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Droning Poems - Poems about Droning


Droning On
Guard dogs try to sleep in a deaf corner. Smaller barkers do what they do best from under bed or table. Large bugs in the sky keep blinking and teasing. They jig and jag and only the dogs and a few elderly cats can hear them. Whirligigs descend only to disappear, spinning wings bite the air. K9 units are advised to use extreme caution, it's almost as if we...

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Categories: droning, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Basking Robins and Droning Wasps
Late afternoon October 15th, 2022 a spring like day witnessed nature in surround sound, whereby reflection spurred reminiscence about similar weather a few years ago when... Serious intent to read latest issue of TIME magazine found attention pleasantly distracted, when I became keenly aware of flora and fauna bursting, blooming, buzzing, and twittering oblivious to yours truly sitting stock still in folding lawn chair marveling at each budding natural born...

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Categories: droning, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Droning and Buzzing
droning and buzzing a bumblebee has five eyes seeing everything...

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Categories: droning, animal,
Form: Haiku
Basking Robins and Droning Wasps
Serious intent to read latest issue of TIME magazine found attention pleasantly distracted, when I became keenly aware of flora and fauna bursting, blooming, buzzing, and twittering oblivious to yours truly sitting stock still in folding lawn chair marveling at each budding natural born architect and engineer each respective constituent living organism engrossed delicate as deft potters crafting chinaware observing good and plenti hive nesting reverential species trumpeting suave and...

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Categories: droning, appreciation, april, birth, celebration,
Form: Pastoral
Thou Droning Whoreson Baggage
Thy wart-encrusted maw compellingly constitutes a convalescant contrast of pulchritude, most evident in earnest and effervescent cockcrow light, a visage matched by the craven beige mundanity of oneself's soiled linens which thou art so unpleasingly plastered against, decumbent and dishabille the illusion of chivalry persists into mid-morning, slightly ante-bruncheon, climaxing with a most unpunctilious proclamation: Thou droning whoreson baggage!...

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Categories: droning, anger,
Form: Free verse




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