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Prunes Poems - Poems about Prunes

Premium Member An Interview with the Color Purple
... Hello, everyone. Today we welcome the famous color Purple to our show. Hello. I’m so happy to be here. So, tell me, Purple, Why do people refer to prose sometimes as purple? Ha!......

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Categories: prunes, color,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Out of Sight
...tell me a color I'll say something juicy to you I picked my favorite fruit by palate hues too bare feet shed more than dead skin exposed limbs transport knowledge <>...

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Categories: prunes, dark, dedication, endurance, identity,
Form: Free verse



morning poem
...Morning poem This morning, sky and sea had the color shiny grey and I could see forever and saw a man and his son on the deck of big ship, eating prunes because it was good for digesting heavy foo......

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Categories: prunes, absence, adventure, age, betrayal,
Form: ABC
Premium Member So Much To Lose
...With a look in the mirror I see I'm as round as a bumble-ing bee. Having so much on show (yes, wherever I go) a tri-kini I'll need at the sea Though some people may say tha......

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Categories: prunes, beauty, humor,
Form: Limerick
day twenty six
...day twenty-six Today is the day after people are tired And the toilets on the first floor of the building Were blocked and had taken a heavy load The silence is eerily; a man on the fifth floo......

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Categories: prunes, cinderella, cute,
Form: Free verse



First Quarter Moon
...First Quarter Moon The first quarter moon wants me to learn to speak curly hair language. If I don’t their rage concerning being bullied by prunes the size of cement trucks will cause: m......

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Categories: prunes, humor,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Anywhere But Here
...But wherever you are, I no longer want to be: for you are thunderstruck moonlight, and I am a scarred sunset ~ a secret in saffron, melting into the myth that floats forever, within silenced......

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Categories: prunes, angst, dark, destiny,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Cockaleekie
...CockaLeekie I love my cockaleekie, and if I could have my way. I’d have my cockaleekie, almost each and every day. I love my cockaleekie, and to it I will be true. For in my cockal......

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Categories: prunes, culture, food, funny,
Form: Quatern
Premium Member political ruminations
...Whereas and wherefore hence and hereafter An idle balloon sits high in the rafters It’s hard to decide which one is dafter The one who just bought it or the “arts” crafter the media just primps......

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Categories: prunes, america, political, satire,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Another Family Dish
...Another day, another dish Time to make the meal for the family of five. Fresh from the store, lay a huge red fish  Here in the kitchen is where she will strive. The family on the couch, Sitting......

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Categories: prunes, family,
Form: Free verse
let s talk about jams
...Il existe une confiture de myrtilles, Ne parlons pas de la succulente confitures de mûres, De la marmelade d’oranges, de la confiture de rhubarbe, Il existe des confitures rouges, des confitures v......

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Categories: prunes, 9th grade, food, relationship,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member For this Strumpet, No Trumpet - Open Poetry 9 Contest
... Donald ate beans to full capacitance Added pitted prunes for extravagance He courted the town strumpet She said, Put down your trumpet All Donald could produce was ......

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Categories: prunes, humorous, music, romance, sound,
Form: Limerick
The Mountain People
...Daylight breaks through the gate and a bright light shine intensely on my face from a distance. I wasn’t sure what was going on, but I fold one arm and held on tightly to the other arm. I knew it was......

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Categories: prunes, best friend, books, business,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member P's Having Fun
...practical problematic prancing pecan pralines producing pennywise putrid party planners predicting positive pristine professional prunes procrastinating, politely puffing popsicle pros......

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Categories: prunes, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Alliteration
Premium Member Salty Singularity
...We're born- we live-we take-we give. We knead love while churning hate. Love comes through the curtain unabated then leaves with a clack, like the song of a raven. We sashay into open hearts.........

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Categories: prunes, betrayal, time,
Form: Rhyme

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