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Best Shan Poems

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Premium Member Distant Thunder - a Shan-Zi Poem
Water ripples
On the pond surface

Concentric circles
Of perfect shape

Raindrops plopping
In rhythmic grace
Announcing the storm...

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© Joe Flach  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: shan, nature,
Form: Free verse



Ek Shan Asa Asava - Marathi
Vaat baghtey mi tujhya hokarachi,
hokar tu mala dyava,
mag sarvatr tula fakt mi,
ani mala fakt tu disava,
vaat baghtey mi ya shanachi ,
EK SHAN ASA ASAVA.........!!


vaat baghtey...

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Categories: shan, love
Form: Romanticism
Premium Member The Defeat of Shan Yu
The guards patrolled the Chinese wall
As they did every day
They did not pay much attention
Seems to be the usual way

A clink disturbs ones peaceful stroll
A...

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Categories: shan, fantasy,
Form: Ballad
My Old Cat
My old cat lies beside me on the sofa asleep
She is sleeping soundly but opens an eye to peep
She is resting her weary old bones...

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Categories: shan, animalsold, cat, old,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Limericks Crochetes Once a Bar Student In the Fifties
Limericks crochetés : Once a Bar Student in the fifties

Once a Bar Student in the fifties
Hoped to finish quickly his law studies:
Some students tipped him...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: shan, education, england,
Form: Limerick



Suspicion
Long ago, in a tiny Kingdom,
in some far-distant land,
lived four hundred sub-servient people,
whose ruler was "The Shan"!

He had a real bad temper,
and was subject to...

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Categories: shan, funny, people, people,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Journey To the West In the Tang Dynasty-N
As early as C.629 a Chinese monk Xuanzang of Jingtu temple 
Motivated by the poor quality of translations of Buddhist scripture
Undertook a hazardous journey to...

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Categories: shan, philosophy,
Form: Free verse
Where Was He
In a tiny Kingdom, in some far, distant land,

lived 9 hundred subjects, whose ruler was "The Shan"!

With a horrendous temper and prone to take fits,

his...

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Categories: shan, funny, humorous,
Form: Rhyme
Pride of American Cousin
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The draper shop in Drumshanbo town was busy on the day
The girls were moving bales of cloth and packing shelves away
Are you allowed to dance...

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© Ian Foley  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: shan, mothermother, dance, home, dance,
Form: Rhyme
Chinese Translations Ii
Chinese Poets: English Translations II

These are modern English translations of poems by the Chinese poets Tzu Yeh, Lin Huiyin, Xu Zhimo and Huang E. These...

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Categories: shan, body, desire, love, lust,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Ragnar Two Ax
How to describe him,
the he that was so much a part of me
but for such a short while
brawn.

The span of his shoulders 
as they stretched...

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Categories: shan, men,
Form: Free verse
Jumping Spider
fushinantly fool scermently cool
redumptin plu sheir evening veiw
crumbling quil regarding shovent fear
shaded valued in few secment in shadaled in you
watchful in nude breaking it's point...

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Categories: shan, confusion, devotion, forgiveness, hope,
Form: Senryu
Walls
Walls 
SHAN Hai Guan is where he Chinese wall meets the ocean 
and the uselessness of building a wall as protection from 
thoughts, cultures and...

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Categories: shan, political,
Form: Sonnet
Family Tree
1111
MY POETREE FAMILY.
Note: If you read this you are
family too.
_________
I was born into poetry
by my dearest lovely sweet mother Kate Achi Bissong. Who always make...

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Categories: shan, celebration, inspirational,
Form: ABC
How It Began
It all began in a laboratory in Wuhan;
Shan Chi sneezed next to Li Huan,
And they both gave it to Sue Han,
Who spread it all over...

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Categories: shan, humor, humorous,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Shattered Sighs