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Best Turvy Poems

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Premium Member It's a Mad Hatter's World
A spinning world globe just set off the center of its axis pole,
Welcome to the mad-mad Hatter’s topsy-turvy upside down
Wonderland, just another inside out hole...

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© Cherl Dunn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: turvy, adventure, character, fantasy, imagery,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member The Grinning Cheshire Cat
What lies behind that grimacing catty coy smile, it’s upside down
Thinking perplexes me mentally, topsy-turvy confusions beastly
Kitty, popping off riddles to confound all humanity’s realistic
Way...

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© Cherl Dunn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: turvy, adventure, animal, cat, fantasy,
Form: Free verse
I Sing To Eternity
To an unmet friend:


You see the mortal world
and for you man is machine,
little more than a device
for the vagaries of evolution.
Faith is illusion, hope lacks
weight--...

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Categories: turvy, analogy, beauty, celebration, faith,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Oh, Will You Be My Valentine
My heart skips beats when you appear.
I'm feeling flushed, and that's the sign
it's time to ask you while you're here,
Oh will you be my Valentine?

You...

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Categories: turvy, love,
Form: Kyrielle
Premium Member Oceanic Blues
How grand it is when blue sky meets the sea,
may sky and sand and water ever be,
reflected in this topsy-turvy lea.
Oh, let the stars fall...

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Categories: turvy, allegory, dedication, devotion, faith,
Form: Sonnet



Premium Member Rain
They say when it rains it pours,
and I say:     Does it ever!
For I remember such a time as that.
It was a...

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Categories: turvy, life,
Form: Free verse
Lovelore
What is love?

The North Star guiding
a lost seafarer home
or the Siren’s song luring
him to the rocky shores?
Is it frolicking in the moonlit 
nights in a...

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Categories: turvy, love,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Ending At the Beginning
Backwards became forward
Up became down
What I thought was square
Turned out to be round

Some who I thought loved me 
Turned out to be foes
Twelve dozen roses
Not...

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Categories: turvy, christian, emotions, forgiveness,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Only One
If I were allowed, just one last precious day...
Only twenty four hours, to swallow away
To fear, or to fret, what a waste of the gift
So...

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Categories: turvy, day,
Form: Free verse
Where Are My Dolls
Little sweet Lucy..four years..so small. 
Her pink teddy bear.. and her Barbie doll. 
Pushed strollers of fun. ..in traipse of malls. 
Then a Topsy turvy...

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Categories: turvy, child, death, destiny, emotions,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member First Poem In Like 86 Years
Let’s not forget our calmer gods,
Our babies flooding over our bodies while
Lying on the small and colorful living room rug.
Bug-eyed joy darting into my soul...

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Categories: turvy, parents,
Form: Free verse
Disarray
Struck by chaotic lightning, 
fear of unknown fields of turmoil,
feeding my desire to break free from
the confusion I once wore like silk.

Cluttered mind full of...

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© Lu Loo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: turvy, deep, metaphor,
Form: Free verse
If You Would Let Me
If you would let me:
I would hold your hand and walk beside you on this topsy-turvy path called “life”

If you would let me:
I would clone...

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Categories: turvy, lost love, love, day,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Upside Down - Inside Out
UPSIDE DOWN
inverted, topsy-turvy
unhinging, disorienting, confusing
puzzle, somersault; details, viscera
twisting, wearing, turning
front to back, socks
INSIDE OUT

written October 10, 2021...

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Categories: turvy, conflict, confusion, humorous, metaphor,
Form: Diamante
Premium Member Bananas
Bananas

Here come the sailors of the Seventh Fleet
With their bananas ripe, ready to eat
The ladies, they like them firm
Musty one’s make them squirm
Why can’t liberty...

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© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: turvy, fruit, funny,
Form: Limerick

Book: Shattered Sighs