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Peel The Onion
Peel The Onion Poems - Poems about Peel The Onion
Peel The Onion Poems - Examples of all types of poems about peel the onion to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read
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Grief Is Not a Straightforward Journey
...If you are mourning the loss of someone or something, take the time and space you need. It's your journey. Don't let anyone try to push you into something you're not ready for, whether it be feelings......
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©
Michelle Morris
Categories:
peel the onion,
death, encouraging, faith, grief,
Form:
Free verse
My Son
...Father and son never saw eye to eye, too much jealousy on the patriarch side He constantly put his son down for everything he did, competing incessantly One day the son had enough and walked away,......
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©
Mystic Rose Rose
Categories:
peel the onion,
appreciation, son,
Form:
Haibun
Corporate Speak
...When the president said ‘misunderestimated’ Everybody wondered, ‘was he ever educated’ But I forgive him that, for the thing that makes me ‘EEK!’ Is the mad proliferation of Corporation Speak… ......
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©
Terry Flood
Categories:
peel the onion,
language,
Form:
Rhyme
So Reader
...So reader Amaze me With your interpretations of my soul Those bleak enough to peel the onion dry And gawk astonished at the French-fried layers tasty and rubbed With mesquite anger and lament ......
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©
Suburban Lovechild
Categories:
peel the onion,
introspection, philosophy, poets, psychological,
Form:
Free verse
Different Faces
...So which is the more valuable, Our good friends or our lovers? And just where does the difference lie, In truth or under covers? When waves of darkness swamp your boat And you are feeling lone......
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©
Brian Johnston
Categories:
peel the onion,
life,
Form:
Rhyme
And She Felt Nothing
...Hello empty, futile nothingness Our paths meet once again. Your black tunnel eyes bore into mine In you I see slate sky pouring rain. Forever running from this In unforgiving nothingness again......
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©
Nicola Noo
Categories:
peel the onion,
depression, sad,
Form:
Verse
American Shame
...…For a more perfect union, …We need to peel the onion, …So we can fully fathom, …The cesspool we have become, …District reps are bought and sold, …By robbers brazen and bold, …They hid......
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©
My Gull Wheels On
Categories:
peel the onion,
political
Form:
Narrative