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Magnifiers
Magnifiers Poems - Poems about Magnifiers
Emeraldite
...We had heard about Emeraldite of course; who had not? She lived in the lane with the Oak tree that had a lovely knot. She is the most beautiful witch you will ever see, no rot! This was told to me......
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Caren Krutsinger
Categories:
magnifiers,
10th grade, 11th grade,
Form:
Rhyme
Every Minute Palpitation In Covid War
...Agreeable Dawn for a In though a blade No other goal .... "Go just bounce around" Every clump made me haggle with fate Twinkle in my lips at the end of walk ......
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Nihashini Balakrishnan
Categories:
magnifiers,
destiny, fear, horror, imagination,
Form:
Free verse
Little Dragon Cheerily Waves To Me
...A darling miniature dragon is living on my big toe. He has built a community, and it has a glow. He’s readying a car port and a landing pad now. I’m fascinated in spite of my giant ouch-y ow! I......
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Caren Krutsinger
Categories:
magnifiers,
2nd grade, 3rd grade,
Form:
Rhyme
Rainy Season
...Cute little snails crept around to put the baggage down Earth worms penance finished kissed the earth brown Dark green frog croaked aloud to embrace its fellow mate Glossy mushrooms amidst th......
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Supraja Kannan
Categories:
magnifiers,
rain, , cute,
Form:
Free verse
Eyes With Different Sight
...Light shining into the night An aura of wonderful colour Strange display of forms and people in kaleidoscopic multiplicity. Daylight bears a challenge of foggy creatures faceless im......
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Darren White
Categories:
magnifiers,
health, imagery, self,
Form:
Free verse
Graphical Conceptualizations
...'Twas like imagery or perhaps deja'vu air quotations or a hallucination, naught tangible to the naked eye but an echoing of whirlwinds, mere beginning of an expansion tucked aside non......
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Paloma P
Categories:
magnifiers,
allegory, confusion, hyperbole,
Form:
Free verse
Mr Clown
...He is about five feet three inches high, his head is half-bald and remaining hairs are gray, though original color of the hairs was dark brown. He wares mustache that both ends are pointed and......
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Su Ben
Categories:
magnifiers,
life, sad,
Form:
Narrative