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Goggled Poems - Poems about Goggled


Premium MemberBad News, Good News

...Bad news is swallowed
With a grain of sour salt
Good news is absorbed
With a chalice of sweet honey.

We’re exhausted and disappointed
We’re out of words and stamina
Hope is put in parenthesis...
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Categories: goggled, america, anxiety, betrayal, break
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberJack, Dare to Believe

...Jack Allen was a serious, shy schoolboy, who worked hard at school lessons;
Like mottled skies working hard each day, to convey many color obsessions.

Jack was a little small for his age,...
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Categories: goggled, beauty, confidence, fantasy, hero,
Form: Couplet



Morals of a Fallen Angel, Divine

...If done the shackles, fated to be,
If dusted the fates, bound to thee,
Past them, gleaned, prayers to see,
If downed, glorious, of the, fleeing me,
If pained, glamorous, with the hand plea,
And ...
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Categories: goggled, abuse, anxiety, betrayal, care,
Form: Rhyme

Shy To Spy

...The day had started to die 
At the sea, I thought no one to see 
Very embarrassed, I felt in my eye

Dark glasses I wore to slide my ashamed paces
While I goggled at them for hours
Why I made n...
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Categories: goggled, betrayal, character,
Form: Free verse

Sweet Voice From the Adventures of Childhood

...A Poem for the Grey Shrike written on Earth Day 2016

At sunrise while asleep
I was called by a bird tweet
Like a childhood song
So sharp so sweet

Awoke. Washed. Dressed . Prepared to greet
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Categories: goggled, adventure, april, arabic, bird,
Form: Ballad



Premium MemberCries From the River Nun

...A glib giant of the river borders 
The discerning ears of the ancient Power, we mourn
Where caravans cascade to unseen voices 
And the rumbling of avalanche bullets invades our peace 

This mind...
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Categories: goggled, analogy, anger, character, chocolate,
Form: Dramatic Monologue

I Grew Up In a One Roomed Shack

...I grew up in a one roomed shack
a king size Coca-Cola space
crammed like Marlboro cigars in a pack
a place I ran to for defense
my home which some see as a plight
where my family had to find the...
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Categories: goggled, memory,
Form: Narrative

Mistaken Identity

...I thought it was the wind
roaring like a lion
Dressed in golden helment
With goggled eyes
And
Silvered streaked body
Glimmering in the spot light
Of morning sun...
Until it - fast moving thin...
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Categories: goggled, life,
Form: Free verse

A Sailors Lust

...Anchor down, wind at ease all the sailors out to please, one by one they step off deck and into the arms of who knows heck.
For a night of drinking, a fist full of titty, and a bottle of good ole sm...
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Categories: goggled, adventure,
Form: Burlesque

Saturday Morning Ritual

...Commingled human sweat permeates the atmosphere.
Grunts and clanging iron greet the ear.
Leotard clad women, without body fat, spring.
Pumped up upper bodies of tattooed men expand.

The smoothi...
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Categories: goggled, healthwoman,
Form: Free verse

I Wonder

...Looking through the smoke hazed beer goggled past,
I wonder how I got here?
Tripping over my own inabiltys, and falling flat on my doubts.
slipping under the door to peek through the keyhole.
I w...
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Categories: goggled, introspection,
Form: I do not know?

Under Siege

...I goggled my powered screen
And saw venom founded smiling faces
I watched tongues dance in deceit
And there chameleon lips
Bounced and marched to this ignominy.

They propagate their obvious ro...
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Categories: goggled, people, places, sad, social,
Form: Free verse

Crutch

...Flooded veins, broiling anger
Lost at home, talking to strangers
I come to cross roads
That have no name
Conquering obsessions, 
Never ending game
Emotion, a rusted chain
Forgiven, not worth s...
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Categories: goggled, art, introspection,
Form: I do not know?

Book: Reflection on the Important Things