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Yellow Prose Poems

These Yellow Prose poems are examples of Prose poems about Yellow. These are the best examples of Prose Yellow poems written by international poets.


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At the end of the Civil War in a distant land where most animals parted ways, one specific animal hid and stayed in different habitats...

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Categories: animal, care, courage, environment,



Where Waiting Lives
It was one dusky evening.
I stood at my balcony,
The weather whispering secrets in a chill breeze
Beautiful, cold, and a little stormy,
The kind of weather that...

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Categories: beautiful, change, destiny, leaving,

claimed voice
I had a dream last night. When I looked into the mirror, I was wearing a denim mid-skirt with boots, and a dramatic yellow top...

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Categories: prose, dream, memory, voice, water,

No Greater Wish than Sweet Companionship
I’ve long since been gone but now I wish to return, if you’ll let me. I was down the thorny path, in the woodchipper, stuck...

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Categories: feelings, love hurts, roses

Premium Member Yellow Words
Yellow Words—Used 10 times in the poem

Under the warm yellow sun
floating on the calm Yellow Sea
fishing for the sweet tasting yellow fin tuna.
My mouth waters...

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Categories: prose, yellow,



War on Thistle
A yellow notice on the gate with bold letterhead states
Noxious Weed Commission and then, in smaller red print, declares: 
Demand Notice to Remove Thistle.

This notice is a sudden smack behind the noggin. 
Bringing attention to a purple, spiky blossom 
on top of an orb wound tightly around a ball of seeds, 
swaying in the breeze and heeding this question:
What did you do?

To make the County use its bureaucratic might 
and declare thistle plants a blight, a public nuisance 
worthy of persecution.  And any resistance will cause 
an appearance before a judge who'll levy 
fines and imprisonment.
What did you do?

Shock begins to wane and reason filters into the brain;
this thistle, that goats devour like its a treat,
it explodes into a cotton suite that birds 
use...

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Categories: prose, farm,

Premium Member matchmaker from river styx
they met at the bonfire
faces lit and lively against this light
both looked better after dark

we watched the show unfurl
they were oblivious to the rest of...

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Categories: prose, autumn,

Why we should not dabble both in the occult and worship Jesus Christ simultaneously
Last time I saw Greg Richardson, my fellow newborn younger brother-in-Christ  Jesus.
He wanted me to write "something on the darker side about howling demons."...

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Categories: 10th grade, 11th grade,

Premium Member memories of my fifth grade year
I was still writing ARITHMETIC at the top of my papers
When I discovered everyone else had written math.
I said to my twin “they are writing...

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Categories: prose, memory,

Premium Member A TANKA PROSE afterword
I walk through the glade
colour enlightens me-
 in my mind's eye
abstractions rainbow
my persoective

The soft yellow streaked the terra cotta,shadowing the speckled sallow saffron 
a bluish...

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Categories: prose, art, nature, word play,

Scared, Really Scared
It’s there in the darkest corner of his room 
there where he takes off his shoes and socks and just leaves them
the place that his...

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Categories: prose, fear,

Please don't be late for this world's greatest escapes part three
When Sunday's Children of Grace entered into Sunrise musical recording
studio to record their musical video "Yahshua, we are your chosen people."

They received a different reception...

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Categories: 10th grade, 11th grade,

Premium Member Feeling Heaven
I do not care if this is a dream
or if I am awake or not
I do not even care if I am not me
I am...

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Categories: prose, feelings,

Premium Member Teensy Things Can Make Me Cry
Mint chip ice cream makes me cry; it was his favorite dish.
I can never return to Patty’s Pizza – everything there reminding me.
Teensy things can...

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Categories: prose, grief,

Premium Member An Open-Ended Story
The Little Girl's Garden

  A finagle of young fairies with colors red, green, yellow, indigo, white and orange with glittering wings are playing in...

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Categories: girl,


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