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Best Zirconium Poems


A Is For Antenna 1
A  is for Antenna

A  is for Antenna, the two-in-one, receiving in and transmitting away.
B  is for Broadband, to fire away on the high speed  digital highway.
C  is for Current, what a beauty, it is all but  free- electron- flow.
D...

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Categories: zirconium, science,
Form: ABC
Premium Member Sentenced
They place my vowel
Under barren landscape

Sipping from cracked porcelain cup
Of an alienated heartbeat

Devilish grins
Slapping Karma’s bottom,
A quarterback’s misguided win

Liar’s prophetic retinas glaze
With metric, disciplinary ruler

They place my consolidated lyric
On upper hand
Of cubic zirconium petulance

Their torn, lanolin coated tissue
Degrading polyester embedded uniform

Mislead by “savior’s” belief
A desolate...

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Categories: zirconium, judgement, life, metaphor,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Rejected Thesaurus
Once again
“Man”
Fails

A faulty miscarriage of stanzas and exhaled anomalies,
“Man” withers
Unto a Shakespearean passing

“Man” testifies
Verbal precedence above cedar scented opinions
While providing expired empathy to their disfigured reflection

Oh, how their insolent pride glimmers
Similar to Cubic Zirconium weddings

Oh, how their “manhood” 
Falsely supplicates
For even “thicker” pride

Another daftly implored...

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Categories: zirconium, corruption, life, people, slam,
Form: Free verse

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Premium Member You'D Better Not Pout
If no diamonds Ill try not to pout
For that’s not what Christmas is all about
Ill take  Zirconium
Though its a Phonyium
But in the bedroom there could be a drought


Just kidding of course......

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Categories: zirconium, christmas, humor,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member A Little Towns Secret Part 1 True Story
This is how it all started. My brother and me were watching Larry
King on CNN. It was his talk show. His special guest was Dr. Ellen
Crystall. She had written a book called Silent Invasion. It was about
UFO's in a little Township called Pinebush. His topic...

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Categories: zirconium, dark, missing, mystery, night,
Form: Narrative
Fstop
Fstop. (SNAP!)

our moment.

our pier.
in a split second, 
a single-slipped ray
of animation 
senses and egresses
ambient light  
into the 
cauterized bloodstream 
of two enamored
lovers.

Fstop. (SNAP!)

our reflection.

my desire for you.
my private folding
twice into your extended arms -
thrice thinking through 
the mercurial threads 
of my theatrical,
dramatic effulgence; ...

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© John Heck  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: zirconium, lovelight, light,
Form: Free verse



Fitting In.( By Mac, My Grandson 16 Y/O)
Spray paint your grass!
Tofu all meat!
Borrow their cash!
Glue on eyelash!
YOU REMAIN DISCRETE!

Generic every brand!
Plastic = plant!
Top soil your land!
Fake bake Tanned,
BUT YOU STILL CAN'T!

Zirconium your diamond!
Wig your head!
Fuel you've siphoned!
Use product then refund!
OUTCAST TILL YOUR DEAD!

By Mac :]...

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Categories: zirconium, life,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Amphorae
Amphorae, beautifully crafted,
Delicate, exquisite, fire-glazed, 
Heated in jumbo kilns,
Lovely molded necks, 
Opaque pigments, 
Quartzite residue- 
Symbolic, timeless, utilitarian
Valued- with xanthic yellow zirconium




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Poetry notes:

Poetry form:  ABC - In this instance, a poem in which every word...

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© Mark Toney  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: zirconium, art, beautiful, history, poetry,
Form: ABC
Premium Member Murderous Thoughts of a Woman Scorned
Cheated on her three times, said it was her reluctance to marry
Each time she took him back, finally on her finger his ring she’d carry

But even as she wore it, her fickle lover cheated again
She threw the chintzy ring at him -- cheap zirconium

Knowing he...

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Categories: zirconium, angst, lost love, life,
Form: Rhyme
Devil In Disguise
Your sequin smile dazzles,
shining brightly as cubic zirconium.
Your words drip like a komodo dragons spit,
never allowing emotional wounds to heal.

Black manicured nails rip and shred
tender innocent hearts, while your kisses
spread the virus of loss.

Your body a temple, where many have worshipped.
Down on bended knee, sipping...

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Categories: zirconium, confusion, people, social,
Form: Free verse
Question Mark Existence
walking the floor
regular pastime
not about you
more about me

tweezers and splinters
droplets of blood as blues
not about us
more about life

accidental klutz
lumps and swellings 
not about happenings
more about hurting

dynamic stone teardrops
cubic zirconium crockery
not about pain
more about truth...

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© Marty King  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: zirconium, confusion, identity, life,
Form: Free verse
Would You Still Love Me
Would you still love me if you found out I was really thirty-five not twenty-five
I'm not single but have other wives in other states
The father of two, no wait, three
And I'm not a chiropractor but work at the auto mart

Would you still love me if...

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Categories: zirconium, girlfriend, wedding,
Form: Free verse
Ocean Circe
Ocean (Circe)

Clearly an abyss, 
you paint your lips blue,
adorn yourself in light's zirconium-hue-
masquerading as some golden gem, laden Queen.
Lying in your bed in waiting,
offering the possibility of adventure,
of hidden world's of retreat.
Your magic mesmerizes and flaunts.
Teases with possibilities imagery.
Endless font.
Stories to sell.
Corrupting your fools, licking...

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Categories: zirconium, beach, blue, body, corruption,
Form: Rhyme
Drizzle Like Drizzle Sweet Like Ah
Zirconium
Titanium-Rutile
Titanium-llmenite
Scalley wags and tarbuks
Teague League swantsium
12-12-2020
Chaotic Moon
Tides of Eden
Waves to disppare
Transparency and
Each mode of
Communicative
Measures
Dialogue speaks
To the need of
Persons.
Poverty creates
empathy for some.
To others it allows
restrictions to create
other conditions.
A strategy to humble
Masses and restrict
and give right to those
Who wish to be rebellious.
Who's mercies speaks of God.
That man's...

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Categories: zirconium, art, business, film, love,
Form: Ballade
Group Nine 280
confussion and frustration
made the task a chore
it favored longety which
at first evaluation
of the work had been ignored
in referance to the group
we were straong and committed
but in labor
we were divided
and uncommitted.
I felt cheap and used
like a man who wished
more attention from his
lover.
I must sort the collected
bunch
to...

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Categories: zirconium, business, creation, science, visionary,
Form: Blank verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry