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Embankment Poems - Poems about Embankment

PINK SCALLOP SHELL
...PINK SCALLOP SHELL Along my road to Freedom stood showy blue-green sentinels with white cloud whiffs representing Sky starling decorated bushes joined Party of the Road to nowhere ......

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Categories: embankment, beach, character, color, environment,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Calm
... calm Is the nice feeling that wraps our soul just like a blanket on embankment river top water still Heidi Sands 4/28/25 (C)opyright......

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Categories: embankment, peace, river,
Form: Ninette



MY TRIP TO HEAVEN CONTINUED
...I said that i was in the heavenlies half pain half joy, God said yes this is all a healing transformation to set up the second coming and the cross over. i said i was in the garden and my lungs were ......

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Categories: embankment, beautiful, beauty, bible,
Form: Free verse
MY TRIP TO HEAVEN
...It was 6/10/19 at 5am. I was asleep in my front room. I first became aware that i was in a differant place when i seen myself in the pitch black sky with billions of stars all around me. My left s......

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Categories: embankment, analogy, angel, bible,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member On a Sad Day, On a Bad Day
...On a sad day, on a bad day, sun was bright I went out for a walk, round the block Everything looked the same in the light Not a single orange vest, no road work Passed the houses and church down......

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Categories: embankment, day, depression,
Form: Rhyme



PAINTBRUSH
...PAINTBRUSH Fingertips the bristles of a pagan paintbrush painting a Tree of Life on pacified cheekbones instead of in liver from whence it sprung now it burns to feed HeartSpace with wi......

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Categories: embankment, allegory, art, body, color,
Form: Alliteration
Premium Member I Never Consciously Wanted to Die
...I never consciously ever ever wanted to die But one time during a car wreck I knew I was going to die I was traveling eighty-six miles an hour on gravel. Came to a t-road and knew there was no way......

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Categories: embankment, feelings,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Strayed Sheep
... Cliff hanger story - Freshly shorn scrawny Steady assembly ruptured Atop rocky bluff rugged Shivering survival questionable Seceder’s dream quenchable Reject herd abi......

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Categories: embankment, adventure, animal, character, confidence,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Lullaby of Waves
... An echo of footsteps fill the serene salty air, muffled thuds like faint taps in slow motion, moving in a somber sonata over a creaking pier. The bitter breeze is a harbinger of forthcom......

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Categories: embankment, analogy, emotions, i miss
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Expectation of Death Feelings
...Feelings toward expectation of death were overwhelmingly curious knew I was going to die that day, my car was going way too fast on gravel, approaching a T in the road; there was no escape I yelle......

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Categories: embankment, feelings,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Tricks
... Here I stand. Covered in mud. Slouching about. Momma told me not to come, But the boys made it sound like fun. We tied a rope to the tree. Swung out over the stream......

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Categories: embankment, 4th grade, 5th grade,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member From Purgatory to Paradise
...The summer fog has not yet lifted from the enclave. The candyfloss glow of the sun suspended above the horizon of the valley in the Jock of the Bushveld Concervancy where I have made my new home refl......

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Categories: embankment, africa, nature,
Form: Haibun
Premium Member It Was Hefted Upon A Breeze -
...It was hefted upon a breeze - As in a warm, flowing current Through a sea of palo verdes - To search for an embankment. That seed of promise - An implicit aster - Was sent to broken ......

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Categories: embankment, flower, inspiration, mountains,
Form: Rhyme
Ladies and Gentlemen, it's closing time part one
..."Ladies and Gentlemen, it's closing time," was a classical ending to some theatrical theater events most likely. However, this writer is not referring to the theater, but to a warning message of ......

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Categories: embankment, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Prose
Premium Member Pipe Lines of Kaimu: Heading Out
...A dawning twilight's me. Oh, joy. Oh, what a joy. This day. Oh, what a day. A breath bestills my eyes and I, e'er slight, a deeper breath that reopened them and myself to a blessed pleasing. ......

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Categories: embankment, appreciation, beautiful, blessing, celebration,
Form: Narrative

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