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Epistolary Poems - Poems about Epistolary


Sea of Roses
...My Love, I write to you from a place beyond compare, A fragrant haven, where the soft breeze sighs, A sea of roses stretches everywhere, Beneath a sky of endless, azure dyes. Imagine, love, ......

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Categories: epistolary, africa, desire, dream, hope,
Form: Other
Epistolary Ghosts
...I spent three hours & forty-eight dollars in a used bookstore Dust filled the air as I cracked the spines of a thirty year old book wide open Baby blue, sun-stained, hard cover of Francois......

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Categories: epistolary, writing,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Letter From the Past
...Dear Jenny, When I got your letter I knew I had to write back right away. I couldn't quite make out your return address. But a friend helped me figure it out. I hope this letter gets to you some......

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Categories: epistolary, friendship, fun, memory, summer,
Form: Free verse
Galleries of Life
...Galleries of life, ignorant and tough, Sometimes as sandarac’s incense, usually morose. I erase bluntness that grew a cravat around my heart, Abominable inheritance riveted into the soul of farce,......

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Categories: epistolary, life,
Form: Free verse
Escaping Is His Name
...i'll never forget the way his words fell across the page his ciceronian elegance the effulgence of my soul amidst the threads of darkest nights spun as if through stars we danced within the......

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Categories: epistolary, muse,
Form: Free verse



Words Said and Indited When a Perusal of a Scriptural Tome Loses Its Momentum
...The poetical books are nearly, by me, complete; Next follows those once-furled, parchmentlike Scribal tablets on which were calligraphically Indited the books classified as Naught but "propheti......

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Categories: epistolary, adventure, allegory, anniversary, beautiful,
Form: I do not know?
Lest I See That She These Nativitic Remembrances Hath Sent To Me
...Ere ever I send to her; She whom I love; Any of the apologies and explanations of most bittersweet love: An accounting of those regrets and remorses that I have, My fooleries and follies and fa......

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Categories: epistolary, absence, adventure, allegory, art,
Form: I do not know?

Book: Reflection on the Important Things