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Polythene Poems - Poems about Polythene

Premium Member LIVER POOL
...Her soul, a fusion divine, Music intertwine Where Something meets stormy seas, And Eleanor Rigby finds her sweet release. She sings the Ballad of John and Yoko's strife, While Howl......

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Categories: polythene, appreciation, feelings, how i
Form: Rhyme
A Mad Gender
... Madness, How nice they felt To be free, From the dampness of humanity. They are plunged into a different universe A free life of toils A prodigal, Of a profilial, Feeding from oral......

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Categories: polythene, allusion, discrimination, freedom,
Form: Quatrain



Plastic
...It's strewn everywhere, garbage of plastic bottles floating forever in the sea. choking and burning, in stench so toxic homo-sapiens ...how long will you be ? Fishes flush out dead within plast......

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Categories: polythene, environment,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Umbrellas
...I could find in all of my short childhood, No umbrellas around our neighborhood; Farm-workers used palm leave woven structures, That resembled head-gears said in scriptures...! Our school lay l......

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Categories: polythene, uplifting,
Form: Rhyme
The Sound of the Rain
... The rain---sounds like catapults fired on our roof drops like palm kernels---splash on the back cover of our black pots, Stamping the roof like horse galloping on a narrow bridge. I......

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Categories: polythene, africa, age, april, baptism,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Rant: Wretched Plastic Everywhere
...There's wretched plastic everywhere We drop it here, we chuck it there We landfill it with urgency We leave it there as legacy We poison planet once pristine We now despair of polythene We see ......

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Categories: polythene, environment, planet,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Magic Potion
...It arrived one day by morning post, from writing she knew from foreign coast. Small seeds packed in two polythene bags, had some criss-cross writing with strange tags. Martha, Brenda t......

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Categories: polythene, best friend, drug, for
Form: Rhyme
Don'T Ignore the Neck
...DON’T IGNORE THE NECK One may not have in mind that As we struggle to create convenient ways of survival in comfort We are stabbing our lives from behind; We pursue riches and neglect our nature......

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Categories: polythene, 4th grade, 5th grade,
Form: Narrative
Things Can Never Be Better
...They talk so much but do little Yes that’s it, for that is all they can do When we used to walk distances on daily routine It was enough to say things can be made better Horses, bicycles and car......

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Categories: polythene, 4th grade, emotions, humanity,
Form: Free verse
Baffling Though Before Eyesight
...the third floor of a six-storied building, silent room of three family members, father, mother and a son the son corporate job holder in this populous city, punctuality, sincerity, responsibil......

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Categories: polythene, life,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Jesus Is My Rock- -
...harder than, a diamond stronger than, a lion JESUS IS... MY ROCK and He's solid awe and awesome all this and He saves me Jesus solid-Jesus is the rock my rock, my rock, ......

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Categories: polythene, analogy, appreciation, blessing, confidence,
Form: Lyric
Because We Cut the Trees
...Baked strands of air cut through my nostrils. As a cloud of red hung above rooftops so lads covered their huge mouths and blood shot eyes with polythene bags. The miserable trees had forci......

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Categories: polythene, africa, environment, future, weather,
Form: Prose Poetry
I Promise
...Listen my Obimo, A beg you note this down ooh, Am loooking foward to see you expectant, Yeah,pregnant, I want to see you carrying my small oggah in your stomach, Am very ready for the task, Wor......

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Categories: polythene, love,
Form: ABC
Prophet Eli
...They give what they don't have: Leaving their children to the lion's paw to devour them, while addressing the ills of others' children. 1)Wroughting diverse miracles are they. 2)Skilled in......

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Categories: polythene, allusion,
Form: Narrative
Johnny Was Good-Part Two
...Roaming the village with black beautiful girl tucked in arms was Johnny the village god Adored by older boys with the world under his sure feet As he stepped on his darling round village girl......

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Categories: polythene, abuse, anti bullying, art,
Form: Free verse

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