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Best Plinking Poems

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Premium Member Simply Birds
Simply birds chirp, chirping in song,
belonging to a cloudy day.

Simply birds plink, plinking paradisaically.
Wee angels with harps in their wings.

Simply my teeny, tiny forest at...

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Categories: plinking, bird,
Form: Verse



Mindless Thinking
Took a cruise down a river of booze.
Pissed my pants and filled my shoes.
Now it's time to clean it up.
Take a shower and drink a...

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Categories: plinking, sometimes,
Form: Rhyme
No Return
Listen to the school bell
Ring 
Distant plaintive 
Wail

Beyond anything the mind can 
Comprehend

And return to a deserted field 
Where spirited girls and boys
Once played

Before 
Becoming...

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Categories: plinking, angst, depression, introspection, loss,
Form: Rhyme
Your Kiss: Your Touch
Your kiss:

On my lips;
Coral setting sun riding charcoal ocean swells.

On my neck;
Sleepy daffodils wake to mornings golden rays.

On my tummy;
Fields of wheat whisper secrets in...

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Categories: plinking, love, romance, daffodils,
Form: Verse
Drip Drop.
The lock clicks,
And the apartment is left lifeless.
Each piece of furniture lining the walls,
Is lifeless under winters' creeping touch.
The T.V. was left on,
Playing reruns of...

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© Jen H.  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: plinking,
Form: Free verse



Retro Reminicant Rhyme
A simpler time of simpler rhyme.
Filled with romance simply sublime.
An angels voice from yesteryear.
Sounds oh so nice in this boys ear.

A love of love for...

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Categories: plinking, love, remember, romance, song,
Form: Rhyme
Jeux D' Eau
Un bruit si plaisant

venez de la petite fontaine,

Je regarde dehors au-dessus du côté du balcon, 

cinq histoires du sable mou ci-dessous,

au-dessus de la courbe douce...

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Categories: plinking, life, music, mystery, nature,
Form: Imagism
Ashamed of What I Did
"Each experience is locked within my heart and only I hold the key..."  

I’m still ashamed of what I did
My only excuse is I...

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Categories: plinking, sorry
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Dosado Through a Forbidden Land
Lemony pines spring from my Summer mind,
dangling their scent, like Christmas ornaments.
I close my eyes and follow the sapphic breeze.

My bronze feet bounce through the...

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Categories: plinking, flower, imagery, mystery, nature,
Form: Verse
What the Heck Am I Thinking
What the heck am I thinking
I should maybe go drinking
And hear music plinking
With the glasses of clinking
See some girls winking
It has my eyes blinking
To be...

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Categories: plinking, humorous, life,
Form: Rhyme
Remembering Erie...
The house wasn't much to look at, 
Although it was grand in its day.
But we never got tired of visiting, 
Or seeing the family on...

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Categories: plinking, introspectionold, old,
Form: Light Verse
Erie
The house wasn't much to look at,
Although it was grand in its day.
But we never got tired of visiting,
Or seeing the family on Sunday.

The floors...

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Categories: plinking, childhood, family, happiness, life,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Pre-Concert Panorama
Cocked heads at curious angles
Fingers probing
plucking
plinking
Seeking a certain sound
Not quite yet...
Restlessness increasing
As if we who have paid good money for this are not---
Ah! There it...

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Categories: plinking, emotions, music,
Form: Imagism
Vines
I no longer listen to certain songs that remind me of you
If I do my brain becomes like white grapes in a wine press
the juice...

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Categories: plinking, absence, heartbreak, love, love
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Six Olives On a Skewer In Empty Glass
how clever a peck on the cheek, a kiss on the head
a hug with a boa constriction for the parents i love.

how cruel this fate...

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Categories: plinking, family, mothers day,
Form: Couplet

Book: Reflection on the Important Things