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Disheveled Poems - Poems about Disheveled


Premium Member Disheveled
The bedraggled beget bedfellows with Tangled hair, tattered sleeves, a sea churn chaotic. Comfort is found in a rumpled, ruffled unkempt state, Shared by a weary soul and a heartless sea sat beside. For sorrow will draw in where sorrow has been. Churn will discern a likeness for agitation, Beyond the calm that demands order, prim, proper, neat. For it's disorder that...

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Categories: disheveled, nature, sad,
Form: Free verse
'Twas the night before Christmas
'Twas the night before Christmas quite a long time ago I was nestled snugly in bed with my brother Joe The stockings were hung neatly on our footboard rails While we dreamt visions of Barbie’s Dollhouse and Motor Maniac trails Mom and Dad to make it our special day Sat with our gifts, wrapping papers, toolbox and a...

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Categories: disheveled, christmas, color, dad, eve,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Victor feels Frowsy Disheveled and Frayed
Victor, the VW bus was angry, he had rust on himself now His owner was unkempt, frowsy, disheveled and frayed. His house would have been condemned If he had not hired a maid....

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Categories: disheveled, emotions,
Form: Rhyme
Stand-N-Soak
Docked your own can it tote-n-land home Locked unknown antidote to amp the mode Clamped-n-sewn your stamp will show Plan it slow in a long tramp you know Boat the load and camp your stow Go for broke to brand a glow Sold your joke now stand-n-soak Hold folk accountable and count your table Don't poke a mountable route make a...

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Categories: disheveled, addiction, angst, confidence, courage,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Disheveled Prisoner
A bum rap the disheveled prisoner claims Clamoring about in his padded cell Unable to recall the women he maims, He made their lives a living hell. Lumbering about like a trapped animal Rattling the bars, he shouts for a hearing Nothing about him seems remotely rational Not even the size of his earlobe piercing. One might label him a piece of trash Still,...

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Categories: disheveled, betrayal, conflict, mother son,
Form: Narrative



You'Ve Got To Tell Your Story
Walls explode, windows crash Lightning in the middle, ceremoniously mash the safety of my core, the distressed world of my being that has given me a reality, gazing into the sky, seeing the truth written in heavenly bodies and locked in a celestial dance. Wandering through the maze of triumph and defeat Playing tug-of-war with every soul I meet Straddling between two worlds,...

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Categories: disheveled, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Rhyme

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