Invented Poems - Poems about Invented

Before time was invented A long time ago when our world was much bigger than it is now and had a landscape pleasing to the eye and no steep hills to climb Since seasons had not been divided into summer spring, autumn, and winter, the weather was mild and no one knew the what a day...

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“Orville, let’s go to Kitty Hawk - And make this trip by 6 o’clock” “Wilbur, from Dayton and back again By 6 o’clock, we’ll need a plane.”...

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Why were tears invented Why does pain invite their flow Why must someone feel so hurt These are things I’ll never know Walking in the morning sun ...

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who gets the credit for the lightbulb, Dad? Dad scoffs, easiest question he has ever had That is Edison son, Thomas was his first name Ask me again, and I’ll tell you the same What about the motion picture camera, who invented it? Dad is bamboozled now, but determined to not throw a fit. His wife? He guesses, making his wife...

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RISKING REPUTATIONS (written in Samantha's invented form, a poetic trinitas) Lipstick smears, Pillows stain. Lack of forethought? Surprising tears – A cleansing rain. Noah knew ...

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It's time's like these Why and what watches must have been invented for So we can mark the exact date in time in order to record it For history and prosperity for generation's to come and so look back upon with aplomb With heavy joyous heart Both thankful and with gratitude we played some small part We were in fact there and...

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Type any word in YouTube search and pick music then scroll down and stop and listen to that track I'm calling it Someone else's tube or not Just a thought...

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Bells began to ring while my eyes roamed the sky-white walls of my apartment. The bells were small and silvery, not Yuletide chimes more like the ankle bells of a Bollywood dancer. My mind began to dial into an as yet, unprinted future - very, very slowly; something was trying to download, but back then I had no idea what....

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There was a time when the Earth was a desert plain, where you looked there was sand, fields and nothing else. The sky was there, but it was the color of pot. Oceans were puddles and practically did not exist. The light wind blew hot smelling of abandon. In this dull place, the boy who...

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I retired from education, sharing with (not scaring) OUR YOUTH oblivious of persistent prejudice, labor migrant past piercing the present until i left America for South Africa, returning to Natal nativity, COMPLEX TRUTH missionary in Eastern Cape province, an elder of Newtown blurted: "coolie man" Yes, siblings, labels like "Hotnot, Coolie, kaffir" are rife, despite LEGISLATION II A missionary, absent from South Africa for 15 years...

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My cat sits on the window sill My cat sits on the window sill Watching the birds and bees fly by They flit and flutter in the sky Her antics more than meet the eye Watching the birds and bees fly by My cat she lets out such a sigh My cat she lets out such a sigh Watching twinkling stars as they...

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She likes her feline side; it cozies up to warm books. But pirate woman is not far behind, slashing and swashbuckling. Her mood does not last a week, a day, or an hour. She is mercurial, flexible, a chameleon. Living striped, polka dotted and in paisley. Reveling in silk, linen, and persnickety idealism. Her yin and yang complement each other Appearing...

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My imagination is sharper than my memory I make up instead of retelling a story If I can't recall truth; more often than not I recreate and invent it Pessimists call it lying I don't give names...

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? Now, historians say the Babylonians invented soap in 2800 B.C.E Water, alkali and cassia oil ~ formula of hope in the 21st century...

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