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Best Suitcases Poems

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Premium Member Milton Creek, Another Chapter
The sun had just risen over town, it was a beautiful morning
And outside Baker's new Bakery, a long queue was forming
The aroma of fresh baking...

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Categories: suitcases, america, western,
Form: Narrative



Premium Member Brace For Impact
I'd finished work early so I went, to pick the kids up from school
I thought this time tomorrow, we'll all be bathing in the pool
We...

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Categories: suitcases, children, family, flying, sea,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Hands of Light
She lets him lift her with hands of light
Discarding tattered robes of darkness
Warmth penetrating her broken heart
Some promises really do come true

Discarding tattered robes of...

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Categories: suitcases, faith, god, heartbroken, hope,
Form: Pantoum
Premium Member This Isn't Living
I see you sitting there
Night after night
Living someone else's passions
Worried about some stranger's future
Borrowing some guy's dreams
Involved in another couple's romance
As if you were so...

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Categories: suitcases, boyfriend, break up, how
Form: Free verse
Premium Member When Tears Touch - a Collab With Ja Fraser
WHEN TEARS TOUCH

The twelfth of November reminds me of the day            
when our paths...

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Categories: suitcases, feelings, friendship, life, love,
Form: Rhyme



Lucky Numbers 2, 10, 24, 65, 93
You don’t know this but
we’re all ISBN’s. At birth,
we’re tattooed across our asses
with barcodes, ID tags, social security numbers.
The only doctors allowed
to perform this surgical...

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© Kelsey May  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: suitcases, conflict, nonsense, pain, scary,
Form: Concrete
Premium Member Weeping
Let me tell you a sad story, a true story . . .

     In another time, under the dictatorship of Adolf...

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Categories: suitcases, racism,
Form: Narrative
Haiku 35
1#
Brewed tea
Wife and myself
Nothing between us
2#
He was metamorphosed 
Into a frog
When his wife had left him
3#
I needed
A lonely woman
Thousand years back
4#
She shivered
In yellow sun
Struck by...

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Categories: suitcases, god, grave, water, wedding,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member When Tears Touch--A Collab With Olive Eloisa Guillermo
WHEN TEARS TOUCH

The twelfth of November reminds me of the day            
When our paths...

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Categories: suitcases, people, places,
Form: Rhyme
Take Me With You
If you go downtown early morning
You can see the shopkeepers setting
Old treasures on the sidewalk,
Writing their welcomes with chalk
On little standing blackboards,
Inviting you inside their...

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Categories: suitcases, adventure, america, nostalgia, remember,
Form: Verse
Head On Bed Collision
Asleep before the head hits the pillow
Head filled with vivid colors swirling, amassing, mixing outside the lines 
Transgressions grow skyward like a bean stalk becoming...

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Categories: suitcases, anxiety, confusion, dream, peace,
Form: Free verse
At the Bus Depot
AT   THE   BUS   DEPOT

Faces and suitcases with little rumbling wheels.
The seat is hard and littered with yesterday’s paper.
How can...

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Categories: suitcases, allegory,
Form: Verse
Premium Member O Charming
Theres a saying that says that opposites attract 
Well I am so gorgeous it seems it's a fact
I like a plain girl for whom I...

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Categories: suitcases, humorous, valentines day,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Three In a Booth
It will be her first visit since the day we waved goodbye....

It is spring break !!

It was moving day several months ago...
that she wrapped her...

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Categories: suitcases, childhood, family, loveday, love,
Form: Free verse
The Journal
All alone she sat and cried, 
The hurt she felt she could not hide.
The man she loved was sleeping around,
And what hurt most he made...

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Categories: suitcases, husband, life, wife
Form: Verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things