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Grotesqueries Poems - Poems about Grotesqueries


When In a Jam I Try To Preserve Meditative Trance
...When in a jam, I try to preserve meditative trance Synonymous with light hypnotic mode inhaling and exhaling diffusing anger lest mine noggin would explode rhythmic breaths flowed sustained me......

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Categories: grotesqueries, addiction, beautiful, blessing, daughter,
Form: Free verse
Sonnets V-Ix
...Sonnets V-IX Afterglow by Michael R. Burch The night is full of stars. Which still exist? Before time ends, perhaps one day we’ll know. For now I hold your fingers to my lips and feel t......

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Categories: grotesqueries, love, moon, night, star,
Form: Sonnet



Sonnets V-Viii
...Afterglow by Michael R. Burch The night is full of stars. Which still exist? Before time ends, perhaps one day we’ll know. For now I hold your fingers to my lips and feel their pulse: warm, p......

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Categories: grotesqueries, for her, light, love,
Form: Sonnet
All Afterglow
...All Afterglow by Michael R. Burch Something remarkable, perhaps ... the color of her eyes ... though I forget the color of her eyes ... perhaps her hair the way it blew about ... I do not know......

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Categories: grotesqueries, extended metaphor, for her,
Form: Verse
Haunting Intrigue Stoked
...Though the necks sighting of Ichabod Crane humungous horror helplessly harassing, hellish hyena howling, hideously hounding, headless Halloween hair raising happening, regarding haunting h......

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Categories: grotesqueries, 11th grade, america, autumn,
Form: Free verse



No Bigger Than a Baritone Horn - Part Ii
...Minimal involvement with extracurricular activity at Methacton limited to playing Baritone Horny within the band though marginal interest existed to maintain constancy feigning noteworthy i......

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Categories: grotesqueries, age, angst, anxiety, character,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Perception
...To see ourselves as others see us -- unmasked images, through others' eyes -- half-formed caricatures, perhaps -- or mere grotesqueries -- barely recognized, telling what we thought to hide -- we'd ......

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Categories: grotesqueries, confusion, introspection, life, people,
Form: Free verse

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