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Overgrowth Poems - Poems about Overgrowth

Premium Member Green shootings, harmful; obscene'
...Obscenity in action, with trusted land managment out of Action..The la la la landers.' With blisterless hands.' Set Overgrowth conditions.' It could not be worse if planned.' After bushfires have ......

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Categories: overgrowth, abuse, addiction, anger, anxiety,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Its all green, yet no beans'
...Observe the rise of the virulent greens' attention demanding; with outbursts obscene' the desire to relegate All humanity' a great lust to destroy; time proven means, in A mad push to the bottom f......

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Categories: overgrowth, conflict, education,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Severance Pay
...Time hands seconds past the minute, winter melts the sands, sprung barter the seeds to take root, petals leave for lands. Abandoned juice bathes the barren, weather soaks wet dreams, towering......

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Categories: overgrowth, environment, growth, imagery, new
Form: Rhyme
Rose Garden
...Why art Why do some lines Some colors Or some lyrics Make us feel so alive I always believed That artists held some unique vision They saw the world But thought of themselves Thought of ......

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Categories: overgrowth, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member There was a Great Silence
... "There was a Great Silence" There was a great silence in that place, a kind of peace, you sensed them, the unseen removed, all around you, yet, all the cacophony in t......

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Categories: overgrowth, muse,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member The Unkept Grave
...At the edge of the old cemetery, I found an unkept grave. It was though the person interned there, Had a soul no one could save. Her tombstone contained two dates That showed the term of her......

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Categories: overgrowth, death, extended metaphor, mystery,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Paisley Swallows
...That one lost their tongue somewhere along the way long ago, the sound, doesn’t come out the same anymore, so they roll it up like a carpet containing a nakedly dead body of blunt words li......

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Categories: overgrowth, muse,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Making Tea
...It's styles of a nameless brand pristine day an exclusive star-sheathed shadow after overwhelming luminous glare fainted a somewhat true-to-life footpath in a back of structured quai......

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Categories: overgrowth, allusion, analogy, blessing, celebration,
Form: Concrete
Premium Member Chasing Faux News
...For years now, they have survived, Through deceitful imitations. Maneuvering within a landscape they Support, with few limitations. Yet recently, this crazy fox, seems to be Runnin......

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Categories: overgrowth, corruption, judgement,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Before Memorial Day
...Momma lies in the old, old cemetery -- [A space] and then her third grandchild Stillborn after long, disappointing labor. Now largely neglected, I go when I can Seldom seeing a living......

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Categories: overgrowth, memorial day,
Form: Free verse
Fairest of Roses
...In a quaint lovely little garden Tended to by only a few keepers Was a quiet cozy little corner Perfect for nappy dreamy sleepers There exists a fountain That has long since stopped it’s flow ......

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Categories: overgrowth, allusion,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Oversleeping Beauty
...catatonic overgrowth crept back in ~ the prince seen her hirsute chin By David Kavanagh......

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Categories: overgrowth, confusion, fantasy, humorous,
Form: Monoku
Premium Member October Opulence
...Overwhelming, onset of October   Ogling old owls   Overjoyed with orange overgrowth   Overtakes obsidian opulence.                               ......

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Categories: overgrowth, autumn, beautiful, imagery,
Form: Alliteration
Premium Member Viet Nam, 1966
...steamy jungle dense undergrowth viny overgrowth thickets abound -- monkeys chatter foretelling doom snakes hissing eerie sirens -- bamboo sticks in the ground spiked with poison ......

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Categories: overgrowth, rainforest, war,
Form: Imagism
Not a Fire In My Heart
...If you hold the key The chamber of my heart May be what you seek But warn you I should It is not what you expect But you will see You will see A thick door covered in locks One key could un......

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Categories: overgrowth, encouraging, introspection, repetition, thank
Form: Free verse

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