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Lamina Poems - Poems about Lamina

Lamina Poems - Examples of all types of poems about lamina to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read short, long, best, and famous examples for lamina.
Premium Member WINTER SONATA
...WINTER SONATA We were in sweet honeymoon trip in a rural area untouched by tourist. Winter entered with utmost windy breeze Smoggy ambient cover......Read the rest...
Categories: lamina, winter,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member KOMOREBI
... KOMOREBI Pushing dense bush walking in pathless forest under tree canopy, continuous. At dawn sun rays penetrating at best, torching dark tunnel , maki......Read the rest...
Categories: lamina, appreciation, sunshine,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member From the Earth's Depths
...Written: September 24, 2023 _____________________________________________________________ In the dawn-like haze—a shriek was heard, An echo so shrewd, yet birdless, oddly slurred I......Read the rest...
Categories: lamina, analogy, angst, birth, death,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Welcome Autumn
...WELCOME AUTUMN Appearing Amazing Astounding Autumn Appreciating Amiable ambience My favourite season always to welcome. En......Read the rest...
Categories: lamina, appreciation, autumn,
Form: Quatern
Premium Member Fall Flavors
...FALl FLAVORS Free fall of leaves on Fall. Yellow dry leaves leave deciduous trees. Fall flavors ! Abloom flowers. Auburn Autumn to glow and blaze Maple tree......Read the rest...
Categories: lamina, 8th grade, appreciation, autumn,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Debut of a Butterfly
...Debut of a Butterfly Winged adults lay eggs on leaves. Larvae glued on leaf- lamina to thrive and survive. Later Caterpillar crawls out. Ugly bl......Read the rest...
Categories: lamina, 8th grade, appreciation, butterfly,
Form: Free verse
Catalan
...She tucks hair behind her ears, sheen gathers, raven is the light of her. She lifts him over dark breakwaters, eyes closed, she funnels him into her purse seine. Fingers fit watery gloves, oliv......Read the rest...
Categories: lamina, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Right Expression of the Year
...M-eaningful Y-ear's R-ight E-xpression L-ets L-iterary L-esson A-pply M-y I-deal N-ote's A-crostic Topic: Birthday of Myrell Lamina (February 04) Form: Vertical Monocros......Read the rest...
Categories: lamina, birthday,
Form: Acrostic
My Yearly Regards
...M-y Y-early R-egards E-mploy L-ovely L-ines L-etting A-crostic M-essage I-mplement N-atal A-ffair Topic: Birthday of Myrell Lamina (February 04) Form: Vertical Monocrostic......Read the rest...
Categories: lamina, birthday,
Form: Acrostic
Catalan Interlude
...She tucks long hair behind her ears, lifts him over dark breakwaters, their eyes closed, she funnels him into her purse seine. Fingers fit watery gloves, olive oil and rose water, flavors spill......Read the rest...
Categories: lamina, poetry,
Form: Blank verse
Months In Newness Ahead
...M-any Y-ears R-eally E-nd L-etting L-ife L-ook A-t M-onths I-n N-ewness A-head Topic: Birthday of Myrell Lamina (February 04) Form: Vertical Monocrostic......Read the rest...
Categories: lamina, birthday,
Form: Acrostic
Another Newness Negates Evening
...A-nother N-ewness N-egates E-vening L-etting A-pparent M-orn I-n N-ice ness A-ppear Topic: Birthday of Anne M. Lamina (December 28) Form: Vertical Monocrostic......Read the rest...
Categories: lamina, birthday,
Form: Acrostic
Bacteria and Viruses Feed On Our Foolishness
...Indecision and weakness, selfishness and recklessness Invade our personalities and sap from our souls stamina When fleas, lice and bedbugs feed on our foolishness Panel beating us flat and horizon......Read the rest...
Categories: lamina, poems,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Ruba'Iyat of Creteil Lake - Part Thirteen
...The Ruba’iyat of Créteil Lake – Part Thirteen Oh! Woe! Woe! On pubic islet the dirty deed’s done Bloodied needle leaves stain the Zen-rock cobbled garden The derelict torn womb spills seminal fl......Read the rest...
Categories: lamina, dream,
Form: Quatrain
My Favorite Poet
...Doth it not thrill thee, Poet, Dead and dust though thy art, To feel how I press thy singing Close to my heart? As though they were dried palm leaves In Indian catalogue, your works I would p......Read the rest...
Categories: lamina, on writing and words,
Form: Epic

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