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Best Run And Hide Poems

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Sunday Morning - Me Singing -
Sunday Morning

Piano intro:

Verse:

Can you see the sun is shining down
On Sunday Morning, on Sunday morning
Can you feel the rain upon the ground
On Sunday Morning, on...

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Categories: run and hide, imagery, inspirational,
Form: Lyric



Would You
Scrolling and scrolling 
the scripts slipping in 
seduction of the scene 
seen or unseen 

deflection 
not to mention reflection 
mirrors don't always appear 
to be...

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© Tim Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: run and hide, love, political,
Form: Free verse
First Love
As the monsoon rains fall heavily on the ground,
I sit by the window pane wishing you were around.

The thunder strikes and I run to hide...

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Categories: run and hide, lost love, love, nostalgialove,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Bell's On the Wind
Bits and pieces
	bits and pieces
shattered ground writhes with the moon
soft the dirt still
	wet and warm
too soon
	too soon
		too soon

torn nails shred the bell cord
tin the sound...

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Categories: run and hide, horror,
Form: Verse
Forget Me Not and the Silver Prince
Forget Me Not and the Silver Prince
They loved to run and play
In the cold of winter time
This chilly snowy day

With mittens in a shade of...

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Categories: run and hide, fantasy, friendship, happy, love,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member No Words
No words


Where there are tears
There are no words

Where there is music
There are no words

Where there is painting
There are no words

Where there is love
There are no...

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Categories: run and hide, art, culture, history, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Hearts and Solitaire
The deck of cards
Flies away in the wind
Leaving those alone
Playing solitaire

I see the pain written on faces
I feel humanities disgraces
I can not play this lonely...

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Categories: run and hide, angst, humanity, loneliness, philosophy,
Form: Verse
Premium Member The Edge of the Cliff
Intensive spring, her season of flower,
Full vigorous essence, beauty's wonder,
Horizon of womanhood - her power
Intimidated me, mind asunder.

Her lips so soft but pressing pleasant there,
No...

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Categories: run and hide, fear, love, passion,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Save Our Sisters
A poem about infanticide of girls...

"Save Our Sisters!"

Many girls lost, many girls missed
Many girls lost, never to be Ms.
Strings of girls, strands of pearls, 
Gone,...

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Categories: run and hide, 12th grade, abortion, children,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Baron Frankenstein's Halloween Ball
Baron Von Frankenstein sent me, an invitation to the ball
To be held on Hallows Eve, at his castle in the great hall
I had nothing planned...

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Categories: run and hide, halloween, horror, humor,
Form: Narrative
When the Rain Shall Come
When the rain shall come
 When the new day shall be
 You and I will rejoice
 For the rain will wash away
 The painful seasons...

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Categories: run and hide, hoperain, day, rain,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member My Messenger
One of the first to land, it took me by surprise
because bright sunrays glowed behind an ashen cloud.
Upon the glass-topped table, right before my eyes
this...

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Categories: run and hide, rain,
Form: Sonnet
If Children Were Puppies
IF MY
                       ...

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Categories: run and hide, children, dog, children, funny,
Form: Concrete
A Real Man
A real man protects his woman 
he will never run and hide 
he will always stay beside her 
and he will never ever leave her...

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Categories: run and hide, beautiful, best friend, blessing,
Form: Free verse
11-9-2016
11-9-2016

On Election night, twentysixteen
I saw a strange and surreal scene
I looked cross the great harbor at Lady Liberty that night
And I knew right away, something...

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Categories: run and hide, allusion, discrimination, fear, history,
Form: Dramatic Verse

Book: Shattered Sighs