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Best Playbill Poems

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Premium Member Ashen Snow
An innocence we used to know
As morning dourly turns to night
Entombed beneath an ashen snow 

A cell phone yearning for hello
With hopes of answer growing...

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© David Mohn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: playbill, sad, september,
Form: Villanelle



Premium Member An Unusual Colonoscopy
I stepped in for my first colonoscopy. I was nervous everyone could see
I had a choice to be awake or put out if I was...

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Categories: playbill, humor, humorous,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member What Means More Mty
items in my container of memories
playbill for "Les Miserables" that Dad enjoyed
reminder of ignoble government
Jean Val Jean’s quest for justice
fugitive from the merciless Javert

outdated cell...

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Categories: playbill, death, father daughter, memory,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Chopped Iii-Suicidal Dick's
The Playbill for the 9/8/01 show at Godspeed Opera House falls from my  palm to the floor. Here I sit, with a drugged hangover...

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Categories: playbill, mystery, drug,
Form: Prose Poetry
Caramel Macchiato, Please
I’m tapping my feet to the music escaping an old man’s saxophone
On main street
I can feel the raindrops hit my hand
I roll them in my...

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© Iris Blade  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: playbill, pain,
Form: Free verse



If We
If we were a beach
then you would be the sand, diamond warmth,
and I the shingle underfoot.

If we were a pen
then I would be invisible ink,
and...

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Categories: playbill, analogy,
Form: Free verse
It Was One of Those Days
It was one of those days…not great!
I went to the mailbox, there to find
A playbill dated September 8.
I could not tell for sure, half blind.
It...

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Categories: playbill, children, family, fun,
Form: Rhyme
Grief Enough To Go Around
Just like you to make a last minute date,
leaving me a quickly scribbled note,
before tossing aside that broken campaign pencil from last year's election--
I remember...

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Categories: playbill, america, death, grief, husband,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Mocking Reminders
There they sit, those mocking reminders, on my nightstand table.
I wish I could just throw them out, but I find that I am unable.
There they...

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© Joe Flach  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: playbill, sad,
Form: Rhyme
Locked Within - Chopped Contest
Locked 

within

memories 

of happy times.

Fun we had that night 

Bought a new cell phone, hate

wearing new pair bi focals. 

broke a pencil signing name on

a...

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Categories: playbill, memory,
Form: Etheree
Premium Member Crossfire
It began as a lovely September, 2001,  at least, it should have been.....
somewhere lost in the crossfire, between summer and fall
days growing short, and...

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Categories: playbill, history, holocaust, loss, remember,
Form: Free verse
Yackety-Yack
YACKETY-YACK
This broken pencil was just a nub – no longer usable.
I wanted to jot down the amount of this playbill dated September 08, 2001.
However, I...

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Categories: playbill, anger, angst, care, grave,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Evil's Bookends
Evil’s Bookends


Sept 8, 2001, 7:30PM
The limo arrives
the concierge opens the doors
to a clear cool night in the city,
a first Broadway Play.
A cell phone call, a...

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Categories: playbill, peace, war,
Form: Free verse
Top Billing
The New York skyline glimmered in the sun
Saw September 8th 2001
was printed on the playbill in her hand
Happily she sought her name written there
At long...

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Categories: playbill, happy, image,
Form: Free verse
Year Ending
December.

My coldest winter ever.

My slow descent
into destruction,
my epic battle with the devil.

Thought I’d never meet her.

Wondered
if I would make it out.
Got so used to being...

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© Joy Nicole  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: playbill, december, depression, emotions, feelings,
Form: I do not know?

Book: Reflection on the Important Things