Long Bookshops Poems
Long Bookshops Poems. Below are the most popular long Bookshops by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Bookshops poems by poem length and keyword.
An Ice Cream Van Meets a Hot Dog Cart and Eats a Pile of CheeseWow well that's clever. I mean really really intelligent. Must have done all the research well. And drawn exact plans as to not make any errors. Roaring fires sit down in an ice bucket whilst...
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Categories:
bookshops, baseball, beautiful, beauty, bible,
Form:
I do not know?
An Inverness Merry ChristmasHey all you poets its Christmas time again
Thoughts of writes oozing from your pens
Do you know what form you'll write
Leading up to Christmas night
I look forward to reading them, time and time again
...
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Categories:
bookshops, family, happiness, holiday, music, on writing and
Form:
Rhyme
I Always Love To Read a Good Book~I Always Love To Read A Good Book~
( Rhyming Couplet)
I always love to read a good book
And sitting down with one beside a brook.
Non-fiction or fiction, who cares! I'll check...
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Categories:
bookshops, beautiful, blessing, books, inspirational,
Form:
Couplet
The Book WormThe splendor of books touched him early in his life,
absorbed in the stilled animation embossed in them,
the nascent imagination of the three-year old
morphed within him as an exploring book worm.
He grew up...
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Categories:
bookshops, age, analogy, books,
Form:
Free verse
The Book LoverTHE BOOK LOVER
Some women pine for silks and pearls
...
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Categories:
bookshops, introspection, life, on writing and words, peace,
Form:
Couplet
I Am the Holy Bible,Tribute To Prophettb JoshuaI am the word of God
A unique collection of 66 books
I was inspired by the Holy Spirit
As the fountain of God's knowledge
I am called the Bible in bookshops and libraries
In the hearts of...
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Categories:
bookshops, bible, blessing, christian, confidence, faith, forgiveness, gospel,
Form:
Free verse
Favorite ThingsDirty martinis and Cuban cigars
Fishnet stockings on hookers Playing my guitar.
Long days at the beach
Women without wedding rings
Making a list of my favorite things
Sex before Breakfast
Out running the cops
A judge that grants...
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Categories:
bookshops, conflict,
Form:
Rhyme
Christmas rushChristmas Rush
I was in a busy street and walked into a bookshop to buy a book for my sister as a gift
Back then when a TV set was expensive and only a few
had a set,...
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Categories:
bookshops, absence, betrayal, books, eve,
Form:
Blank verse
ReadingWhen I read a book it tells me a tale
It can be exciting very rarely stale
Books are full of words which tell
Stories in which the bookshops sell
Newspapers with stories that can say
All about what is...
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Categories:
bookshops, educationwords, books, education, books,
Form:
Rhyme
My Promise BoxAs I look into my Promise Box
The colored papers look so sweet
Rolled into tiny little scrolls
With Bible Promises to greet
I take one as I start the day
Or just before my sleep
God’s promises are so special
They...
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Categories:
bookshops, religion, me, me,
Form:
Rhyme
Quit the BookshopsDouble I'll grow, he says, if quit the books,
Throw the books and head towards brooks,
I will quit the books, leave this forlorn queue,
Rush to a wood, and lie beneath a yew.
I'll quit this queue that...
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Categories:
bookshops, books, goodbye, green, peace, wisdom,
Form:
Rhyme
A Great ManThe Great Man
Harry Lesly Smith was born poor in a slum
he had no education but rose above because
he was of a sunny nature.
I read excerpts from his book (he wrote several)
and he expresses...
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Categories:
bookshops, abuse, celebration, confidence,
Form:
Blank verse
BookshopOf bookshops I recall at least a few.
They dwell inside my mind, for with my past
they may have got torn down – those spots I knew
back in my state. I doubt that they could last
with...
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Categories:
bookshops, books,
Form:
Sonnet
Good MorningI have never
Actually seen all this,
I just fantasize
In theme parks and pubs,
During an Alumni picnic,
Or while exiting bookshops.
Dreamland concoctions,
Warehoused in letters
After mundane names
Inherited from
A not so erudite father,
I would have the...
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Categories:
bookshops, life, mystery, sad, autumn,
Form:
Blank verse