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Electric Fan Poems - Poems about Electric Fan
Electric Fan Poems - Examples of all types of poems about electric fan to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read
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Before the Electric Fan Hit Itself
...Back then before upheavals upheaved, people were gracious but lacked a common sorrow - it made them a little dull. Occasionally a local danger would excite but rejoicing and grieving never be......
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Eric Ashford
Categories:
electric fan,
poetry,
Form:
Free verse
Barrack Obama Full American
...I have seen the black face of his Kenyan father With whom he didn’t go farther: an absolutely Black Papa Describing not the Diaspora Rappa, His loudest trumpets for Jomo, As Barak’s nearly were ......
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©
Chinedum Ekwobi
Categories:
electric fan,
analogy, celebration, celebrity, character,
Form:
Rhyme
An Excavation
...Ensure you allude to all that has been recorded. Every creature that has lived inside the rocks. A long-forgotten former planet has appeared. Awareness arises as we break the padloc......
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©
Sotto Poet
Categories:
electric fan,
change, creation, earth, environment,
Form:
Rhyme
The Sacred Part of Town
...Barcelona looked like a church as I walked down La Rambla in search of a vacant room on that warm morning. The balconies of the flanking high-rise apartments were pews festooned with holy da......
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©
Matt Kindelmann
Categories:
electric fan,
allegory, baptism, jesus, religious,
Form:
Free verse
The Aliies of My Sorrow
...The lonely letters that my tired thumbs are typing on my cellphone know how my heart breaks, bits by bits. The silent ceiling, the white bulb seem like telling the carved cabinet to show t......
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©
Maris Warrior Tuazon
Categories:
electric fan,
pain, sorrow,
Form:
Free verse
In Memory of Jacque Fresco
...At the age of 13 he experienced the great depression, and that event helped shape his social conscience. Even as a child he could clearly see all of the resources were still available, but people ......
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©
Billy Thekidster
Categories:
electric fan,
dedication,
Form:
Rhyme
Tribute To Travel To Manila Philippines and Make This Poor Old Lady Happy Documentary
...Tribute to Travel to Manila Philippines and Make This Poor Old Lady Happy...Documentary Old wood in Manila ,Philippines In a narrow alleyway Old roof collapse Converted into a wall No......
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©
Marckincia Jean
Categories:
electric fan,
appreciation, blessing, business, celebration,
Form:
Narrative
Chilling
...Chilling in this house, Chilling in my room, Chilling-out in my own little world. Chilling electric fan on desk, Chilling tingling throughout my limbs. Chilling outside in winter. Chilling te......
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©
Marissa Faries
Categories:
electric fan,
repetition,
Form:
Free verse
You Make Me Happy In a Way No One Else Can
...You make me happy in a way no one else can, Always telling me sweetly that I am your man; Wishing and caring for me to be safe and sound, Not for a time you want to see me bruised and down. ......
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©
Bernard F. Asuncion
Categories:
electric fan,
love,
Form:
Couplet
Get Enlightened
...we are all budhas, we are all oshos inherently, we are born with it but our souls of mirror get tainted by the pollution the structure the system the education and every thing is unclear now we......
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©
Francis Osho
Categories:
electric fan,
philosophy,
Form:
I do not know?
One Plus One Equivalent To One
...The heat was scorching today its flames licking the ridges of every soul to a boil i was busy searching for a chill from an electric fan an ice cream, the sea, a fridge, an air con, the azure pool......
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©
Violetta Simatupang
Categories:
electric fan,
care, community, deep, hope,
Form:
Free verse
The Coarse Crooner
.... The old balladeer sounds like a tired man. Under the wind of an electric fan, he blinks his bleary eyes as fast as he can. His breath reeks of tobacco ......
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©
Romeo Naces
Categories:
electric fan,
work
Form:
Terza Rima
Stale Rum
...Under the wind of an electric fan the old balladeer sounds like a tired man, blinks his bleary eyes as fast as he can; breath reeks of nicotine and of stale rum, crooning his song w......
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©
Romeo Naces
Categories:
electric fan,
work
Form:
Rhyme