-Tree Island
I know the land
where the lemon-tree flowers
Autonomous region in Sicily
Those beautiful beaches
seducing the travellers
Sicani people around 8,000 B.C.

I know the land
where the lemon-tree flowers
the largest...

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Categories: patios, 7th grade, beautiful, culture,
Form: Lyric
Chicago Spring
After the dreary, dismal cold days of winter,
Bogged down by mounds of snow, 
Chicago, the indomitable city,
Dogged by ears-flapping, bone-chilling winds,
Emerges like a blooming flower...

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Categories: patios, spring,
Form: Abecedarian



Premium Member Weather Forecast - Twister Terror
  "Weather Forecast - Twister Terror"



twister touchdown twirling free
black funnel cloud spins angrily
wind crackling branches on bare trees
neighborhoods in panic freeze ...
beware windows and...

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Categories: patios, adventure, rain, rain,
Form: Rhyme
My Fondest Memory
The twinkling shine of dark eyes
Chestnut locks, effortlessly waved
Like the tides of the ocean
Practicing yoga on rainy patios
While cigarette ashes burn my skin

Morrissey sung the...

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Categories: patios, appreciation, beauty, desire, heart,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member My Birthplace As a Poem
I was was born in Ottawa, Canada and have lived here all my life and have 
never wanted to leave.  It is a beautiful...

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Categories: patios, city, home,
Form: Prose Poetry
Spring As Sprung Loose
Old man winter takes off his coat of white.
the fallen leaves have been brushed aside with  just wind and times magic touch
The birds sing...

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Categories: patios, fun, daffodils,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member For Now, the Chimney Stands
In the ashes of a home
Remains a stone fireplace
That still stands against the sky
Decaying at its own pace
Earth, water, and wind 
Now its only adversaries,...

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Categories: patios, life,
Form: Blank verse
Houses Life
we arrived and the world city did not expect
that we were as we are
the houses whispered about us
special tenants
I know we paid with our souls
to...

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Categories: patios, extended metaphor,
Form: Free verse
Listlessness
The mild pace of my brain
Around fancy words like tamer and solace
Calm like a crystal clear lake
High up in the mountains of Tibet
 
Bruno could...

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Categories: patios, introspection
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Alfresco Meals
Patios,parasol bedecked
wandering wasps picnicing ,unchecked....

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Categories: patios, life, places, seasons,
Form: Crystalline
Rain Pray
Grey mounds of a futile landscape
Life is a feeling the fuel 
Rain thunders; under cover drape
Remote, imm'diate and truthful 
Neb'lous clouds in illusion shape

O', but...

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Categories: patios, rain,
Form: Quintain (English)
Privilege and Iniquity
I drink privilege, I breath iniquity.
Everything around me wreaks of docile obsequisy.
I was a born a prince, of a minor province.
And ever since, I have...

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© Max Lewy  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: patios, 11th grade, angel, angst,
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs