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Passport Poems - Poems about Passport

Weight of Wanderlust
©Dr. Jamuel Yaw Asare (Dreams Deferred, Destinations Denied) Passports once filled with hope and dreams, now gather dust and tears. The allure of distant lands and new horizons beckoned, But the harsh realities of a world not made for us awaited Visas denied, borders closed, and doors slammed shut. The fortunate few who made it out faced storms and rough...

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Categories: passport, abuse, adventure, africa, analogy,
Form: Free verse
Revoke Her Passport
There's a passport I would like to revoke from one person who thinks it's a joke to repeatedly make fun of fellow writers. Like a pugilist, she calls us 'prizefighters.' What harm if we enjoy entering contests? That doesn't prove whose poetry is best because one person's opinion has weight and another says it's open for debate. If she's trying to deflate anyone's...

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Categories: passport, character, how i feel,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member My Poetry Passport
Since I was blessed to land here, One matures…….as a young deer. To be popular, is not my desire. But to grow in desire, for poetry’s fire. To be above all, graced with humility. Do I try new forms in a mad frenzy? For me, that simply…is not my style. Truth, beauty, but never high profile! The rain kisses the earth, as I...

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Categories: passport, growth, how i feel,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Poetry As Passport
Everything appearing as nothing.. Obviously the reverse of Nothing appearing as everything.. In their turn Each seems to propose a source.. Language seems to have Source talk embedded..and cannot Capture the paradox of what is Unexplainably Simultaneous.. Poetry may be the passport......

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Categories: passport, appreciation, forgiveness, lost, words,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member Visa On My Green Passport
Time and chance happened to me Opportunity came knocking ...

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Categories: passport, appreciation, blessing, city, heart,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member I Am a Book
I Am A Book By David J Walker I am a book of Unread pages I am a book I am a book Written in stages in A travel log On a road called Time With the foreign stamps Of Passport Ministers Checking my credentials along the way I am a book I am a book Of unread scripture With the lectures on faith...

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Categories: passport, allegory, books,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Ship Is Sailing
The Ship is Sailing By David J Walker The ship is sailing And there is no going back the shore you were sure of Is further away The ship is sailing Under the flags of Gods at odds over Control of Wind and sea The ship is sailing And the day to day Is the same as same So the sane read...

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Categories: passport, allegory,
Form: Rhyme
My Passport
In my dream, I lost my passport; I was searching high and low Though it wasn’t clear exactly where I was supposed to go. I was frantic as I rooted Through my bag with all its stuff As the line was inching forward And I knew I couldn’t bluff. But at last, I seemed to find it, Zip-lock baggied, buried deep, So I stuck it...

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Categories: passport, travel,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Stamps
Stamps, perforated passport squares, Took me oft where I wished to be On my own low budget world tour Warm, safely tucked in dad’s armchair. I loved to dream in dad’s warm chair A young wallflower who would dare Brave adventures safe in my head Free from boldness, courage, and dread. Flipping album pages happily, On safari in Kenyan lands Lions and leaping gazelles roamed...

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Categories: passport, adventure, imagination, nature, travel,
Form: Free verse
The Passport
The Passport Sometimes we think people and our significant others are going to be our passports, Passports to love, passports to happiness, Passports to the beginning of families that we may have always craved, or lives we always imagined in distant countries passports to new experiences and emotions we may have never felt. Instead we find them to be passports to...

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Categories: passport, fantasy, feelings, happiness,
Form: Free verse
Virgin Passport
she is you are going to be the one that sees me for the first time setting foot on South American soil and i didn't do it for mankind but for myself...

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Categories: passport, muse,
Form: I do not know?
Liberal Passport
-What are here? Nothing. Only alphabets -Aren’t alphabets anything? -What are here? Nothing. Only words -Aren’t words anything? -What are here? Nothing. Only sentences -Aren’t sentences anything? -What are here? Nothing. Oh! Only poetic expressions -Aren’t poetic expressions anything? -Who are they? None. Oh! Only poets and poetesses -Aren’t poets ad poetesses none? -Please, let me live into this perpetual planet No; you’ve no liberal passport -Do I...

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Categories: passport, how i feel, humanity,
Form: Free verse
Passport
Excuse me sir ,said the Security at the Airport. Can you Please show me the Passport. Have you ever thought of a Passport. Who are you without a Passport. Like an alien without a Passport. Like a criminal without a Passport. Why can not we walk without a Passport. Why can not we meet without a Passport. I am thinking of the one...

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Categories: passport, creation, destiny, education, future,
Form: ABC
Premium Member Passport
"PASSPORT" Passport to Freedom Baby Shooting Star Released (Lovejoy-Burton/ 2018 Jan) 1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zA_lhbPVDi4...

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Categories: passport, adventure, freedom, life, light,
Form: Monoku
Passport Photos
Our passport photos aren’t great And not because they’re out of date, For we’d been told no smiles allowed And to this edict, we had bowed. On mine, I look like I’m a thug Or someone yearning for a hug. My husband’s looks about the same, A sour face inside the frame. But now it’s time – we must renew And no one said...

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Categories: passport, perspective,
Form: Rhyme

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