Monotone Poems - Poems about Monotone

...I sort the silence and the sighs, The dreams lost in old goodbyes, They fill the drawers of my days, And leave wind blowing through my haze. I keep the pain I never voiced, The hopes that died w......

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... cold steel shines in symmetrical, straight lines--- on monotone, lukewarm box. ......

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...shadows draw across the canvas with light oily strokes and dry wet soul the white pythons and black mambas conspire as their tongues slither and roll down the canvas. like honey, it marinat......

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...A panacea for cancer is what I’m all about What about Alzheimer’s, the jealous one asked in a shout Let’s not forget chicken pox, heart attacks and leprosy The scientist ran from his lab, to watch......

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...Rain impaled into the soil seeking to spread grass and dandelion flowers I look for jonquils I look for daffodils I close my eyes and I’m off once more to paradise driving to Dad’s I c......

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...He had Aspergers Low functioning socially Did age make him odd Spoke in monotone Constant annoying babble This was nothing new Disliked by many Starting in kindergarten Age did not change......

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...Wonder what type of poems will be best In my new couplet poems only contest Will you wow me with colorful vocabulary Will your poem be monotone, dreary, merry I agonized over who wins a trop......

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...{"MY dance in the downpour was cut short, though, even for a second I felt my worries glide off from the tips of my fingers as the precipitation stuck against the flesh of my skin. My heart palpitate......

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...There’s a constant hammering Alongside my bedroom window Repercussions of a corrupt gutter The maddening drain Obstinately and persistently has refused All rehabilitation efforts Ther......

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...Meeting someone new, Getting to know them, Introducing them to your life, Only for them to leave soon after. How many times do I need to be vulnerable, Just for it not to be enough? How many ......

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...Walk on the Earth Walk on the Earth, just walk, the path is moving under my steps; gone Hmm, is this a monotonous life, or not? Monotone, and monogamous? No, this is not that, only just looks li......

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...In the quiet of the night, under a star-studded sky, A portal opens to unknown realms, where dreams dare to fly, A place where imagination soars like a vividly colored kite, And the thrill of adve......

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...the oldsters were the ones who were predictable Aunt Marjorie would bring something to sell If you said “no thank you” she would try to guilt you into it “I will give them to you if you cannot aff......

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...In the murmur of modernity, a disease courses through the veins, A silent malaise, binding hearts and thoughts in heavy chains, Where no one thinks, feels, or dares to care deeply anymore, No spar......

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...Bluebells are a symbol of humility, gratitude and constancy A perfect day is not lackluster, nor lusting for more, but rather knowing the plenitude in each sentient moment. —Quote by Po......

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