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Ignorable Poems - Poems about Ignorable
Sneak to Reek
...Sneak to Reek Every time I look away, the storm sneaks in another step. I see a flash in the periphery out of sight. I feel a tremble a tumble, a rumble in the air. The storm hushed hera......
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John Anderson
Categories:
ignorable,
storm,
Form:
Free verse
Limited capacity
...With limited capacity I write to you. Poems, letters and say whatever feels true. With limited capacity I face the God like world, raise my flag and with limited strength I do go to war. ......
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Marshall Iftekhar Ahmed
Categories:
ignorable,
life, truth,
Form:
Free verse
The Last Breath
...The sound was deafening The ringing menacing The light was blinding But also spellbinding The smell was horrible Not at all ignorable The taste was amiss Making my tongue hiss The b......
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Garty Bowersox
Categories:
ignorable,
world war ii,
Form:
Couplet
Refuge
...Political pressures had not been tyrannizing me, Nor out of severe social strangulations, I did flee; The I in me and me in I, decide my death decree, Owing to these I've been a cursed nomadic ref......
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Christuraj Alex
Categories:
ignorable,
home, self,
Form:
Rhyme
The Doorstop
...We bought a doorstop today, For our great-grandson Noah It was in the shape of a Giraffe One like I've never seen before. This doorstop had an attitude, He had a cheeky grin, His eyes were br......
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Shirley Hawkins
Categories:
ignorable,
10th grade,
Form:
Rhyme
Cold Tears
...Cold Tears Cold are the slow running tears. Cold. Stunning. Not ignorable. Hated. Cold because they know they shall be hated, because pain or grief or conflict and not tenderness has cr......
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Sally Eslinger
Categories:
ignorable,
conflict, deep, emotions, hurt,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Practical Sense
...I cannot say, that I like being flattered... I love it! I cannot say, that I like being tattered – but, we learn from a bit of ruffling...so, I love it! Now, to be ignored is the pits – but on s......
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Joe Dimino
Categories:
ignorable,
food, humorous, marriage, people,
Form:
Free verse
The Woman That You Are
...Knit by the Greatest Unknown, You please the eye and captivate the soul, How you're shaped, How you're divinely coded with colour, How you are carefully chiseled into form, How you ar......
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Muhereza Rodgers Roger
Categories:
ignorable,
girl, mum, woman, women,
Form:
I do not know?
Am Brave
...My love and all that was mine, is obliviosly wound in labyrinth subservient conditions for a sane love story yield My love and and all that was mine is tilled beneath the battle-heroic action ......
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Mugabo Alvin
Categories:
ignorable,
abuse, courage,
Form:
Free verse
Bigotry More Alive Now Than the 60s
...Giddiness pretends we love indifference Desperation in ignorable thoughts Status quo readies us for church and stuff Our heads buried like the pink flumed ostrich Having more in common with us ......
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Caren Krutsinger
Categories:
ignorable,
racism,
Form:
Free verse
The Way I Came Across, a Translation For Njaanum Ente Vazhiyum Poem
...I am posting the English translation of my creation named "Njaanum ente vazhiyum". I think that you will like it.... Yes, I was walking slowly through that dark, silent way..... No!! I forgot to ......
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Roopesh Krishna
Categories:
ignorable,
confusion, life, sad, life,
Form:
Light Verse
Like Clockwork
...Tall yet scrawny, Contrition attempts to Force its way through. In this small window Breed opportunity but of An unknown flavor. Goog-a-lee eyes always Scrupulous and indeed Tempting per......
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Ian D. Campbell
Categories:
ignorable,
introspection
Form:
Free verse
The Worm and the Apple
...There once was a worm who lived in an Apple, he lived there, and quite comfortably. He found dirt deplorable, but Apples, adorable! The rent was affordable, and cheap! There once was a worm w......
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©
David Dowling
Categories:
ignorable,
childhood, family, funny, inspirational
Form:
Carpe Diem