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Best Reassemble Poems

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Not Built Strong Enough
Erector sets and wooden blocks
Dominoes and house of cards
Built way up to be knocked down
Scattered all across the ground
Model cars and airplane kits
Making sure each...

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Categories: reassemble, love, relationship, sorrow,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Lost Words
Sometimes I catch them easily,
The words I'm reaching for;
At other times watch helplessly
As they crash to the floor.
I try to reassemble but
They've landed in a...

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Categories: reassemble, funny, on writing and
Form: Rhyme
R - Requisite
Restless restoration
Return
Remove all the rubble remaining from the rampant rift you released and retracted
Remember?
I recognized and revealed your ravishing rituals and repugnant relations 
Rippling into...

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Categories: reassemble, dark, feelings, imagery, relationship,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Boy
The distant flash of guns, like fireworks
in Yorkshire Dales, a November, long past;
soon followed by deep rumbling, thunder
that usually precedes rain, but not today.
The boy,...

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Categories: reassemble, death, war,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Peace
Peace
It’s ironic
It’s irenic

So….let’s play a game
we’ll dump out the contents
of 87 different jigsaw puzzles
mix them all up and then
reassemble them
as ONE unified whole.
This must be...

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Categories: reassemble, america, irony, peace,
Form: Free verse



Memories
Her hand extended to caress my face,
to wipe the tears away.
gentle with a sense of grace.
putting back the parts that fray.

Hand approaching,
instinctive defense kicks in,
involuntarily...

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Categories: reassemble, abuse, bullying, change, cry,
Form: Lyric
Dear Furture Mr Right
Are you even out there 
Or is this another religious term
Cause how am I suppose to 
knowingly wait
If your not even confirmed
The perfect man, like...

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© Jessica K  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: reassemble, boyfriend, christian, courage, god,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Even the Smallest Ants Cast Long Shadows
The late afternoon sun is quickly setting
I walk alone along the graying concrete path
And spy an army of ants crawling over a dead bug
Even the...

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Categories: reassemble, imagery, insect,
Form: Free verse
Cyborg Sleep
Cyborg Sleep

An image of a man stands serene against the rock cold wall
Vigilant eyes study the distant city
Elongated and curved shapes form in his mechanical...

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Categories: reassemble, age, change, creation, faith,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Glitterings
Decisions made, the poem you write, 
Hold hidden meaning from your sight. 
Will never soothe a welling tear 
Or aptly tame a childhood fear. 

A...

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Categories: reassemble, allegory, allusion, angst, character,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Mystery of the Missing Appendages
Arms and head missing.
Not an accident.
This was intentional.

Bobby Bendarino smiling.
Busting with pride over his handiwork.
Unashamed of his behavior.

Convinced he'd get away with it
He even winked.
Making...

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Categories: reassemble, mystery,
Form: Abecedarian
Premium Member It Is Not Only the Candle Wick That Burns
It is not only the candle wick that burns this windy autumn night.
There was a tinge of scarlet as well - now shockingly visible! -
behind...

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Categories: reassemble, appreciation, change, imagery, introspection,
Form: Shape
Withstanding Love
Through troubled times of struggle, hearts were muddled, I'd dissemble,
I'd drop your hand, chest buckles, you withstand and reassemble,
you've restored so many times what I've...

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Categories: reassemble, boyfriend, change, conflict, cry,
Form: Alliteration
The Trials of Meretrix Canto Vii
My Lords an adjournment is 
Called for...
All my retire;
But holding foremost in your
Thoughts,
I beseech ye,
Thee impudent countenance of
This most ardent denier.
Therefore heed me,
I caution all...

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Categories: reassemble, philosophy,
Form: Rhyme
Preparation For a New Season
Last season that ended in October
is now past, and something to remember.
The players are called the “boys of summer”
Here they reassemble in February’s winter.
Some of...

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Categories: reassemble, baseball,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things