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Inuit Poems - Poems about Inuit

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... 38.4154017°, -76.5341214° A waterwheel, raceway, grinding stones (bedstone and runner stone), gears, shafts, and a hopper for grain, Diet. The crested honey buzzard ......

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Categories: inuit, adventure, creation, film, horse,
Form: Bio
Premium Member Let Me Tell You a Story
... I remember like it was yesterday but it was years ago and another lifetime ago that I fell in love with a man it was a love that could never grow could never be I was working fo......

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Categories: inuit, lost love,
Form: Narrative



Love Letters
...And what if I do love someone else? So what If I am old and wrinkled or they are? So what if an Asian woman occasionally steals my heart away, or an Inuit maiden, a Celtic lady or perhaps an ......

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Categories: inuit, poetry,
Form: Free verse
At the Core
...I see you standing there shivering and forcing a smile. I see you standing there looking at me for a while. I wasn’t sure that it was you so I kept staring to figure out who, but my eyes grows dim, a......

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Categories: inuit, animal, community, destiny, endurance,
Form: Prose
Premium Member Mirror Self Fles -My Spokenword
...I will wait be it instant Or new day matter I stand in front of the mirror Those the windows of my soul as I see myself I awaken in my bed I rise setting up I say thank God In honor......

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Categories: inuit, allusion, analogy, character, confusion,
Form: Dramatic Monologue



Premium Member The Wit of the Inuit
...Their igloos were short on insulation Causing the Inuit consternation ~ Since the tops were all bare They covered them with hair ~ Aha! Their 'Wigloos' were a sensation......

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Categories: inuit, hair, success,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Inuit Intuit
... opened his wallet eskimo call girl chuckled ~ lacked innuendo for the Simply Senryu Poetry Contest sponsored by John Lawless Written 10/8/22......

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Categories: inuit, humorous,
Form: Senryu
A Lament For Futurity
...I weep for trees and forests, We laid them all to waste. Will children have no air to breath, No atmosphere to taste? I weep for mighty oceans We trashed them to the brim. Will children of th......

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Categories: inuit, earth, environment, future,
Form: Quatrain
Lyric Micro Essay Masquerades As Odd Poetic Story
...Mild dystopian cracks open cobwebbed laden figurative door to my super charged subconscious shrouded self - portal carelessly left ajar steeped in dark shadows, wherein spooky monsters c......

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Categories: inuit, adventure, allusion, birth, business,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Word Play Guest List
...Pray silence for the presentation of our guests! Representing Age UK, Sir Gerry Hatrick The Right Honourable Rhoda Bull, her brother, Eddie Bull and their mother, Lady Biddy Bull From the Fr......

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Categories: inuit, humor, humorous, word play,
Form: List
Joie De Vivre Cost Me Nothing To Purchase
...No rhyme nor reason why with yours truly ejaculating (not prematurely), I utter yippee, nope no intercourse induced whoopie upon this... - day three January two thousand and twenty one perhap......

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Categories: inuit, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse
Entranced
...And what if I do love someone somewhere? So what if an Asian woman occasionally steals my heart away, or an Inuit maiden, a Celtic lady or perhaps a Nigerian beauty? I have paid my dues, My pil......

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Categories: inuit, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member We the People
...We the People Will disagree On taxation and prosperity On liberty and duty We the People Are every color of Christianity Every Jewish prayer, every song of Islam The puritans, the atheists a......

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Categories: inuit, discrimination, freedom, history, society,
Form: Political Verse
Salute Each Other With a Sacred Kiss
...Panagiota's popular sen'ryu - "Kiss Me, I'm Irish" ended with "No" Because of Covid-19, Corona Virus, mind you Now the churches have a limit On the numbers who worship or visit "50, by proclam......

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Categories: inuit, age, allusion, analogy, community,
Form: Didactic
Last One, Lord of the Flies
...In this world this feeling of being secluded and alone with only a cadre of youth that represents innocence and the wilderness In this whole wide world, the conch, the rule to speak some democr......

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Categories: inuit, allegory,
Form: Couplet

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