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Long Decanters Poems

Long Decanters Poems. Below are the most popular long Decanters by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Decanters poems by poem length and keyword.


Premium Member THE LAST GOODBYE
This is for the Contest - 'Titanic - Fare Thee Well' Sponsored by Tom Woody.
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Categories: decanters, death, inspirational, loss, love,
Form: Narrative



All Bottled Up
All Bottled Up

Bottlenecks are one thing driving down the road
Making one late for work is another
Cumbersome, slow and an all time low

Containers made from glass have their ups and downs
Mostly downs we’re told

Their poisons kill...

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Categories: decanters, conflict, drink, history, silly, slam, social, wisdom,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Space Overtaken
Space Overtaken

To many tomatoes fill up my fridge
Grown from the garden, a tasty delish
When seeds were first sown, did a no show
Planted some more, twice many did grow

Offered some out to family and friends
But they...

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Categories: decanters, garden, nature,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Junk
the stern of the junk  

stuck out like the tip of an iceberg

surrounded by plastic bottles

filled baby’s nappies

flip flops and crocs


we can walk on water

whatever floats our boat

sustainable climate change

the hotter the better

while the...

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Categories: decanters, farewell,
Form: Free verse
Trap
Colours chatting. Charts cantering. Divine decanters are in no way an explanation in a bowling alley or on a pool table. Snooker a sock. And land in nets. Flashing flesh fishing faint frog eyed frames....

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Categories: decanters, analogy,
Form: I do not know?



Firefly
"As twilight falls across the glen 

Pinpoints of light rise again

Flashing beacons in the night

More begin to rise a beautiful sight

A symphony of light commences they start to dance

Lifted by silken wings and winds of...

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© Jon Jones  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: decanters, children, nature, night,
Form: Rhyme
La Mancha.
Bereft of the poetry of his soul
The knight took refuge in the house of death
Into darkness he went with his mind crushed
Wandering lust gone and with his own trust.

The enchanter gone
And disenchantment entered
And the land...

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Categories: decanters, angst, dedication, losspoetry,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member - A Spectacular Light Reflection -
   - World consumption is increasing in line with population growth and 
    prosperity - change light bulbs and there will be light - quote by poet


   Among...

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Categories: decanters, beauty, history,
Form: Free verse
Interweb
scrolling
my friend scrolling
all I'm ever doings searching
upon the nets of mother spider - tis the nature of the beast
with sharper teeth a bigger mouth-without famine is no feast
For I once had known a leper who...

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Categories: decanters, age, corruption, death, eulogy, loss, soldier,
Form: Dramatic Verse
I Swear I Didnt Know That Aggravated Assault Was Relaxing For Zeroes
profanity profanity 
                           banned banned band.

?whyyyyyyyyyyyy?


curse this fragile world...

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Categories: decanters, passion
Form: Free verse
Grandma's Room
Up creaky flight of narrow stairs
Into a room thick with nostalgia

Scent of old wartime forgotten perfumes
Wrought iron bed with heirloom spread

Velvet pillows wtih embroidered Niagara Falls
Yellowed photos of Grandpa standing in garden

Children in pewter frames...

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Categories: decanters, nostalgia
Form: Couplet
Garage Sale
Artfully arranged articles:
Books beside bedding,
Clocks, camera, china cups clinking,
Dishes, decanters, dining damask,
Electronics
Facing ferns,
Gardening gear.   Gaudy
Handwoven hats hide
Inkstained
Jute.   Junk jewelry,
Kitchenware, kite kits,
Linens laying lopsided.
Marbles, magazines, menswear,
Nice needlework, necklaces,
Ornaments,
Pots, pans, pretty plants put...

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© Sue Mason  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: decanters, places
Form: ABC
Oppression
An innocent hand, besides its normal
Duty to touch and, duty to hold
Duty to pinch and land, blows and brutal
Oppression

An innocent lip, besides duty to disguise
Duty to enclose and, duty to house teeth
Duty to rub paints,...

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Categories: decanters, addiction, africa, analogy,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things