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Bivalve Poems - Poems about Bivalve


Premium Member Nacre's Embrace from Grain to Gleam: A Story of Quiet Revenge
... Sand only looked to alight, find some alone-time in the muck no fuss was meant, it is only a space as big as a grain taken, escaping its identical brethren of billions on the sea floor. Oyst......

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Categories: bivalve, allusion, analogy, nature, word
Form: Free verse
Memories
...If life comes to the appealing dreams that are visible to the eyelids and cognitive mind and appears in front of eyes......... If the stumped Buteamonosperma trees bloom and kimsuka blossoms ......

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Categories: bivalve, inspirational love,
Form: Free verse



Silence of the Lambs
... Dueling Americans love drawing blood from a distance Crossing swords with their dogma guns ... a test of mettle: Who will bow first to the pressure building in their lungs Bipedal z......

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Categories: bivalve, political, society, truth, violence,
Form: Dramatic Verse
The Odious Oyster
...There are few foods in this world that I hate But there is one gnarly and nasty invertebrate Against which I most assiduously discriminate And I absolutely can not in any way tolerate If forced......

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Categories: bivalve, food, fun, funny, hate,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Beachside Food and Drink Slinks
...A is for algae, red, green, blue cells, soaking up sun, sliming teeth B is for bacterial mat, clumping underneath, earliest born, never asleep C is for coral reef, the place we all find cover or th......

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Categories: bivalve, adventure, animal, beach, death,
Form: Couplet



The Pearl
...The irritant is caressed in the soft folds of a cloak Layering it lovingly so smooth to stroke The irritant becomes fit for King, Prince or Earl To spend their money on a brand new lustrous pearl. T......

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Categories: bivalve, nature, metaphor,
Form: Rhyme
Giving Thanks
...This was written by me with the help of the second grade Sunday School class at Maumee United Methodist Church in Maumee, Ohio. Thank you for the sun so bright, Thank you for the stars at ni......

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Categories: bivalve, funny, holiday, food,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Clam Digging
...I'm one of many people with shovels in the sand. Some even go digging the crude way by hand. In the estuaries, it is now low tide. There are sandbars that the waters hide. Buried in the sand are ......

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Categories: bivalve, adventure, workpeople, people,
Form: Rhyme

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