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Library Poems - Poems about Library

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Premium Member I believe angels sent me
...a voice would not leave me alone You have to go to the library now! it was nine pm. I was exhausted my book was already overdue I would have to pay the fine anyway the voice kept it up I ask......Read the rest...
Categories: library, angel,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member The Public Library
...Someone behind me is making noise His laughter has me very annoyed This is where security should be deployed This type of behavior we try to avoid Sometimes it’s the smell we capture Our noses s......Read the rest...
Categories: library, betrayal, corruption, environment,
Form: Rhyme
The Teacher
...The Teacher 1. I've made mistakes that could fill books, Held on to the good days with all the hooks, Crooks, and age descents. I told my family you were better than the p......Read the rest...
Categories: library, betrayal, dark, loss,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Always copy your work
...What if poetry soup just shut down with all your work before you edited always copy you work even if you have to go to the library check your titles as well sometimes identity thieves actuall......Read the rest...
Categories: library, angel, blessing, books,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Beneath the shadows of dusk, in a dance of veils and mystery
...Beneath the shadows of dusk, in a dance of veils and mystery, Lies a hidden story, unknown to the waking eye. A leaf gets lost in the forest, a book in the library, And a lifeless body finds its p......Read the rest...
Categories: library, fantasy,
Form: Free verse



Pencil Sharpener Woman, from THE WOMAN WHO COULD EAT WOOD
...Pencil Sharpener Woman Her shapely metal figure was baby blue, but there was much more to her. She sharpened all grades of pencil lead with the greatest of whir. Her movable face plate w......Read the rest...
Categories: library, humor,
Form: Rhyme
The Library
...I read, like an open book All others can see the words written on my pages. I contain tales, read as secretive, A hushed whisper that only a handful have seen. But how many times has this book ......Read the rest...
Categories: library, abuse, analogy, culture, solitude,
Form: Free verse
Fugitive Truth
...Fugitive Truth -Asad Chowdhury Reciter - Shimul Mustapha Fugitive truth, where did they all go? In bottled milk, rice bowls! Nowhere to know! In the restaurants, hotels, salons In a library a......Read the rest...
Categories: library, absence,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member skin
...My bare feet rest gently on the stones at the bottom of a shallow, rushing stream. Through the clear water, I see the meandering veins beneath the skin. I feel a brisk shiver travel up my body, chi......Read the rest...
Categories: library, 12th grade,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Vigilante
...By happenstance a mansion appeared within the car’s peripheral view; They should have seen so subtle a clue the moment the moonlight disappeared; Walking right into a planned sequence the sca......Read the rest...
Categories: library, abuse, anger, emotions,
Form: Enclosed Rhyme
Female Friends
...Lady spiders Ferocious and venomous Twisting webs of lies Hiding under veiled faces And fake personas Sure they lend you a tampon But they never show up when you need them They'll compl......Read the rest...
Categories: library, friendship, girl, teen,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Of Passages on Pages of Time
...Used books were sold each semester. Los Angeles City College bookstore, and California State University, Long Beach ... They, too, sold used books. I've been in possession of some - Students fel......Read the rest...
Categories: library, adventure, appreciation, encouraging, freedom,
Form: Bio
Far-off Call : The Cry of the Writer’s Ink to an Anonymous Reader
...O some day to come, it may be that time will bury my memory deep as the hidden sleep of those who lie in some forgotten churchyard; but my judgment is that the future holds for me a fadeless crown ......Read the rest...
Categories: library, appreciation, art, black love,
Form: Bio
FREEDOM
...Constantly my pen hit on paper Asking myself Can a man sink his roots so deep in he's faith That he knows that it's breaches would shoot out only to be cut of Like the sound of joy taking flig......Read the rest...
Categories: library, africa,
Form: Free verse
HELLO
...Hello ! It's me they say time is supposed to heal You but I am not seeing Much of healing . I was wondering after living all these year's Without you Maybe you Would like to hear my......Read the rest...
Categories: library, uplifting,
Form: Free verse

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