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Crunching Poems - Poems about Crunching


Premium Member Crisp Colors Carried By Autumn
Rustling, blowing, whooshing Like the moments before twilight, Following shadows home, stolen Lights, glistening across the night, Hesitant as the forest’s calm, Still blessings, wafting through dawn, Rising like dew graced petals, Reflecting the darkness, the loss Of a moment before morning warms, Sunlight reaching through the limbs, Oaks and maples, painted graceful, Listening to the brilliance of fiery golds, The satin joy of burgundy and...

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Categories: crunching, appreciation, autumn, nature, november,
Form: Free verse
Crunching Away but I'm Not Hungry
So I am hungry Now I wait for my food but My heart eats itself...

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Categories: crunching, anxiety, emotions, food, irony,
Form: Haiku



Premium Member Pebbles Crunching
pebbles crunching, snap red shirt, red and yellow koi, florals and forest ill-fated past bids goodbye hello garden paradise...

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Categories: crunching, garden,
Form: Tanka
Premium Member Crunching Leaves
Deer no longer sneak Crisp fall leaves give them away ....not able to hide. Birds walking on ground Picking through the crunching leaves to find what's hidden. Red and gold carpet Is so noisy underfoot ...

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Categories: crunching, nature
Form: Haiku
Credit Crunching
A demographic donkey-punch, Has choked us all, the Credit Crunch. Percent reduced by 33, Of Style of life and Luxury. No more loans, no more lending, Forced to earn what we’re spending. Gripped by servile deprivation, Ripples of the World inflation. Decadence at its peak, Necessities once everywhere. Advent days appear so bleak, A smile a week will soon be rare. Destitution for the rich, Paupers in a...

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Categories: crunching, depression
Form: Rhyme



Crunching
Past loves emerge and bloom at autumn’s heart Quick’ning with the blow and crunch of leaves. The life has left the earth and made us part To go our separate ways when seasons meet. For o’er the planets face the way is strewn With bits of death once living in the skies. For they’ve all seen the later harvest moon And dread...

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Categories: crunching, loss, sad, seasons,
Form: Sonnet

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