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Best Tumbleweed Poems

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Premium Member Tumbleweed
Sad cacti envy
my nomadic mystery
wanderer
leaving no traces
of ever
having been
there


©9/23/2018

for LATE SEPTEMBER 2018 PREMIERE CONTEST...

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Categories: tumbleweed, life, lost,
Form: Free verse



The Tumbleweed Prayer
The sun is setting in the west
While crowned in gold, the eastern crest
Stands sentry in its scrubs and sighs
Offering its sage advice

A single lizard darts...

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Categories: tumbleweed, nature, prayer, spiritual,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Tin Foil Hearts
On pensive planes of wraith-like existence,
Are stoic shadows feigning affection;
Crimson lips of withering consistence,
Have lost their craze for craving confection.

Tear-filling prisms tilling a rueing sphere,
Pathos...

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Categories: tumbleweed, life, lost love, sad
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Jailbreak At Milton Creek
There was a rumour that outlaw Kyle was to be sprung from jail
But Sheriff Koplin got wind of it and he'd make sure they'd fail...

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Categories: tumbleweed, america, humor, violence,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Let Go
Notice how the birds sing long after we listen.
We oft’ are engulfed with our trampoline thoughts.

With gossiping beaks, they chirp and they flap.
We mimic their...

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Categories: tumbleweed, bird, metaphor,
Form: Verse



Premium Member Night Street
The dank petrichor of grainy night,
meters stand like gravestones, 
the obsidian avenue slick as a sapphire,
windowed granite rising in sharp cut shadows,
wind gusting, tumbleweed clouds...

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Categories: tumbleweed, imagery, night, rain,
Form: Carpe Diem
I Committed Suicide
I Committed Suicide
I stretched out weary hands. 
Melisa, who considered me 
like a big brother, quickly ran away from me. 
My heart writhed unto me;...

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Categories: tumbleweed, allusion, anxiety, betrayal, children,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Cowboy Hoe Down
On a Sunday in the evening
The old barn becomes a hall
Social place where every weekend
The town folk go for a ball.
 
The inside is decorated...

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Categories: tumbleweed, dance,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Hitch Hiker Song On Cd
Yea, I'm living life on the road, traveling across the land,
I left my humble abode, with just my thumb on my hand,
I'm sightseeing and free....heading...

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Categories: tumbleweed, adventure, imagination, placesworld, life,
Form: Rhyme
Mercy, a Sonnet
Is this then all there is now, only me
And all there is now left for me to do 
Cry ‘mercy’ to the unforgiving sea
And bury...

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Categories: tumbleweed, grave, loss, love, mirror,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Spring Dance
chlorophyll greenery, Spring’s
creamery daffodils chock-full of light.
bees alight; honey wings.

violette clematis rife —
the ribbon wraps ‘round my neighbor’s mailbox.
her preserve rocks wildlife.

the southern cottonwood tree
sheds...

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Categories: tumbleweed, spring,
Form: Rhyme
My Life
MY LIFE
 
     My life is so out of balance tears run from my eyes
 and run like fresh rain from...

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Categories: tumbleweed, beautiful, confusion, heartbreak,
Form: Rhyme
Here Is An Anger Poem
Here is an anger poem, a slamming doors poem, an I told you so poem, a look what the cat dragged in poem, a finally...

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© Iris Blade  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tumbleweed, 11th grade, anger,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Catch That Hat
Chicago's been dubbed the windy town,
but Great Falls has that tag nailed down.
If you're facing Montana's fierce wind,
you're moving where you didn't intend.

Prairie grass rolls...

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© Cona Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tumbleweed, wind,
Form: Rhyme
Road Trip
Drive across the country
Let imagination flow
Tumbleweed and flat lands
Reveal a western show

Mile markers pave the way
Across this land sublime
Wind blows through the car
On my arm...

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© Jane Bowen  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tumbleweed, adventure, history, imagination, nature,
Form: Quatrain

Book: Shattered Sighs