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Marrakesh
Marrakesh Poems - Poems about Marrakesh
tell her you saw me
... tell her you saw me ... tell her I was out on the bluff at the Cape during a gale, much too close to the rocks … tell her the surf was tormenting the ledges, its roar far too loud for me to hear......
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Gregory Richard Barden
Categories:
marrakesh,
adventure, analogy, anxiety, break
Form:
Epic
jmaa el-fnaa -
... hold still … eventide - I am a capricious cad among wraiths waltzing with a mop in a Marrakesh courtyard - catching stars as they drip with waxy and wild wonder into the braids of my maudli......
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©
Gregory Richard Barden
Categories:
marrakesh,
analogy, city, imagery, travel,
Form:
Free verse
Tell Her You Saw Me
...Tell her you saw me ... Tell her I was out on the bluff at the Cape during a gale, much too close to the rocks. Tell her the surf was tormenting the ledges, its roar far too loud for me to hear......
Continue reading...
©
Gregory Richard Barden
Categories:
marrakesh,
allegory, heartbreak, lost love,
Form:
Free verse
jemaa el-fnaa - morocco -
... hold still, eventide ... I am a capricious cad among wraiths, waltzing with a mop in a Marrakesh courtyard - catching stars as they drip with waxy and wild wonde......
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Gregory Richard Barden
Categories:
marrakesh,
adventure, appreciation, celebration, travel,
Form:
Imagism
The Long Train Ride
...We boarded for the long ride on that train - It brought back memories of being young. Conductor: "Passengers will please refrain!" Now 'City of New Orleans' on each tongue, We sang through all th......
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©
John Watt
Categories:
marrakesh,
song, travel,
Form:
Dizain
Wanderlust
...Wanderlust. When I was young, and just a girl I wanted to travel around the world - Casablanca, Marrakesh, Rio de Janeiro and Budapest. The more exotic the sound of the name, the more I was d......
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Suzy Davies
Categories:
marrakesh,
child, childhood, children, destiny,
Form:
Narrative
The Marrakesh Express
...September now having past as October has now arrived In such a harvest so vast of what has one really derived For the Harvest is not finished but it has only just begun A point not diminished as n......
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Vincent Flannery
Categories:
marrakesh,
autumn, earth, jesus, judgement,
Form:
Rhyme
Andalous Windstorm
...I saw you in my room last night and you always used to grow cold when you felt the ceiling fan cool your skin I remembered when we used to talk and share our memories You of morocco and mine o......
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Kathleen Woolrich
Categories:
marrakesh,
lost love, nostalgia, sad,
Form:
Acrostic