Printed Poems - Poems about Printed

The heroic books, even if printed in the character of our mother tongue, Will always remain in a dead language for degenerate times; And we must laboriously seek the meaning of each word and line, Conjecturing a broader sense than what common use permits From what our wisdom, valor, and generosity have formed... In the flow of consciousness, I lose...

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Dear my you were, as I know you mever wanted to bear, I won't call you near. Audios like you are for me, preparing in different timelines to see, if I used the same words and never sumbled a bit, because I want everything to fit. Inner I forget that the most is not me anymore, since...

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I He left to learn more: art of love to make, And sun down, wished to rest in a village, To take off at the dawn soon as to wake, A graceful woman gave him a cottage. ‘Forget me not on your way back, she said, A few years and he completed the course— What flutter of eyes meant, every love aid, What’s...

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As you run at speed release, for fluttering flowers printed on your skirt...

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THE PROJECTED VERSION OF ME, THE PRINTED IMPRESSION OF YOU!! Beep beep is the sound of the room, when the fantasy turned into a fraction of pain! Fine fine is the voice I heard, to a freaky father who was in chaos for months! Boringly bathing, naively speaking, took years of my life doing nothing! Never thought of being a nerd, ever...

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Send us one hundred and fifty dollars And we'll send you a year's worth of gayly printed boxers They will make you proud Prancing around in a crowd Oblivious to the stares you'll get at the doctors...

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Forever will their alacrity to commit development and success To our country remain in our remembrance Lets ajar the curtains of the world of the dead To plead for their unfinished visions into our palms Salutations of mountain Everest Won't suffice their required respects Their agog to feel and fondle success in their country is aggrieved By their limited life span Their names...

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Is the logic of a lioness the same as a dogfish? Or a display in a shop window of pretty pink kittens? Very definite is a definition of derived detail. Oh look over there. Quickly. The window in the furniture store has become quite alive. The chair is moving away from the table and the...

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Life isn't a white sheet, It comes as printed plastic, You can't write one damn thing, You can only tear it in pieces, Stretch it, deform it, burn it, But no, it won't even make a paper aeroplane. -Pin Dew (01/05/2017)...

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From the look out of a sun stained window The bottom half of thick misshape clouds resemble the motionless hilltop tree line which stands beneath waiting to connect Cradling mashed regret from an inverted credence The mystic pause between overcast and sapling bleeds. The strain of caged expression leaves a trail of mocked kindred As the sun sets on shush Heel and toe mark the shadows. Fear...

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it's freezing/ the eyelids're drawing near pavement/ leaving the orange blurs on the street/ never thought that the ptinted kisses/ could be ever so tender and sweet/...

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The Highest Denomination U.S. Bill Ever Printed By Elton Camp If on Jeopardy! this question should arise, The correct answer might be quite a surprise “What’s a hundred dollar bill? will be wrong To a larger bill that distinction does belong Only 42,000 of them actually came to print And for public circulation were never meant It was in the 1960s that they...

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Lives We Have Printed By Dane Smith-Johnsen Lives we have printed were written greatly with rhyming thrust. When wreaths of laurels scented beguile the richest dreams with lust, fragrance glorified bows to trust. Poetic form English Quintain: rhyme scheme a,b,a,b,b Written for Brian Strand’s Poet Laureate contest October 24, 2009...

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Books Well read On my desk And by my bed Friends...

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