Long Flagstone Poems
Long Flagstone Poems. Below are the most popular long Flagstone by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Flagstone poems by poem length and keyword.
Backdoors of My TownI was a whimsical, interior designer, bringing colors and joy into living spaces,
Subtly changing neighborhoods and lives, like vibrant arcs the rainbow traces.
People were as dissimilar as their houses, the both of them rather fascinating,
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Categories:
flagstone, beauty, fantasy, imagery, life, nature, people, places,
Form:
Couplet
Snapshot of CambridgeThis is a poem about the University city of Cambridge in the UK , although I have only been there a few times , I decided to write a poem about it. Lord Bryon one...
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Categories:
flagstone, england, graduate, poets, student,
Form:
Rhyme
A Blue Shadowthese blues carry on a forgotten song ...
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Categories:
flagstone, blue, grave, lonely, lost love, sad love,
Form:
Lyric
You Must Go BackDo not go back he said and for what.
To a childhood time many moons ago in Ireland
In a field of cocks of hay and a very hot summer day
Being stung by two bees on...
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Categories:
flagstone, family, funeral,
Form:
I do not know?
Categories:
flagstone, autumn, family, house, life, night, old, yellow,
Form:
Narrative
A Painting of WordsLet the paper be a canvas and the pen, a brush
The words fill the mind like a young girl’s blush
Every color on the palette of the imagination
Becomes a vibrant idea of luscious creation
Open a...
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Categories:
flagstone, art, imagination, on writing and words, words,
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Pastoral
Where the Old Sycamore Grew“to hold, as ‘twere, the mirror up to nature” William Shakespeare, Hamlet, 1601
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Categories:
flagstone, autumn, house, life, night, old, yellow,
Form:
Narrative
Only the StarsI don't look at stars anymore.
As a boy I would sneak out into the night
to hear the horses and barn mice
chewing over their hurts and simple hopes.
I could smell the waking dreams
of dogs and cats.
a...
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Categories:
flagstone, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
To the Intruder In Mary's Garden(Mary, Mary quite contrary, tending your garden just so;
planting your bells and cockle shells, and hoping to grow.)
I built a little house,
And dared to plant a few flowers in the garden.
Surrounded by gray stone walls...
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Categories:
flagstone, abuse, nursery rhyme, psychological, recovery from, teen,
Form:
Free verse
OmeIn Knotty Ash where magic lived
The trolley runs all day
The pillbox on the corner stands
Five flagstone from the bus stop
Outside the News and sweetshop door
The start of Eaton Road
The next left down East Prescot Road
Woodbourne...
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Categories:
flagstone, history, social, urban,
Form:
Bio
Dawn of ImmortalityAs second immortality has its dawn
Beyond it new powers top down will spawn
At its visage second abyss will look upon
Knowing it is superior as far as is concerned freedom’s flagstone
The four terminals increase, end of...
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Categories:
flagstone, fantasy,
Form:
Rhyme
The American NightmareThe American Nightmare
I stand outside the fence
Looking through black cast iron bars
So many flowers
A million roses growing in the garden
Oak trees as old as the town
Their canopy giving the yard a cool place
A stream wanders...
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Categories:
flagstone, depression, life,
Form:
Free verse
Springtime DawnsSpringtime dawns
Springtime dawns
just beyond
the screen door,
across the porch
Dew swept lawn,
emerald weave
shimmering moisture
collecting foot prints
strolling towards
an arched entryway
gingerbread trimmed,
covered in jasmine
alive with rainbow
flutters, prismatic
butterfly wings
partaking of
nature’s pure nectar
Beneath it a
flagstone walkway
abstract stones
assorted shapes
and patterns
meandering through
lavender and...
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Categories:
flagstone, good morning,
Form:
Free verse
St Mary and St Eanswythe 11th Century, Parish ChurchBeside remembrance road,
Up rugged steps,
A little further on,
A gate,
And through,
Along a flagstone path,
Lined by sturdy trees,
Now in their Autumn shades,
And roundabout,
Gravestones, with Epitaphs,
Some hard to see,
Of past loving thoughts,
For those through time,
That...
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Categories:
flagstone, faith, places, autumn,
Form:
Verse