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Confabulations Poems - Poems about Confabulations

Confabulations Poems - Examples of all types of poems about confabulations to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read short, long, best, and famous examples for confabulations.

Premium Member Another Year's Demise
... My thoughts reflecting upon a year that is about to pass into history. Each month bringing its own joy, sorrow, and contemplations. I have written It in the form of a couplet, adopting a 12 sylla......Read the rest...
Categories: confabulations, christmas, farewell, poetry, remember,
Form: Couplet



Premium Member Caveats of Carpe Diem
...When the sinking feeling rises He hopes it floats on rainbow bubbles Until the dredges clear once more What ifs have not buts they simply are A luxury or misdemeanour in thou......Read the rest...
Categories: confabulations, freedom,
Form: Free verse
Dance of Words
...There it is again the flow of potty-mouthed confabulations expose the dictionary in quick disintegration is this the why speak in incubation the where withall of today's conversation? Like......Read the rest...
Categories: confabulations, analogy, silly, words,
Form: Verse
He Clapped For Us All
...He Clapped For Us All he could clap like it hurt his pink palms, regarding us with sacred consideration promises, words, meaningless, bland, creations for every special occasion, words wavi......Read the rest...
Categories: confabulations, words,
Form: Rhyme
Sum Total
...The sum total just breath on glass vials of substance and substantial dust on shoe your thoughts your softness like rubbed edges Blurred memories its sum total measured or spent while ......Read the rest...
Categories: confabulations, allusion, solitude,
Form: I do not know?



I'M Bored
...He could clap like it hurt his pink palms and regard us with sacred considerations Promises, words, meaningless, bland, created for every special occasion, Words waved like proud embattled fla......Read the rest...
Categories: confabulations, memory, religion,
Form: I do not know?

Book: Reflection on the Important Things