Best Webbed Poems
In the Webbed Silence
In the webbed corners of my brain
There blooms a sinister flower
Its petals dripping with venom
And thick roots entwined with despair
Begins with a taste, a mere sip
The madness will soon take control
Shades mix into a motley form
Trapping me...
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Categories:
webbed, conflict, dark, emotions, how
Form:
Blank verse
Webbed
Trapped in a consciousness freezing constantly,
burning with the sun under the dense cold tree.
Astounding, so grounding, surmounting you go,
Applauding, intending, pretending indeed.
Dancing with the ocean with submerged bare feet,
The very quest of nature, u barely can see.
So are you a seeker, of the very...
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Categories:
webbed, anxiety, autumn, deep, inspirational,
Form:
Couplet
We Weave Webbed Words While Welcoming WisdomWe weave webbed words while welcoming wisdom.
Whiny William Walleye Was Witnessed Wandering Westwardly While Wailing Wildly. We Were Warily Watching Will Wobbly Walk When We Winced Worriedly.
Why, We Wondered, Would Will Wear What Was Winter Ware When Warm Weather Was Weldingly Wounding.
Will Was Washed-out, Worse,...
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Categories:
webbed, word play,
Form:
Alliteration
Weeping Webbed World: Apropos of a Syrian NightmareWeeping Webbed World
(Apropos of a Syrian Nightmare)
Affronts to humanity streak the skies
Like once perched war eagles
Soaring over communities of prey
Where the lingering smell of death
Is as normal as the scent flowers once had.
A grieving webbed world in abject apathy
Awaits the cesarean births of hope...
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Categories:
webbed, children, death, grief, imagery,
Form:
Prose Poetry
WebbedObsolete spiders
Throw tantrums when webbed freedom
Beckens it's soldiers
Erow....
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Categories:
webbed, freedom,
Form:
Haiku
Webbed EyesBlood in my eyes,
but to hurt to ever cry,
rainy days come and go,
Webbed eyes cannot see truth
but you never pass by.
You ask for truth and love,
but the answer hides
behind your eyes.
you want my heart merged
with yours,
you want our bodies entwined
as one,
you want me to...
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Categories:
webbed, betrayal,
Form:
Webbed FeatAnd I love you so,
caught in a silver bow
in my cobwebbed mind
Searching for a way out,
spider webs of doubt
tie me painfully but kind…
Moonlight blazes
in your cold lovely gazes,
eyeing me with arachnid intent
Silence shatters
as a mild wind scatters
the shells of my body into the night
And I...
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Categories:
webbed, love, passion,
Form:
Free verse
Kaleidoscopic Webbed Wide World DeuxCarte blanche,
this scribe bandies, exercises,
and indulges inexplicable gravitas
drooling, extolling, and fielding greatness,
frothing handily, indubitably jinxed,
linkedin as some lingual philanderer,
which oral intercourse,
this sensate being suckles
figuratively das bosom
sans mother tongue i.e. english language
unbeknownst to this cobbler,
dabbler and...
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Categories:
webbed, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form:
Free verse
Kaleidoscopic Webbed Wide World UneAgainst light source well crafted
tubular structure appended with eyepiece gazing
offers viewer eye-opening, mind boggling
instantaneously birthing then vanishing
resplendent myriad colorful
geometric awesome shifting shapes
hypnotizing sight seer into a whirling gigolo
where multifaceted fractals display pin-wheeling
arithmetically perfect triangulate squarely
with proportionate arcs astounding
blind faith...
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Categories:
webbed, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form:
Free verse
I Have Webbed FeetI have webbed feet
And everyone knows
Flip flops don’t fit
When you have no toes
I can dance, I can jump
I can run, I can sprint
I can even leave my own web print!...
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Categories:
webbed, silly,
Form:
Rhyme
And still his death haunts webbed wide world post American Civil WarAnd still his death haunts webbed wide world post American Civil War
Preface: On the evening of April 14, 1865, while attending a special performance of the comedy, "Our American Cousin," President Abraham Lincoln was shot.
President Abraham Lincoln died approximately nine hours after being shot at...
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Categories:
webbed, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form:
Rhyme
Webbed DesignToday,
I must do something with this afro.
loose strands blow
in the wind.
I need a new style,
something different than before.
A buzz cut?
NO!
Had that all my life.
Style with gel?
NO!
Corn rolls?
NO!
I think I want braids...
Thirty dollars later,
three hours of pulling, twisting,
back spasms crippling
me.
my equilibrium shot
I walk...
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Categories:
webbed, life
Form:
Free verse
My Duck PaparazziWhen ever I venture out my back door, there's way more ducks then the time before. I'm beginning to feel like a celebrity with my new webbed family. These quacking friends, my paparatzzi are always patiently waiting for me....
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Categories:
webbed, 1st grade,
Form:
Light Verse