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Conurbation
Conurbation Poems - Poems about Conurbation
Surreal Slide Show
...I was strolling aimlessly in a park, where first month pearl leafs swirl, in a thriving suburb of rapid transport, transport by urgent deadline promise, transport by magenta sky vision, peach ti......
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Howard Kerr
Categories:
conurbation,
beautiful, beauty, birth, character,
Form:
Imagism
Arran Reverie
...Ah,words alone could not suffice, could never match the stirrings of the soul, as in some distant conurbation, the sad heart, with sudden strange elation, yearns to be in Arran. For in those nar......
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Peter Rees
Categories:
conurbation,
creation, emotions,
Form:
Free verse
Urban Sprawl
...Gardens, houses, metaled roads, no tractor and mower Speed limit grows in reverse, bigger and slower Brick and concrete slowness teks ower Sixty, forty, to thirty, where does it stop ? Down to tw......
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Andrew Collinson
Categories:
conurbation,
city, environment, farm, urban,
Form:
Free verse
The Journey
...The Journey From petrol station, conurbation, Queuing traffic moving slowly, Taxi rank and railway station. Glimpsing horses, grazing cows ......
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Barry Stebbings
Categories:
conurbation,
journey,
Form:
Rhyme
Few Days More
...Few days more my dreams need to come true, In that heart me to kindle a candle The conurbation of lovers’ to locate And to renovate the ruins of past And to patch up with a friend much annoy’d Few ......
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Mushtaque Barq
Categories:
conurbation,
life, heart, heart, love,
Form:
Free verse
A Reference For Every Thought
...A reference for every thought Deconstruct all you think and find the link To the last time you felt that way Heard the words Learned that fact Disassemble the pieces of the things and Actions you h......
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Saskia Kurer
Categories:
conurbation,
allegory, confusion, education, happiness,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Twin Buildings
...Cock-crow precipitation -dripping from the eaves stores cry, “no, no they weep.” Ciao to the sun-god and the dryness coming the conurbation awakes from sleep. Crows roost on high-wires caws cal......
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Mike Samford
Categories:
conurbation,
recovery from..., sorry, sympathy,
Form:
Quatrain