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Best Trundle Poems

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Premium Member sleepwalking -
I long to fold my eyes and softly creep

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Categories: trundle, dream, fantasy, memory, remember,
Form: Sonnet



Premium Member The Red Wheelbarrow
How I loved spending a week of the summer holidays with my grandparents. Gramps would come and pick me up in his old pick- up...

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Categories: trundle, childhood, garden, grandparents, memory,
Form: Haibun
Premium Member Meaningless Words
Take elsewhere on your tongue
Ponder seldom being wrong
Slip away where near is rare
Battle lions in their lair
Educate the underclass
Run fingers over broken glass
Tell time again...

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Categories: trundle, art,
Form: Rhyme
My Special One
There was no joy when I gave birth,
Scary words kept getting worse.
When my baby boy was born
Every face was quite forlorn.
He came fresh from our...

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Categories: trundle, baby, birth, sad,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Variations On the Malay Pantun: the Old Man and the Short Story - Iv-Vi
Variations on the Malay Pantun : The Old Man and the Short Story (Continued)

  for Georges VOISSET, the "Master Keeper-Nurturer" of the Malay Pantun

Check...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: trundle, age, humor, satire, sensual,
Form: Pantoum



Riding the Train
RIDING THE TRAIN

Catchin' the train to the city makes an interesting day
Peak hours all the workers going to earn their pay
Many nationalities all different in...

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Categories: trundle, day, people, travel,
Form: Rhyme
Trundling Along
Fields swayed with golden rye
As on my bike, I trundled by.
A gentle breeze cooled my brow
As I passed some languid cows.

Some lay down, chewing cud
Some...

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© Gary Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: trundle, nature, summer, sunshine,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Cafe Watch
Café Watch


Sitting in a café, watching life pass by.
People rushing into shops; important stuff to buy.
Groups of foreign workers, stopping, shaking hands;
Local people bustling by...

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Categories: trundle, life, people,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Transitional Tears
Transitional Tears


A r d u o u s  day, both sunny and gloomy.

the payment sought — a trundle of great worth.

My tender eyes in...

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Categories: trundle, birth,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Dante's Divine Comedy Translation Hell Canto Vi
Continues the translation of the great Dante's poem written 700 years ago,
 probably the most important poetry ever written in the human story

When my mind...

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Categories: trundle, fantasy,
Form: Terza Rima
Vacation Spot
Spenserian sonnet

To Trundle Beach we turn to find our fun
with fam'ly on vacation ev'ry June.
Relaxing, romping, ready for some sun,
we traipse the trails with youngsters...

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Categories: trundle, adventure, family, holiday, time,
Form: Sonnet
A Dead In the Life
From claggy Bedders and Hornets hump,
From Cordell, Laws and Radar.
We trundle merry like a thump
To see Fab Adies sock.

In hoodie cloves and clippy breeze;
In Disco...

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Categories: trundle, crazy, hilarious, humorous, nonsense,
Form: Rhyme
A Child's Dream
He floats along in his porcelain tub
on an evening sea of gold
and the ruby eyed fish wink at the child
as he shivers alone in the...

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Categories: trundle, fantasyheart, heart,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Gristmill, Life
Ah, the "daily grind" ...
          spin, spin, the big stone wheels,
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Categories: trundle, life, metaphor, wisdom,
Form: Free verse
Me
Oh, happy are the people who
have loads of chums, both old and new,
who stop and pass the time of day,
or join them when they dine...

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Categories: trundle, character, self,
Form: Verse

Book: Shattered Sighs