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Dingy Poems - Poems about Dingy

Premium Member Before the Latched Gate
...“Keep knocking as hard as one can and wait patiently before the closed gate is the best way to enter it. But find if it is a gate to perdition or salvation.”- By Poet On a late evening......

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Categories: dingy, angst, confusion, fear, lost,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Smiles Of Childhood Days
... A sudden drizzle gushed along the street, That I wiggled out , romping and playing In my cotton jumpshirt as summer cooled, To allow a downpour of monsoon rain. Swerving through puddles w......

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Categories: dingy, childhood, fun,
Form: Light Verse



Premium Member Hold the Applause
...spotlight breathes dances fist of faces flashing in a dingy bar where we all are the world corralled managing on a fiesta of pita chips with Everything Hummus plus pectin gummies ......

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Categories: dingy, feelings, guitar, humor, music,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The lens of grief
...Life has changed so much in merely two weeks Life was hard and traumatic at times Now it is just grey with grief The beauty of friendship is still here, A sunrise still fills the sky with wonderf......

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Categories: dingy, grief,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Why Did She Abandon
..."How sad when it comes to face the world as an orphan! Chasing shadows, he/she searches for the love and protection lost. Having no trail to follow, the search goes on endless"~ By Poet <>...

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Categories: dingy, angst, betrayal, mother,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Salute the Soldier
...Charged with a fiery spirit, full of valour, To protect the nation from rival force, Volunteered to join the armed troops Knowing well all risks, sans remorse. Plucked away from he......

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Categories: dingy, angst, appreciation, soldier, war,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member the last customer again
...Red neon which looks lovely at four o’clock in the afternoon Somehow seemed dingy at twelve-thirty; he was the last customer bartender gave him a nod, and a sympathetic look......

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Categories: dingy, life,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Blaming a Missing Person
...Two small pinwheels once rosy and gay Have faded in the sun, they are now dingy and gray How brilliantly colorful they once were, probably Popping with enthusiasm and joy to some degree Now the......

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Categories: dingy, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Pharisee
... Pharisee, pharisee, you come again My night of hope screams for crumbs to eat, I’m just a boy needing a few coins Offering old tin cup to rich men on the lane. Cold my body wrapped like soiled ......

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Categories: dingy, child, poverty, sound,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member the runaway
... the end of day shuts down the smell of rain at 5 o'clock with gusty winds and withered leaves under my feet newspapers whirling from empty parking lots broken plastic bins rolling a lonely d......

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Categories: dingy, girl, lost,
Form: Spoken Word
Premium Member Cleaning Frenzied Me
...I started with one small corner of my kitchen Set the timer, so I could stop in fifteen minutes Set the timer eight more times until the floor was scrubbed The counters were scraped, the table was......

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Categories: dingy, me,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Tunnels
...Tunneling through nightscapes, weightless moon doll escapes. Collapsing space-time, the pages and pages, of fluttering windblown stages in quantum nonlocality, a graphic novel engages. Bur......

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Categories: dingy, birth, death, introspection, journey,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Smuggler's Boat
...Migrants on the move from violence their only possession breath-space on a smuggler’s boat secured with back-bent harvests in pretzel-bent systems weight of crates of strawberries hoisted on ......

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Categories: dingy, boat, death, hope, journey,
Form: Free verse
Emerald Dreams
...Emerald Dreams "We should run off to Ireland,” she said. “Really, we should." "We could live by the sea, talk into the rainy nights, and wake with the screeching of sea birds." “We could b......

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Categories: dingy, adventure,
Form: Free verse
Crossroads
...These roads have always been here. Wood to brick, brick to stone, changes with the coming times. Modernity but where did it come from? All of a sudden, walking along different paths that lead to the ......

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Categories: dingy, conflict, lost, memory, october,
Form: Free verse

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