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Dry Cleaned Poems - Poems about Dry Cleaned


I Read a Poem Then Thought About It a Lot
... after Dilly Dally She bought a button to be pinned on vintage dresses to be placed back on the lacquered shelf after another day at the gallery: getting lost in brushstrokes of ligh......

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Categories: dry cleaned, art, poetry,
Form: Ekphrasis
Premium Member Apologizing For the Crazy Quilt
...I have made the weirdest quilt, the woman apologized to me. It is bits of scraps of every color, you might not even like it. I had seen a lot of quilts that I do not like. They are too symmetrical.......

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Categories: dry cleaned, giving,
Form: Narrative



Greatest Celebration Since Time Began
...Have you heard? Have you seen? Have you receive your invitation? Are you going to attend the greatest celebration since time began? All are welcome to the Marriage Supper of the Lamb. Heads u......

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Categories: dry cleaned, celebration, destiny, god, jesus,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Hand Me Polyester Please
...Satin makes people look corpulent and shiny. Silk is my material of choice. Except it has to be dry-cleaned. And it is never the same after a grease spot. Hand me that polyester pantsuit please. ......

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Categories: dry cleaned, silly,
Form: Light Verse
Elves Insight To Christmas
...T'was the night before Christmas all through Santa's workshop. All of the elves are busier than a New York city cop. Teddy bears, dolls, cars and trains Hoops, bats, balls and planes. Elves f......

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Categories: dry cleaned, christmas, holiday, humorous,
Form: Rhyme



Peter Pan Nightmares On Chatham Avenue
...out of sync the wheel squeaks, too many little brown mice with big mice ears have chewed my bearings a sunbeam sits on my dislocated shoulder and the cat's in the cradle sleeping with the ......

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Categories: dry cleaned, fantasy, imagination
Form: I do not know?
When a Bag Talks
...I am a bag I was polished but now I sag can't I be your next best friend? though I'm not a soul that can mend I carry your heavy load still you don't care me for good you put inside of me anyt......

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Categories: dry cleaned, life, peopleme,
Form: Personification

Book: Reflection on the Important Things