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Premium Member A Thimble Full
a thimble full


smothering in the heated blood of cruelty’s vengeance
he found a thimble full of mercy
poured it over his aching heart and cursed himself.

drowning in the emptiness of drunkenness’ revenge
he begged the scoffing passersby
for a thimble full of whiskey’s need

alone in age’s full, yet empty...

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Categories: thimble, addiction,
Form: Free verse
My Thimble List
1.Do one thing right
2. Everything else wrong...

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Categories: thimble, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Thimble
Tiny protection for 

Those seamstresses ' small fingers.

Thimbles come in sizes.
 
Test the samples, ladies

Thoughtfully get right fit.

Thrust on embroiderers. 

Threads will become great art!...

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Categories: thimble, appreciation, inspiration,
Form: Verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Thimble and Gimbel Cause to Tremble
Thimble and Gimbel Cause to Tremble

there was a tremble
with a rotating gimble
caused us to tremble...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: thimble, allegory, analogy,
Form: Haiku
A Thimble Full of Jealousy
Just a little tide of red, and a whole swimming ocean floats lifeless and dead
(I'm sweet mulling over all the words that you've said, in my mind,
and just wondering when you'll leave me behind...)

Just a split second late with the breaks, and the car's rolled...

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Categories: thimble, angst, devotion, introspection, loss,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member THIMBLE
One day we were surfing for something to watch on TV when purely by happenstance
we found on PBS “Astrid and Raphaëlle’ a detective show…from France.

Astrid, who works in Criminal Records, is Autistic with a photographic memory.
Rules, routines and structure mean everything to her…
Raphaëlle is a...

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© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: thimble, friendship,
Form: Rhyme



The Thimble of an Elf
I wear a thimble to protect me from blows
I can't see the enemy,
But I got to fight anyway I suppose.

My thimble's a bit battered
Worn down by old wounds
I might need to get a new one
Till then this will do.

My kingdom depends on me
I guess so,
Haven't...

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Categories: thimble, extended metaphor, fantasy, friendship,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things