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Languaging Poems - Poems about Languaging
Languaging Poems - Examples of all types of poems about languaging 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 languaging.
Summer Reforesting School
...YinYin, what did you most appreciate learning at school this summer? Probably in Community ReForesting. You know, the EcoTherapy Class I took instead of eating lunch, using "lunch" loosely ......
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Gerald Dillenbeck
Categories:
languaging,
culture, education, health, history,
Form:
Political Verse
Seasons of Enlightenment
...The original Independence declarations of the late 1700s were born from a West European colonizing and North American creolizing immigration wave knowing and exploring a God of EnLightenment, op......
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©
Gerald Dillenbeck
Categories:
languaging,
culture, earth, god, health,
Form:
Political Verse
Franciscan Swissophiles
...Switzerland, part of my own historic root system, has a Bill of Rights for vegetation, protecting rights of intrinsic dignity with concomitant human respect for their healthy and aesthetic purpos......
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©
Gerald Dillenbeck
Categories:
languaging,
gender, health, humor, love,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Earth Day Voices
...Voices of creation speak Type A and Type B, and polyglot dialects through Z, somehow under what lies in shadow from B through Z, anyway, Type A conscious I am alive in this indoor moment awake......
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©
Gerald Dillenbeck
Categories:
languaging,
culture, earth, earth day,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Who Are We
...Who are we in ego's deductive dark winter decomposing fallen embryos of health nutrition? Who are we springing consumers of inductive light and dark wet nights nourishing diastolic growing l......
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©
Gerald Dillenbeck
Categories:
languaging,
earth, humanity, light, nature,
Form:
Free verse
Working Day
...How near nothing something comes. It is saliva laced on lips, a litany of winter trees holding the sky in. We rise automatically, fondle the heat on, hear our newspaper words fill the walls li......
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Glen Enloe
Categories:
languaging,
angst, imagination, nature,
Form:
Free verse