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Best Tye Poems

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


Zig-Zags and Tye-Dyes
all time
different kind
same time
not all mine
illustrating sublime
sounds of chime
no more time
it's a sign
wouldn't pay a dime
warn out overtime
should be a crime
smells of daytime
-ugly piece
you left...

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Categories: tye, lost love, love, sad,
Form: I do not know?



Premium Member Lost In Britain and Lost In The USA
LOST IN BRITAIN

Poling, Patching, Nether Wallop, 
Matching Tye and Droop

Plumpton, Lickfold, Puddletown, 
Westward Ho! and Throop.

Hole of Horcum, New Invention,
Boghead, Frome, Cat's Ash

North Piddle, Staines...

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Categories: tye, america, england, humor, humorous,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Haggis and Drinks Mi Luve (Mythology)
Let’s hve haggis and drinks mi luve
Find de bes ina de ole land 
Lay yu head on mi chest mi luve
Whilst wi dance musik wid...

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Categories: tye, adventure, fantasy, funny, happiness,
Form: Ballad
Die Lewens Gang
Die Lewens gang 

So dwaal ek rond in die lewens gang 
vol van verlange en oral teen di mure 
hang potrete van herineringe. 

Die tyd...

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Categories: tye, absence
Form: ABC
Premium Member Ubel
perhaps i should have looked away 
my mind takes me back to the general store 
of black liquorish sticks red cobble stone walk ways 
the...

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Categories: tye, dark,
Form: Crown of Sonnets



Women Over 50 Are Invisible According To One Source
Women over 50 are Invisible
(according to one source)

But…isn’t that a superpower?

Please don’t notice me
wearing the same black leggings
three days in a row
Content to sit on...

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© Kim Hyde  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tye, funny, happiness, how i
Form: Free verse
A Season's Dance
Bare,
Yet fair,
None can compare.
To the nude silver branches and barren expanses,
That the cool of winter doth bring.
Unless you equate the way the birds sing,
In the...

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Categories: tye, analogy, autumn, beautiful, beauty,
Form: Rhyme
Twas Christmas 2002
‘Twas December, two thousand two;
Christmas, of course, and my main thought -
Decking the halls on Tye Avenue.

With a broken leg, I’m in a stew, ...

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Categories: tye, 11th grade, christmas, grandchild,
Form: Villanelle
Oil Slick Opalescence
Tiny orbs of iridescence,
Rainbow clear and glitter,
sparkle, shine, shimmer,
Innocent and bitter.
Twinkle twinkle little sphere,
lilting to and fro,
Dancing on the jasmine breath,
Of kisses angels blow.
Oil slick...

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Categories: tye, fantasy
Form: ABC
In Jesus Name
Christians are Jews!
whether you like it or not.
For Christ was a Jew,
and we follow his cue.
Stand without hatred.
Love all that are mated.
His soul bared,
'cause tye...

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Categories: tye, inspirational, introspection,
Form: Free verse
Two Almost Suicides Due To Art Because of Me
laying in the bath tub
he threw up again
devouring the headache
addicted to his worst enemy
i cant tell you the symphony she played upon her arms
the sharpness...

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Categories: tye, art, confusion, depression, education
Form: Free verse
Help Me Remember
When did it all end
Summer time out of school and summer best friends
Trying to swim in a creek with water only to your shins
Trips on...

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Categories: tye, family, children, friendship, time,
Form: ABC
Tywhoppity Bottoms
written in octaves

Tom gathers broken branches
and stubs his toes on roots.
Tywhoppity’s rich bottom
is tidied up each autumn.
The ache and pain he stanches
to reap September fruits.
Tom...

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Categories: tye, 11th grade, farm, pain,
Form: Rhyme
Poem 27 Just a Friend
POEM 27 JUST A FRIEND  

 HE IS JUST A FRIEND . 

 HE OFF ANY THING HE GOT SO WHY SHOULD I BE...

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Categories: tye, anger, appreciation, beautiful, beauty,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member She Is Riding An Ostrich
She will probably be dressed to the sevens but riding a goat.
I could not wait to see her, my Great Aunt, Myrtle Van Poat.
I think...

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Categories: tye, animal, women,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Shattered Sighs