Women January Poems
These Women January poems are examples of January poems about Women. These are the best examples of January Women poems written by international poets.
Four CafesChantilly lace curtains of my apartment window ripple in the cold January night. From here, I observe mooring lights that illumine the docks in this...
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environment, january, men, music,
Four CafesFour Cafes
Winter mists swirl up from puddles on the cobblestones blurring the names of the four cafes facing the narrow boulevard. Townspeople and visitors...
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january, night,
Donald Trump Must Be Permanently LambastedDonald Trump must be permanently lambasted...
and ewe know what else...
furloughed & barred from Whitehouse
Ducks of former self proclaimed Grand Poobah
getting lined up and goosed as...
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january, abuse, america, corruption, destiny,
Wars Against TyrannyPrized poets
gathered to discuss
On the side,
just between us,
Global RightWing tyranny
against our humane families
not quite so resiliently flush.
Truth is bicameral
co-passionately advocating
EarthPeace revolutions,
right now resolutions
in a nonviolently...
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january, education, health, integrity, passion,
Pongal - South Indian Harvest Festivalthe paddy fields are ready to be harvested,
green crops sparkle freshened by clear early dew,
water lilts its way through channels time tested,
first of South Indian...
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january, beautiful, blessing, celebration, devotion,
January OneThe first day of the new year
Breaks after the last midnight;
The skyway is getting clear,
To replace the dark twilight.
The new year is observed...
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january, new year,
Conceived In Sin -Conceived In Sin -
Cincinnati, Ohio
(most Up To Date Virgin)
Any attempt for fecund woman
to successfully counteract biologic
reproductive force to whit
deserves grudging testes
meant to garner at...
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january, animal, desire, first love,
A Day In KampalaA flight of birds
Flaunt their enormous wings
Spying the light blue skies,
Of a city protected by trees
Whose sheer leaves
Dance with the January breeze
That hovers over
A...
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january,
The Songs We SingPeople connect, people want to connect, if stranger-you, stranger as you find yourself, as I see you, wish to speak to me, The Poet once...
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city, home, imagery, january,
Intro By ObitBorn January 31, 1953 – Rev. Rebecca Guile Hudson – Died January 30, 2048
...
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january, death, history, hope, life,