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Metaphor Father Son Poems

These Metaphor Father Son poems are examples of Father Son poems about Metaphor. These are the best examples of Father Son Metaphor poems written by international poets.


Can You Hold Onto a Peach
In the winter of my years, stands my barren tree
Its leaves stripped by autumnal winds
Against hope, it had one life left to give
I blew a...

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Categories: extended metaphor, father son,



The Lion Who Runs From a Lion
THE LION WHO RUNS FROM A LION


Born of a Lion 
But raised among sheep.
Stronger than iron
But shiver like leaves in upsweep. 

Boldness is one of...

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Categories: father son, 1st grade, analogy, extended

The Grandladder Clock
My Gentlemen, 
I have done all it takes.
Made fore my man, was a formless frame
Worked by a wombsman, unplaned, clear of grain
A brittle whittled acorn...

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Categories: father son, extended metaphor, father, father

Memories Iii: Tapestries Iii of Iii
But like all memory, it fades as new ones are born
The memories rise to the surface and sink to the depth of obscurity

I remember all...

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Categories: father son, adventure, allegory, allusion, america,

Memories Iii: Tapestries Ii of Iii
A strike of a match would briefly carve
His weatherworn features
From the darkness full of his words 
Echoes from history of an exorbitant life
A face full...

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Categories: father son, adventure, allegory, allusion, analogy,



There For Me
Looking back, one thing comes clean-glass clear
you were always there for me subduing every fear.

I tried to do my duty, be a husband strong and...

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Categories: father son, 12th grade, character, hope,

Venerated Puissant Prophet Kindled Karma Hallelujah
Venerated puissant prophet kindled karma - hallelujah!

Higher power our prayer for vehicle addressed
courtesy deliverance kindred lady luck,
we (the missus and me) blessed,
whereby each our expanded...

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Categories: father son, adventure, appreciation, car, father

Child of the Savannah
Child Of The Savannah 
(A Poem by Nwabuisi Chimezie Samuel ) 

I walked into my youth 
With bare foot. 
So I don't lose my way,...

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Categories: father son, adventure, africa, courage, extended

Amasowonmwan
AMASOWONMWAN

At arm's, I  am but your brethren, 
Ne pas comrade
Pour food, most have sold 
Their Honors for gold 
Others, a pot of pottage

The tree...

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Categories: father son, africa, allusion, deep, extended

Premium Member Barren Edge
Where ... oh where
Are you??
Do I sink the darkness to find you ...
Clamber the divide?
If I plummet that black of oblivion
Will you be there ...
Waiting?
Admonishing?
You...

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Categories: analogy, father, father son,

Premium Member Questioning the Gnomon: Session Two
O Fingernail Moon
				have you sent us Morning Sun
				to show us building?

				And Morning Sun
				are you sliding 
				down the mountainside
				to hint at pyramids,
				how to build them,
				before you...

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Categories: father son, assonance, father, metaphor, moon,

Premium Member A Bridge Unseen
Verse A:

Oh how you've honed rebellion, made an art of breaking rules
Just to garner my affection, but I didn't have the tools
(And I never suffered...

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Categories: children, family, father son,

Premium Member valor's silhouette
friendship - we have chased that apparition, endlessly,

          but it's elusive spirit - always beyond our...

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Categories: father son, analogy, character, courage, devotion,

Premium Member Surviving Your Own Life
My father and I did not share all that much,
More like passing a truck on the road
Parent’s squabbles I overheard offered me clues
And at times...

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Categories: family, father son,

Premium Member Miracle On 44th Street
Lyrical On 44th Street
 

The argument started at the table
 
He was too soft,
 too timid to quote Gable
 
She said ,"Your dreams aren't keeping...

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Categories: father son, caregiving, change, family, father


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