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Blanch Poems - Poems about Blanch

Premium Member Mind of the Heart
...“feeling not thinking, soul with love linking ~ we attained God consciousness unblinking” I've been told that I wear my heart on my sleeve that I try too hard to love others that I open my he......

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Categories: blanch, community, love,
Form: Free verse
Of A Pen And A Book
...Book by book, I see the hook, How about we have a look, Don't make me choke, I am with a bottle of Coke, I hear a creek, I am not a Greek, The shrubs are on a bleak, Glistened by the sleek, ......

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Categories: blanch, 12th grade, age, allusion,
Form: Ballad



Insomniac Deteste
...A cacophonic silence, A mere blanch of a catastrophic faliure, A maroon in a sickening mirage, 'tis a shade one more, As a ray one less, Fairing smiles adiue, Requiem of a chastised face, Lay ......

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Categories: blanch, angst, deep, night, self,
Form: Free verse
Into the Gloom
...Into the gloom by Michael R. Burch Into the gloom, beyond the point of caring, past fascist rows that stare and blanch and cross and watch us always, by the sunset's flaring, we watch our fo......

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Categories: blanch, death, earth, heaven, moon,
Form: Rhyme
Sinter's Cross, Part II
......A warrior shrieked, pitched sideways, bled when he hit the ground, the Apache spurred their horses, looking to flank around. But John expected such a thig, he looked right and saw one, the I......

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Categories: blanch, conflict, courage, death, hero,
Form: Cowboy Poetry



Premium Member Fruit
...The fruit Apples, grapes, pears Held in a bowl so rare Heat water, it is now impallid. Salad impallid -verb- to blanch(blanch par boil but also to dip in hot ......

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Categories: blanch, fruit,
Form: Cinquain
Premium Member The Tiny Tree
...Once there was a tiny tree, who wished itself a lofty, wide-spread oak; longing to have on him song-birds light... to share a tune to strum some beams on full-moon night –......

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Categories: blanch, cat, happy, humorous, music,
Form: Free verse
The Bequeathing
...Back to back we stand staring into the future. The moon loves us for it is dead-eyed and alone. Long or brief all days dwindle, while nights row us back over that vast seas we arrived from. Fac......

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Categories: blanch, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member From Moon To Clover
...** From Moon to Clover ** I say,”Do not!” live every day As if it were our last day,” like some advise. For tears will flow without end And cheeks cannot be quenched, nor hearts be Rushed......

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Categories: blanch, destiny, dream, future, life,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Wednesday Midst the Luck of the Irish
...Wednesday's the middle of the sandwich equidistant from weekends -- unhitched Plenty of room for all those toppings ketchup, mayo and rain showers -- she's sopping How unjust, other days' i......

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Categories: blanch, day, jealousy,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member It Is Not Greensleeves
...Please remember this is England. It’s not the many, it’s the few. It’s not democracy anymore because you’ve given Carte blanch for us to screw you. It’s not Greensleeves you hear over the meadow......

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Categories: blanch, abortion, absence, abuse, betrayal,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Want To Replace Gardenia With a Claw
...My hat has a gardenia that refuses to behave. She throws a fit that would make a Neanderthal cave. I asked what she needed, what helps, what does she crave? She said she always wanted a close stra......

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Categories: blanch, 1st grade, 2nd grade,
Form: Rhyme
A Novel Train Ride
...I am eye-deep in a story, a timeless place that only happens now. The view from the train window is as still as a mountain – I may be reading too fast. The speed of my eyes takes time to emerge......

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Categories: blanch, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Point of View Or Truth
...Point of View or Truth? What is your view of politics? I'm sad, but dream there's more, though politics says rhythm's plague, rhyme's rotten to the core, and hope seems l......

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Categories: blanch, devotion, life, love,
Form: Rhyme
You Don'T Say
...2 cups of crushed pork rinds ( hot and spicy) or crushed fritos 1 tablespoon of Garlic powder 2 tablespoons of cayeene 1 tablespoon of onion power 1 tablespoon of salt 2 tablespoons of cornstarc......

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Categories: blanch, celebration, culture, dance, death
Form: Ballade

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