Initialed Poems | Examples


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Premium Member Etched in stone

The concrete had no say
Still wet
As hearts were etched
Initialed
Left to cure
Beside the pawprints
Of a frightened kitten

Premium Member I Wove You a Poem

I had a dream.
In the dream I wove you a poem.

I used the fiber of my character 
to create spools of silken thread.

Then I dyed them 
in the colors of my imagination.

I reinforced 
each and every single strand 
with the strength of my love.

Spun the spools  
from the intricacy 
of my spirit.

Enamored by your vision,
I pattern every part of me,
every memory,
into every filament of my fabric.

Finished
I initialed my woven piece.

M.Y.

Abc

A
Beautiful
Child
Decided
Every
First
Good
Hug
Initialed
Just the
Kind of
Love 
Mothers 
Need!!


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