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Conjunctions Poems - Poems about Conjunctions

Conjunctions
...We must have looked through the same window. Though we had yet to meet an image developed a reality fleshed out an inevitable coincidence began to move into place. Until (only yesterday) the ......

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Categories: conjunctions, poetry,
Form: Free verse
And
...An apparitions favourite word from punctuation-less sentences that continue on, on, on. Cope without it you useless fools a flick suffices. Semi-colon, colon, joining words thrust through the large......

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Categories: conjunctions, bereavement, best friend, extended
Form: Free verse



Emptiness of Poetry
...Poetry has left me again I’ve bled the hills and trees for words I’ve searched for verbs in the hours When someone fills the emptiness I will have no need for pronouns No talk or fragments f......

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Categories: conjunctions, absence, loneliness, poetry, write,
Form: Free verse
A Stitch In Rhyme
...A quilt is a poem that’s been crafted With stitches that cleverly mime The words that a poet has drafted In manner and rhythm and rhyme. For in piecing a pattern together, Every section, once ......

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Categories: conjunctions, analogy, poetry,
Form: Rhyme
Open Word Classes
...Open Word Classes In language there are classes, we are told, Of words both new and old. Nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs too, And among them, open word classes few. Nouns, the names of thi......

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Categories: conjunctions, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Didactic



Running Rampant
...When words are running rampant You just have to rein them in. By lassoing a few of them, At least you can begin. They’ll buck and kick and race around, Defiantly at first, Especially the adj......

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Categories: conjunctions, poems, words,
Form: Rhyme
If Time Were a Slow Thing
...If time were a slow thing a snake shedding skins, a lizard gradually wakening to its life in the sunlight; if it were a red bus dawdling through congested London streets, or the backwa......

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Categories: conjunctions, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Defined Image
...DEFINED IMAGE. overshadowed yet eminent arresting but completely   different surreal   simplicity of perception a relayed strange impression now dissolved existential conjunct......

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Categories: conjunctions, poetry,
Form: Other
Words Between
...You will say something mundane and a sudden potency will scratch my skin. I mention an ordinary thing and you show me where my words are smooth satin or an abrasion. An invisible tissue ......

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Categories: conjunctions, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Leaf
...Look! Every leaf is a curve in a greater circle winding inward into perfection, a cryptogram coding a momentary perception. See the spiral in the spiral? See the conjunctions, the branch upon......

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Categories: conjunctions, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A Heart Who Bleeds Words
...My heart bleeds words which take the form of poetry – by poet There is grace in the nouns Freedom in the verbs There is music in the prose Whispers of light in the poem The......

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Categories: conjunctions, write, writing,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Small Mutinies
... "Small Mutinies" So what if my point of view is not that which wraps you in comfortably warm fluffed-up silky cashmere blankets of insecure insincerity simple sc......

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Categories: conjunctions, halloween, muse, symbolism,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member What Are Words - a Florilegium Poem
...What are words other than coffin nails be? Who does it belong to when it rails me? An empty vessel at best that bails thee. Lend me your ear and draw your heart near; my words might seer, but h......

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Categories: conjunctions, analogy, emotions, literature, metaphor,
Form: Other
Premium Member Cunning Linguistics
...As you read this poem, I’m mentally undressing you. Word by word your protests drop to the floor. Syllable by syllable I pare you down to honest flesh. Utterance by utterance, your secrets are r......

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Categories: conjunctions, allegory, sensual, word play,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member Fragments of Fractals
...Fractals. Spawn of iterating quadratic functions. Choreographers of cosmic conjunctions. Impervious to human dysfunctions. Makers of multiverses. Encoders of creations. Limited only by......

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Categories: conjunctions, nature, poetry, science,
Form: Rhyme

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