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Best Tambourine Poems

Below are the all-time best Tambourine poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of tambourine poems written by PoetrySoup members


Premium Member First Cherubic Chance
This road is snake-like except
for the crusty scales of an intestinal
late dusk. A boy treaded on the 
lane tracks lean and nomadic...
burnt shoulders grilled and...

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Categories: tambourine, mystery, uplifting
Form: Lyric



Premium Member Bold Gypsy Humbled
On full moon night, wild tresses float like flowers
as stars ignite her arms to dance, then to pull
her gypsy robe, arise  tambourine hours ;
the...

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Categories: tambourine, mystery, people,
Form: Rispetto
Oblivion
Is my fate to go on living in this impervious place
where everyone dons a mask to conceal his face?
I'm floundering in this troubling tenure of...

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Categories: tambourine, future,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Walled In
The paint recalls, layered and petulant, groans
mindless in its ground, it decomposes.
Granules of hematite, pale traceries of gypsum,
the crevasses of cave wall are soot soothed.
Layered...

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Categories: tambourine, memory, men,
Form: Free verse
Travel Symphony
Flutes, ahead laying the routes
Oboes they off to Villalobos
Harps, dusting off vessel tarps
Violin silenced by engine din
Cello, matching the revving bellow
Piano sad in the canoe
Clarinets...

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Categories: tambourine, humor, humorous, travel, writing,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Sometimes You
I went back to the farm seeking Maggie, only to find that she had gone.
Searching for shelter from the storm.
Another sad eyed lady, laid low,...

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Categories: tambourine, art, friendship, heart, memorial
Form: Verse
Premium Member Inside This Draconian Cage
Am I fated to dwell in this cruel and heartless place
where hands writhe like snakes, concealing a face?
Is there salvation to be found from those...

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© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tambourine, conflict,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Instrument of Love
Play me in the morning before I've time to dress.
Play me softly. I will be your lute.
Hold me to your lips. . . and lightly...

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Categories: tambourine, metaphor,
Form: Rhyme
Gypsy Sky
The morning sky drips of
spiraling particles of shattered
spinning, roaming tears
dew drips from the eyes of
the Gypsy clouds in the 
skies.

Harmonic sighs weave the
song of centuries...

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Categories: tambourine, imagination, nature,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Autumn Royal
Come my love past the beauty of the hill
Ablaze with ginger sunset and fall fire
On a fast downhill wagon hayride thrill
In festive saffron and amber...

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Categories: tambourine, autumn,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Taking No Prisoners
Dancing through life
Shaking my shoulders
Loosening up my hips
A sassy gypsy queen am I

Taking no prisoners
Enjoying my freedom
Playing my tambourine
Delighting the faeries

Twirling skirts 
In a variety...

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Categories: tambourine, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Lucy In the Sky
Have you ever listened to Rock Me Amadeus on Karaoke

I would rather be a Bat Out Of Hell on my Stairway To Heaven

And that is...

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Categories: tambourine, freedom,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A Case Against Suicide
Light will eventually find its way
through the dark. No one lives in it 
forever, so never give in to suicide
Just wait until the light comes...

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Categories: tambourine, encouraging, inspirational, strength, suicide,
Form: Lyric
Dylan Echoes
You play me for stupid.
You strum me with lust
across the brass bed,
all the words lying in the dust
of an old refrain.

You play me for stupid
while...

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© Sue Mason  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tambourine, history, places, song-me, me,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member This Is All Right With Me
I shall never wear a tam-o-shanter in Scotland,
Yet I am satisfied for this is all right with me.
I shall never play my tambourine to a...

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Categories: tambourine, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Shattered Sighs