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Dulls Poems - Poems about Dulls

Premium Member Keep The Faith
...It's that color in the sky of black and white A faded dull color like dynamite Remnants of fireworks on display That dulls the ground where their ashes lay But soon the wind will blow them aw......

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Categories: dulls, faith, hope,
Form: Free verse
anatomy of hate
...I take the blade like a sculptor takes his chisel— not for art, but for erasure. Skin is too quiet. It wears my face like a mask I never chose. So I slice, deep enough to silence it, to wat......

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Categories: dulls, sad,
Form: Free verse



Therapy
...Pull the shades Dim the lights Hear the snores No response Just the crickets My art dulls you? It's my therapy ......

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Categories: dulls, anger, mental health, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Hamlet - Shakespeare theme
...Neither a borrower nor a lender be; For loan oft loses both itself and friend, And borrowing dulls the edge of husbandry. Lord Polonius to Laertes - Hamlet, Act 1 Scene 3 your magnitude of de......

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Categories: dulls, emotions,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Peace of Mind
...Let the words of my mouth fall silent To listen to my beating heart Then will I be most still and content In rhythm with nature's warm art To still the noise which dulls reflection Brings clos......

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Categories: dulls, peace,
Form: Sonnet



Critics
...(2-4-6 syllables). Seagulls, Carping, such dulls, A peaceful smiling lulls.......

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Categories: dulls, appreciation, giggle, peace,
Form: Rhyme
Let a thousand flowers bloom
...‘Pon taxpayers a tad more trust, On tax kitty a tad less lust, Tax that dulls no young dream, Gathers cream just from brim, Tax too shy to assume, Lets thousand flowers bloom, A tax is no b......

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Categories: dulls, dream, humor, trust,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Untitled
...‘Neither a borrower nor a lender be; for loan oft loses both itself and friend, and borrowing dulls the edge of husbandry.’ Hamlet, Act 1, Scene 3 by Shakespeare That $100 you wanted to borrow~ ......

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Categories: dulls, humor,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Voices Unbound
... Written: November 24, 2024, For Contest, Sponsored by: Janis Medders Tobechi _________________________ When darkness creeps on this erratic land, The weep......

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Categories: dulls, america, bereavement, conflict,
Form: Sonnet
Can you even imagine the pain?
...Can you even imagine the pain, That greets me in the morn', The pain that trickles down my face, The pain that makes my soul worn? The pain that interrupts my sleep, The pain that dulls my ......

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Categories: dulls, feelings,
Form: Rhyme
The Depths of Providence
...THE DEPTHS OF PROVIDENCE When Providence delays, don't lose your way For God arrives with grandeur, come what may Big dreams need persistent patience like sumptuous stew Lest complacency dulls ......

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Categories: dulls, 1st grade,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Aegean Sea
...The sea never dulls me; it lulls, calms and relaxes me. It sends me into a trance, like when I dance, in a state of peace. In stillness, I feel free......

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Categories: dulls, sea,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Stages
...It cowers in the corner, newly born. I turn my spite-soaked back, riddled with resentment and pull the thin veil to sink beneath its cover. I will not watch it crawl, but it breathes, a shado......

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Categories: dulls, anger, death, depression, sister,
Form: Personification
Premium Member Adults, they tell us
...Adults, they tell us, this slow unraveling of innocence into something more akin to survival, the colors fade, the music dulls, and the world, once so wild and wide, narrows into roads lined with......

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Categories: dulls, fantasy,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Sharply fading away to nothing
...Sight, sound, feelings converge, to point sublime, Until what once was so, is barely there. As last gasp grasp exhales slip-away time, Ear, eye strain to catch last glimmer of care. Fleeting to......

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Categories: dulls, loss,
Form: Sonnet

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