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Moma Poems - Examples of all types of poems about moma to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read
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Harold the Hugh Hefner wannabe carrot top
...Harold the Hugh Hefner wannabe carrot top... spry buck analogous to energizing bunny jump/kickstarted procreation ruckus. Home on the range cacophony quite absurd PlayBoy Bunny herd and f......
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Matthew Harris
Categories:
moma,
12th grade, adventure, america,
Form:
Rhyme
The Prettist Cowgirl Anyone Had Seen
...She was a sweet child born in Soyhern Texas Some time in 73 Her Moma was from Alabama Her Poppy from New Orleans A cheerleader and local beauty at 17 Some folk say around here She was the pre......
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Peter Dome
Categories:
moma,
drink,
Form:
Free verse
The Starry Night
... The starry night the skies bestow upon us earthlings here below gives rise to ever wondrous gaze and sights o’erwhelming to amaze as in the painting by van Gogh, that grand impressionistic......
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Harley White
Categories:
moma,
appreciation, art, imagination, space,
Form:
Rondeau
Moma Dada
..."MoMa Dada" baby's first words spoken in broken English......
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Jeff Connelly
Categories:
moma,
color,
Form:
Monoku
Sacred Love
...Before I knew how to spell blue, When my best dreams were filled with chocolate, Before I knew that she would be the glue, That attached my hopes and dreams to reality, The cement that helped me ......
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Regina Mcintosh
Categories:
moma,
angel, appreciation, blessing, how
Form:
Free verse
A Visit To Moma
...The puppets from “Pinocchio” Were beautifully displayed; Picassos, Cezannes and Van Goghs Were artfully arrayed. The photographs and furniture Were waiting to be seen By locals, tourists, sch......
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Ilene Bauer
Categories:
moma,
appreciation, art,
Form:
Rhyme
Harold the Hugh Hefner Carrot Top Buck
...Harold the Hugh Hefner carrot top buck Ruled his hare'm nsync with trumpeting Donald Duck, (loud enough to arouse Daisy), the former cartoon character, a pensive searing black kind Roebuck h......
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Matthew Harris
Categories:
moma,
adventure, age, appreciation, business,
Form:
Rhyme
The Gray Line
...MoMa is not for people without hands &legs......
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Maria Mitea
Categories:
moma,
abortion, adventure, africa, angel,
Form:
Free verse
Timmy's Tank
...There was a baby boy named timmy Who didn't come from much But he had all he needed in his playpen He had blankets bikes toys and such But timmy missed the park and time with mom so much He ......
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Shawn Gorsick
Categories:
moma,
beautiful,
Form:
Free verse
Clerihew Bourgeois
...Sculptor Louise Bourgeois of whom spiders webs was a star Also making textiled fabric heads labelled 'spun poetry ' many said* *https://www.moma.org/s/lb/curated_lb/themes/spiders.html......
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Brian Strand
Categories:
moma,
poetry, word play,
Form:
Clerihew
Bob Dylan, Woke
...Bob Dylan, Woke I can’t help but digress When Bob Dylan expressed (and consider gender sexist), “How many roads must a man walk down Before you call him a man.” They say he ......
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Dennis Spilchuk
Categories:
moma,
gender, perspective, satire, surreal,
Form:
Verse
Clerihew Stella
...Frank Stela was so postpainterly an abstractionist as you can see* emphasising 'flat surfaces' nothing more rejecting emotional gesture thats for sure *https://www.moma.org/collection/works/623......
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Brian Strand
Categories:
moma,
art, people,
Form:
Clerihew
Clerihew Kupka
...Fran Kupka observed his daughter with a ball &thus rhythmic art came to call He hought colour was so cosmic* transforming nature was his party trick *https://www.moma.org/collection/works/84662......
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Brian Strand
Categories:
moma,
art, people,
Form:
Clerihew
Close Encounter With the Humankind
...Sam Adams Lived in Medford Oregon Where he ran a vacation home business And was part of the Ashland Chamber of Commerce Who were his adopted family One day he was out on the mountain highway ......
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Jake Aller
Categories:
moma,
animal, nature,
Form:
Epic
Nothing But a Sunset - Living In the MoMA
...This is no Nantucket watercolor, Closeted, waiting for the artist’s death To fetch a better price. This is not some dusty postcard landscape, Motionless, stocked in a convenience store Besid......
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Michael Kalavik
Categories:
moma,
allegory, sunset,
Form:
Prose Poetry
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