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Homogeny Poems - Poems about Homogeny
Homogeny Poems - Examples of all types of poems about homogeny to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read
short, long, best, and famous
examples for homogeny.
The Inevitability of Happiness
...Today, there are no rubber ducks or mother's marigold skirts to hide behind as we once did. In their place, lurking dark and hoary, a bathtub mist updrafts thick with loose spores, and mil......
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©
Jaymee Thomas
Categories:
homogeny,
care, extended metaphor, fun,
Form:
Free verse
Dreamtime: Comes the Tide
...There are those who will not hear the siren's wail, But will know the wheat has turned pale. Winds will sweep up from the south and the west, His chorus of trees swaying b......
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©
James Marshall Goff
Categories:
homogeny,
visionary,
Form:
Couplet
Homogeny
...Homogeny Our situations may be different-- farms, cities, alone, many Our opinions may vary too-- content, despair, passivity, fear But has humanity eve......
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©
Caroline Hugh
Categories:
homogeny,
appreciation, community, earth, humanity,
Form:
Free verse
Society
...Society an illusion, the shimmering mirage in a blistering desert of homogeny with silicon grains seen only as dunes mass minded sheep willfully penned in suspiciously safe paddo......
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©
Richard Martins
Categories:
homogeny,
environment, perspective, poetry, social,
Form:
Free verse
Homogeny
...As in The ice petals of an orchid challenging an entire glacier comprised of all that enchanted the very same seed from which it became. As with The golden grain of sand ......
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©
Lxnnnie Rutledzh
Categories:
homogeny,
beauty, creation, environment, faith,
Form:
Free verse
Where Nothing Matters
...Imagine a world where nothing matters Think about it for a second, really No questions like, was it worth it anymore Not seeing the point of a world in tatters Consider; if no one felt any fear And ......
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©
David Byrne
Categories:
homogeny,
courage, inspirational, life, philosophy,
Form:
Sonnet