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Mangoes Poems - Poems about Mangoes


But why did my mother faint?
Mangoes, golden and full, their scent~ a whispered promise of mischief. My mother’s eyes, wide as warning bells. "Where did you get these?" Her voice, a blade slicing the air. Silence, a held breath. Five minutes, five hours, an eternity suspended. "Were you alone?" The question, a thread pulled loose, unraveling the fabric of innocence. "No, Mum." The words, a hesitant confession. My classmates, a chorus of laughter, the...

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Categories: mangoes, allegory, daughter, funny, innocence,
Form: Prose Poetry
Sweet Yellow Mangoes
Eyes see yellow mangoes on the long trees. bodies shaking before ...

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Categories: mangoes, metaphor,
Form: Free verse



Pinas Papayas Mangoes
"piñas papayas mangoes" the street vendor sings the title of this poem...

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Categories: mangoes, color,
Form: Free verse
Mangoes
With a pluck and twist ,I gathered a gift. A basket of mangoes ripe and adrift. From my tree,I did pick a heap. Put them away in a bag and went to sleep. With the morning sun,I roused to find A handful of mangoes,missing behind. So I set out with a heart full of hope, To retrieve each one before they could...

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Categories: mangoes, deep, peace,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Mango Epulaeryu Poem
Epulaeryu Mango Poetry Season Greetings my dear brothers and sister of God's inspirational grace, and I pray each of you will defeat Covid-19 and its elusive Delta and Omicron variants, and live a most gracious life with your family and loved ones. My topic of discussion today is Epulaeryu Poetry. This form was created by...

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Categories: mangoes, appreciation, celebration, fruit, joy,
Form: Epulaeryu



A Mangoes and Bananas Christmas
I don't know about the rest of the world, But New Zealand will be sitting pretty this Christmas. Santa may have trouble delivering the presents for the children, We are not out of the woods with Covid, but fingers crossed. Some family members will be stuck overseas, And the number of homeless is on the rise. But with enough Mangoes and...

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Categories: mangoes, celebration, cheer up, childhood,
Form: Light Verse
The Lady Who Liked Mangoes
Down by Hope Street where the frangipanis bask, And the Goddess of Love has put up her tent, Lives a lady with fire in her eyes and cats in her kitchen. Oh of course I will tell you she's an angel if you ask, And her magic lies in the making of enchantment, Why then do dark clouds cover my...

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Categories: mangoes, 10th grade,
Form: ABC
Mangoes
My childhood smells of the Mellow fruit hung on trees Mother mixed spices for Mango pickles.Today Mason jars she packs for Me to take. Hurts to say- Ma! Customs won't allow Written on:04/19/2017...

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Categories: mangoes, growing up, mother, nostalgia,
Form: Free verse
Eat Mangoes
I know I’m bat and bird other birds chorus to me hunger, hunger, hunger Do we have any factory to manufacture hunger? look at birds kingdom they live healthy lives in the bush they are okay Does the bat feed them? If you are dying of hunger go to the trees, eat mangoes dream not about food from gardens and granaries of human beings with houses those...

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Categories: mangoes, metaphor, political, satire,
Form: Free verse
I Have Tasted Mangoes
I have tasted mangoes that cling Their sweetness to my tongue. I have seen the white heron's wing Beating the air like a lung. I have ate custard apples spiced With heaven's honey. And cooler than The dew-drenched Otaheite enticed A boy's fancy, sweet rivers ran Their insect strewn fingers through The deep curves of...

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Categories: mangoes, childhood, nostalgia,
Form: Rhyme
Ripe Mangoes
My mouth is just watering For the ripe mangoes, The salesman is bargaining!...

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Categories: mangoes, food, social, urban
Form: Haiku
Premium Member Succulent Mangoes (Whitney)
They grow on Short and tall trees All year long. Their juice so sweet, Succulent, For everyone Who loves tropical sweetness. © Joseph, 11/14/07 © All Rights Reserved The Whitney poem is a titled, syllabic, one verse form created by Betty Ann Whitney. It has seven lines with a syllable pattern of: 3/4/3/4/3/4/7. The form can be written with or without rhymes....

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Categories: mangoes, food, happiness, holiday, imagination,
Form: Free verse

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