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Best Polaroids Poems

Below are the all-time best Polaroids poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of polaroids poems written by PoetrySoup members


Paper Dolls
she is everything you have seen in the movies
crayola hair
velvet dress
sugar in her veins
tears glued to her face
she fingerpaints the kitchen walls like a little...

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Categories: polaroids, addiction, beautiful, emotions, fire,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Portrait of Flawed Perfection
When the mirror of 
               life is a gossamer film, ...

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Categories: polaroids, emotions,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Celluloid Intermezzo Indigo
“Celluloid Intermezzo Indigo”


"Black and White ain’t colour," he says
"Colour is very Black and White", she says 
"A person shows their true colours -
Black and White"

"Colour...

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Categories: polaroids, dark, imagery, light,
Form: Pantoum
Photos
They stand before me in uniform columns

A mixture of snapshots and Polaroids 

As testimony to the time of us

Each is a witness to a moment...

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Categories: polaroids, lost love, love, memory,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Los Angeles, Time Unknown
City across the water, night by violet aurora
Los Angeles, we're further south than I thought (than we should be)
I take a strewn-bark trail to get...

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Categories: polaroids, city,
Form: Free verse



Dear Mum
The clouds look so harmless, so meaningless
 But when they're there, and the sun can't shine through,
 I feel you a little bit less.
 Dear...

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© Em Kidd  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: polaroids, change, childhood, death, feelings,
Form: Elegy
Premium Member What Does the Glass Reveal
While searching for my younger self one day
		(The present one was getting hard to bear),
          ...

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Categories: polaroids, memory, mirror,
Form: Iambic Pentameter
Things We Lost In the Fire
These are the ashes of what's left of our fire...
What to expect when electricity meets water;
Though our love has sundered, bittersweet polaroids and toffee greeting...

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Categories: polaroids, break up, heartbreak, lost
Form: Free verse
Notes of a Rebel
Rays of sunshine of a thousand suns fill up my heart and lungs 
Polaroids arent the only things i have lost 
Wars arent the only...

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Categories: polaroids, angst, conflict, corruption, endurance,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Wilderness
Pt I: Pilgrimage
1991

he’d pick ‘his’ path up as it fell
between the dunes toward the wood
and as the trees knew him so well
they’d all bow down...

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Categories: polaroids, faith, family, feelings, loneliness,
Form: Narrative
12 Days of Xmas
On the first day of x-mas
My ex wife gave to me
a card from her new attorney

On the second day of x-mas
My ex wife gave to...

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Categories: polaroids, anger, divorce, funny, giggle,
Form: Rhyme
Little Boy
Accusatory in your victory and  contemplated  insecurity, held down by your chains of  the inconsistency of reality...after the walk and before the...

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© Lu Loo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: polaroids, abuse, break up, hurt,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Wearing Glasses
Wearing glasses helps vision but also disguises,
With sunglasses blocking some nasty surprises,
They can’t change eye color like contacts can do,
(Though both cut UV rays and...

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Categories: polaroids, anxiety, life, love,
Form: Quatrain
The Ashes
this sunday morning,
there were lesser chirps,
faded rays
and muffled words. 

the refrigerator still reads,
"happy anniversary",
with a photograph of us. 
the same date,
the same face,
the same love,
but...

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Categories: polaroids, addiction, angst, anniversary, anxiety,
Form: Free verse
Vide Cor Tuum
O Joy, what have I in living
For we formed a poetic saga
Lovers we were to remain
But we departed as enemies
Too many rhymes ridden with
Pretentious prose...

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Categories: polaroids, love, love hurts,
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs