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Summer Confusion Poems

These Summer Confusion poems are examples of Confusion poems about Summer. These are the best examples of Confusion Summer poems written by international poets.


I'm Starting to Forget
I'm Starting to forget you
I wish I wasn't.
When is your birthday?
What are your fears?
I can't really believe
It's been so many years.

What color is your hair?
Is...

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Categories: change, child, confusion, heartbreak,



There Comes an Ending
Your faces i see when i close my eyes 

Voices still heard in the summer breeze, 

Gatherings curtailed by a floating disease, 

Poisoned air that...

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Categories: confusion, feelings, friendship, future,

A Stranger in Foreign Lands
I live among my very kind, equal in blood, but with a different mind. I always feel, I am alone, a tiny pebble in a...

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Categories: confusion, courage, desire, hurt,

Premium Member Mission Accomplished
I was a skilled, dedicated CIA agent, helping to preserve national security,
By searching for and garnering information, as silvery rain ensures purity.

Days were spent perusing...

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Categories: confusion, fantasy, joy, prayer,

Premium Member Color Confusion
I was a knowledgeable color expert, with a degree in enthralling color theory,
And was proficient with color related software, like evening sun grown weary.

With cognizance...

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Categories: beautiful, color, confusion, fantasy,



12 Seasons, 3 Years,
On a spring day without you.
Even if you aren’t there, I still remember you.

Over the clouds and peaks up high, across the rivers, across the...

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© Miyo Wu  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: autumn, confusion, emotions, environment,

Premium Member Its All Bunkum, This De Banking'
Lets be frank' who would want to de-bank?
It seems like communisam.?
Not just an odd  buisniss schsim'
Theres no balance of books? At first and
Second last...

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Categories: age, confusion, crazy, international,

Premium Member Kiss
As the fishing boat was leaving away from the harbour. 
A sad woman, with tears on her cheeks, blew a kiss to her lover, who...

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Categories: absence, boat, confusion, dedication,

Unidentified Extraterrestrials Willingly Abducted Me
Unidentified extraterrestrial(s) willingly abducted me

As a divergence 
from the apocalyptical, dialectical, 
geomorphological, judgmatical, 
metaphorical, philosophical...,
I share an out of this 
(webbed wide) world,
light hearted anecdote...

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Categories: confusion, absence, adventure, august, blessing,

Premium Member High In Winter Trees
Our meadow has always held surprises. After we moved in - that first spring - a myriad of daffodils appeared from dormant bulbs, exactly where...

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Categories: animal, confusion, daffodils, nature,

Premium Member Walking the Straight-And-Narrow
5.0 grade-point on a 4.0 scale
    Climbed Mt. Everest, the 'icy trail'
  His summer job was 'Director of Sales'
  ...

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Categories: confusion, crazy, education, gender,

Premium Member Summer of 1970
oh such sweet love I never knew
      that summer weaved in 'forty-two
        ...

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Categories: 7th grade, age, confusion,

Premium Member Fifth Seasons
There are places, things,
and times experienced by us.
Each of these experiences has
a character of its own. Yes,
there may be similarities,
but each is distinct.

The word for...

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Categories: angel, christian, conflict, confusion,

Premium Member Almost Home
I believed in fitness and healthy living, including obtaining sufficient sleep,
To revel for years in buttery sunshine, which makes emerald willows weep.

I consumed only healthier...

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Categories: confusion, dream, fantasy, friend, home,

Premium Member Nymph From Exodus
Are we less superior to ourselves than realization?
Our temporary shell, our salt, our generation.
Our streamers flutter like snow in Antarctica.
longing and valid expansion, made of...

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© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: analogy, appreciation, confusion, death,


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