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Leer Poems - Poems about Leer

Nothing Like A Thank you
...For the favor you did but never let me forget, for the “no pressure” laced with regret. for every “no big deal” that came with fine print, I paid with a thank you, and smiled like a flint. For......

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Categories: leer, allegory, betrayal, confusion, emotions,
Form: Free verse
Paper Cranes
...lights crack, breezes of salt drown the eyes Toss heads of dye, howls collide, the waves still Pacing the wharf, glances leer throughout, giants tear through the skies Decrepit soul, thirst of whi......

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Categories: leer, death, depression, desire, emotions,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member That Which Makes Me Smile
...From a reddish horrifying gloomy cloud which brings upon a frowning beast~ I shall overcome and finally a smile shall bring me peace—poet :) Smiles are weapons against pain ......

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Categories: leer, simple, smile,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Sheer Gravity of Uncertainty
...When poised precariously, balanced on the edge of a precipice, choice can’t wait for clarity. For the mass of uncertainty, tips the balance just enough to topple you off the cliff into the va......

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Categories: leer, desire, destiny, emotions,
Form: Free verse
Abyss Above the Vale
...High in the Eyrie, stone cold and stark, Where stars peer in and walls leave a mark, The sky is a floor and the wind is a blade, And the edge is a whisper where brave men fade. The stone is sla......

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Categories: leer, blue, books, dark, depression,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member A Grin from Ear to Leer
...I wear a smiley face, the sad world to cheer, With a red smile painted across my face from ear to ear. My shoes are monstrous, my laugh billows, raucous out loud. I'm the jester dancing in your fa......

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Categories: leer, games, heart, music,
Form: Rhyme
Babbling Brooks
...When the clouds’ part and the sun does rise, A glimmer of hope felt for my treasured prize. Vast above the sky shimmers blue, Forever in search for a heart pure and true. Over rolling hills, farm......

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Categories: leer, beauty, fantasy, loneliness, love,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Why are Butterflies so Beautiful?
... From the drab green-brown worm of caterpillars and pupae, Emerges the phosphorescent butterfly so pleasing to the eye! But, why oh why, are butterflies so superbly colorful, That we admire the......

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Categories: leer, butterfly, nature,
Form: Couplet
A Humorous Exaggeration
...During the surpossium I heard his voice as if he were talking only to me: she said, in a conversation with a group of women. You know how it is< everything is centered around gaining your atten......

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Categories: leer, analogy, creation, fantasy, music,
Form: Ballad
Premium Member Trial of Bridget Bishop
...Salem Village, Massachusetts May 11, 1692 Of evil works in league with the devil, I am accused. Spit upon, bolts tethered in chains, I have been abused. People mardle I cast spells of palsie to......

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Categories: leer, feelings, history,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Crocodile Rock
...My heart leapt with all joy, still does, with doe eyes. Back in that day, before I knew Elton’s face, the sighs of my sister and I, as we lie in our parents bed, hours of tuning in to the sounds......

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Categories: leer, music,
Form: Rhyme
Shayna Punim You came a long way baby
...Shayna Punim - You came a long way baby! Though negligible communication now transpires between us twenty seven years ago come February fourth, two thousand and twenty five, our lives (affect......

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Categories: leer, adventure, age, anniversary, beautiful,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Steampunk
...In the copper-clad cradle of time where gears whir fugues to forgotten dreams..... the fog—a somnolent specter—drifts..... veiling the calculus of progress a manuscript etched by steam and soot. ......

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Categories: leer, literature, mythology, technology, time,
Form: Narrative
The Flying Dutchman
...Hoisted high Black flags sail, Camouflaged by a misty veil, A bow braced with forward guns, Upon a ship no-one outruns, This sight was seen through a scope, A view of horror crushing all hope, ......

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Categories: leer, dark, death, myth, ocean,
Form: Rhyme
Argh the bane of daylight savings time November 3rd 2024
...Argh... the bane of daylight savings time – November 3rd 2024 Hour hands clock back sixty minutes of Autumn round about same of month every year, what a bummer, an inconvenient truth diverged......

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Categories: leer, adventure, america, autumn, confusion,
Form: Rhyme

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