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Cracklings
Cracklings Poems - Poems about Cracklings
Autumn Leaves
... The floral foliage of Fall fuels my pen to flow Nature's carmine carnage is a crimson condition to watch Russet quills of the trees float down in myriad shades Amber leaves levitating like f......
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Joanna Daniel
Categories:
cracklings,
autumn, tree,
Form:
Free verse
Eerie Forest
...Swaying branches spy as secret spooks in canopy’s dungeon Creepers knitted around trunks like ornamented bead chains Suspended pillar roots appear as the matted hair of Lord Shiva. Hoarse noises ......
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Patri Venkata Ramana
Categories:
cracklings,
8th grade,
Form:
Imagism
Concusse of More
...The Witches of Garais or the Strega opened an area centered in a bean feild were they invited men from around the world to join the Opera Orchastra The Muses of Men the would have them to perfo......
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Allan Terry
Categories:
cracklings,
beauty, culture, devotion, image,
Form:
Ballad
Spellbound Seas
... Raven seas, spellcast waves, ~ singing hate Revengeful tides, strum the seashores with soft cracklings, bleeding kohl ice. Smoked sienna soul ~ a cacophony, from vintage ......
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Hiya Sharma
Categories:
cracklings,
angst, betrayal, dark, death,
Form:
Verse
Autumn Winter's Spring
...AUTUMN WINTER'S SPRING Burnt umber reddish brown bronze Folic tree leaves on the grounds autumn Chestnut smoky topaz Cracklings of fallen autumns spring summer camp fires Springs cri......
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James Edward Lee Sr.
Categories:
cracklings,
addiction, appreciation, engagement, inspirational,
Form:
Free verse
Kingdom of Frozen Wet Feet-
...I hear the cracklings, combat boots walking Much I marveled the smelly cocker spaniel On the leash wearing a sweater I am walking There’s a hole in the tongue and sole Of the boots......
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James Edward Lee Sr.
Categories:
cracklings,
adventure, analogy, anxiety, community,
Form:
Free verse
The House
...The house is still and quiet nothin moves or stirs but for the occupant and little dog within; a sip if coffee, dark roasted and hot together, we enjoy and observe life with the yard on d......
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DM Babbit
Categories:
cracklings,
endurance, house,
Form:
Free verse
Verses From the Remnants of Broken Chains, Series Conclusion
...Verses From The Remnants Of Broken Chains, Series Conclusion Soft Cries From The Remnants Of Broken Chains I 've broken the deep silence that is profound Slept amidst low cracklings of dy......
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Robert Lindley
Categories:
cracklings,
art, assonance, creation, deep,
Form:
Quatrain
Lord of Long Shadows, Master Poe and I
...Lord Of Long Shadows, Master Poe And I Lord of long shadows had invaded hearth and home sauntered in amidst cracklings of hot fireplace flames Saying, " I like this sad place, may I freely roam......
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Robert Lindley
Categories:
cracklings,
art, fantasy, imagination, judgement,
Form:
Rhyme
Christmas
...The spirt Of Christmas. Secularism, leaning away from religion. Do not know if there is a god. I believe in a great maker, but don’t believe humanity has a clue. Yet, Christmas Spi......
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Jg Collins
Categories:
cracklings,
art,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Walking the Autumn Path
...WALKING THE AUTUMN PATH Cracklings under my feet breathing fragrant leafage of reds and golds, brown twigs of trees- fallen. Juicy succulent pears, big-bright orang......
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Olive Eloisa Guillermo - Fraser
Categories:
cracklings,
autumn, beautiful, imagery, nature,
Form:
Cinquain
Hog Killing Time
...HOG KILLING TIME There's a chill in the air And holidays are near, Thanksgiving's just 'round the bend; There's a feeling amongst country folks That's absolute prime, Everyone senses it's hog......
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Patricia Neely-Dorsey
Categories:
cracklings,
culture, food, poems,
Form:
Rhyme
Making Cracklings
...MAKING CRACKLINGS (Pork Rinds) (Skins) First, you have to kill a hog, Then, carefully take off the skin; Cut it up in little squares, And then the fun begins. Take a big, black iron pot, ......
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Patricia Neely-Dorsey
Categories:
cracklings,
culture, food, poems,
Form:
Rhyme