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Best Tablecloths Poems


Can You Believe That a Poet Would Write This
What do you do with a fried lemon sandwich
when lavender leaves have messed up its hair
How to you cut it in two equal pieces
while no one is home and you don’t like to share
Why is it sitting alone at the counter
as saucers of milk perform...

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Categories: tablecloths, humorous, love,
Form: Rhyme
No One Else Exists
No one else exists 

A crowded city street
strolling a narrow sidewalk,
your hand in mine
Pastel neon lights paint the buildings
in soothing colors,
softening sharp edges,
creating a wonderland 
on this cool winter night 

A small bistro, street side tables
candle light and tablecloths
tiny dancing flames on white linen
igniting your...

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Categories: tablecloths, love,
Form: Free verse
There Is a Reason I Requested This Restaurant
there is a reason i requested this restaurant
much to ponder tonight in our realm
i brought you here on our first date
praying anxiously for a Lady and the Tramp moment
you brought the romantic within me to fruition
red and white checkered tablecloths
chianti bottles dripping Bistro candle wax...

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Categories: tablecloths, dedication, love, marriage,
Form: Romanticism

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Premium Member The Day They Closed the Brothel
 Homeless, destitute with nothing more then a backpack and cigarettes 
down the rabbit hole she went, no linen tablecloths just stricken wood,  
in a house of ill repute;.
She could not refuse the hunkering of a horny man who lived by threats 
so she...

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Categories: tablecloths, innocence, loss,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Without Hue
Without Hue

WHITE
a sign in all caps meaning
forbidden
first class
clean and more importantly correct.
Bedsheets and tablecloths
flowing in the night 
with madness most great
slowly blanketing the world’s peoples
in a snow of blond descent
while faces of the past that tainted African blood 
stare back from the 21st century reflection...

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Categories: tablecloths, color, race,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Black Lace


The drinks were brought before us,
The rusty pretzels dangle,
Tonight we were exquisitely attired,
Long silk threads and spangles!

Tablecloths in toasty ecru,
Flowers floating in water,
Candle holders lending light,
Loose sparkles; no bother!

The band was playing soothingly,
Strings kissing the atmosphere,
Black and white piano keys,
Spreading music, without peer!

Without a perfect...

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Categories: tablecloths, appreciation, beauty, celebration, night,
Form: Quatrain



My Monster
My Monster

Every week on Good Friday I get restless
Palpitations rise for my week end disasters
A monster boldly barges into my silent abode
Depriving me of my peaceful slumber
Crash! Now which crockery has ended its life?
The moment I reach the dreaded site 
Littered  remnants of mugs...

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Categories: tablecloths, art, child, color, nursery
Form: Light Verse
Time To Clean House
It's been covered 
by that christmas tablecloth 
for years.
You remember... 
the one with the large poinsettia pattern 
directly in the middle, 
with the cranberry stains decorating 
sporadic spots along the border.

I almost forgot it was here.
I always hoped somehow a magic trick
would be performed while...

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© Mary Nagy  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tablecloths, hope, inspirational, life, nature,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Original Ozark Cafe
(in John Deere green)

The décor paid tribute to an American icon,
a way of life that built this land.
Did the owner's ancestors farm nearby,
his memories the reason for the John Deere green?

Green everywhere: tablecloths, wooden posts
trim strips on walls, wind-chimes and hanging plants;
not garish or overpowering,...

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© Cona Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tablecloths, america, farm, nostalgia,
Form: Narrative
Granny's Legacy
Her home was my escape
It was an awesome retreat
Full of wonders and surprises
Green glass and old lace
Cut glass and fireplace
A real ticking clock
Fresh laid eggs 
Queen Anne legs
And a cracket by the fire
The dresser, complete 
With comb, brush and mirror
Tablecloths and silver
A teapot swathed in...

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Categories: tablecloths, family, grandmother, inspiration, inspirational,
Form: Free verse
Pom-Pom Man
Glimpses I caught between the swishing traffic 
on that sidewalk in cold rain and colder wind 
and a cast-off Cleveland Browns windbreaker: a man 
tottering a mime of an off-center grandfather clock, 
and, oh yes, in a dirty orange unrav'ling 
woolen cap with flopping pom-pom....

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Categories: tablecloths, imagination, visionary,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Premium Member A Bunch of Silly Trivia
At the closest point, Russia and the U.S.
Are less than two miles apart
If an altercation breaks out between them
Using bikes instead of tanks would be smart

Baby robins eat 14 feet of worms a day
Eeew! That's pretty gross to me
If you're a baby robin though you'd...

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Categories: tablecloths, silly,
Form: Rhyme
Our Saviour
Lacy tablecloths
Sweet music
Red ornamental vestments
Gold tapers flickering
Red bound book
A sip of wine
White cowl on red
Bowed heads, folded hands
Ruby wine sipped from chalice
Folded white linen napkin
Genuflecting nodding heads
In pious agreement
Brown robbed friars faces
Cynosure of white ribbed 
Black cassocks
Little circle of bread
Piously put on tongues
Again and again
Row...

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Categories: tablecloths, allegory, devotion, faith, inspirational,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member Last Vestiges of Light
Sunlit rays gild a coppery Moon;
intensifying Her golden glow.
And She shimmers like a gold doubloon;
in a creek, where rippled waters flow.

She adopts a halo over time;
highlighting Her celestial ascent.
And like a Goddess, She starts Her climb;
a starlet in this gala event.

An ebony curtain pierced by...

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Categories: tablecloths, beautiful, dark, imagery, imagination,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Here Come the Hungarians
HERE COMES THE HUNGARIANS

A sign hangs like a star upon a building:
“HERE COME THE HUNGARIANS”
Delicious dishes that will please
The American and European palate.

My sisters on the right and my brother on the left,
Pressure cookers upon the stage.
Paprika to make you pretty, will make you blush.
And...

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Categories: tablecloths, food,
Form: Free verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry