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Innominate Poems - Poems about Innominate


The Guardian
...For many years now alongside me an innominate presence has companioned my steps. It first came to me unexpectedly. Did l unknowingly call to it, invite it into my mind? Now I would not es......

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Categories: innominate, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Ink and Echoes
...Stretching out my crooked frame I once again see the odds are good enough to join all those other nameless beings who populate the internet with ink and echoes. In a dormant room a laptop is......

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Categories: innominate, poetry,
Form: Free verse



Odds
...Against all odds I live to breath-in the daylight that filters through dark curtains. The green plant (grown from seed) is still sleeping. I forgot what kind it is, it has no name but against......

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Categories: innominate, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Eden Earthed Over
...The apple fell already bitten upon, a mossy soil coated where the tooth-cleaved. Soon grubs worked their way out of the pith creating a teeming mulch. Adam had fallen asleep again, in his gut......

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Categories: innominate, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Leftover
...Always the plastic containers, leftovers maturing stacked in gelid wastes where pork slumbers among the peppers, chicken spooning with onions and cabbage. The polar remains of once tropical mea......

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Categories: innominate, poetry,
Form: Free verse



Flowers Innominate
...flower in hair dolled up flower in hair no make-up flower in hair - fair hair dark hair soft curly long hair – shorter all color peony rose frangipani orchid ......

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Categories: innominate, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Osprey
...In a turning acre the high dark silhouette of a river-hawk. Wings sharply-etched, now it dips, and light reveals each fine feather as a clear signature. I looked and saw the carvi......

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Categories: innominate, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Eden Unearthed
...The apple fell to earth. It was bitten through it rolled; mossy soil coated the tooth-cleaved part. Already grubs were working their way out of the pith creating a teeming mulch. Adam had falle......

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Categories: innominate, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Cooking For One
...Always the plastic containers, leftovers maturing like potted gardens stacked in gelid wastes where pigs are plumped with peppers, goat spooned into onions and cabbage. The polar remains of onc......

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Categories: innominate, poetry,
Form: Blank verse

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