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Memory Repetition Poems

These Memory Repetition poems are examples of Repetition poems about Memory. These are the best examples of Repetition Memory poems written by international poets.


We Left Our Childhood Behind
Remember when we used to play
In our backyards every day
We built castles in the sand
And chased each other hand in hand

Remember when we used to...

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Categories: repetition, childhood, feelings, friendship, innocence,



O Mardi Gras
O Mardi Gras, how I long for thee
The carnival season of music and glee
The colorful floats, the beads, and the masks
The joyful crowds, the drinks,...

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Categories: repetition, celebration, day, happiness, night,

Whispers of Palms
In the whisper of palms,I embark upon a celestial voyage. 
My vessel, woven from the threads of ancestral dreams, glides through cosmic tides. 
Each star...

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Categories: repetition, appreciation, courage, culture, heart,

Word Vomit V2
There’s something screaming in my head
I don’t know who is who anymore!
Choosing what to see, hear
Big decisions for such a little me
 
Knocking on walls,...

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Categories: repetition, angst, child, death, love

Recursa Absurda
Straight lines, sepia

The suppression of unwanted thoughts

Like time spent in sensory deprivation
Time spent in a droning room
Under sterile light hums, practically drooling

The vacuum of most...

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Categories: repetition, absence, depression, loss, memory,



Your Toast
i stand by the toaster
waiting for your other half to come up
i'll set your slice and half melted butter down
and hope that today you'll eat...

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© Lily Dam  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: repetition, absence, loneliness, lost, memory,

Pushing Ii
Pushing past fear
Pushing past obligatory oblivion
Pushing past this pain's sphere

Trying to feel things never felt before 
Never know or seen in darkness desires 
Trying to...

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Categories: repetition, allegory, allusion, analogy, angst,

Premium Member Remember To Regret
I had forgotten what we had
Love poems,  that was bad 

Always remember to regret 
I do remember free verse and prose

In December i remember...

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Categories: repetition, december, memory, remember, remembrance

Premium Member Today Is a Repeat of Yesterday
Were I so inclined, I could scoff and say:
“The times are worse than they once were,”
But, I submit today is a repeat of yesterday
To many,...

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Categories: repetition, history, how i feel,

Premium Member To Do List
My “To do list”
Still written daily on paper by pen
I have been doing this so many decades
Each morning over and over again

I am very dependent...

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© Deb M   Create an image from this poem.
Categories: change, repetition, self, write,

Houses of Souls I
When is a house, not a house
but a home, a place to call your own 
a box to fill with treasures 
of heart and objets...

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Categories: repetition, adventure, allegory, allusion, analogy,

Threshold of Memory I Revisited
Stumble across the threshold of memory into places I’ve known or unseen and only relived in deepest dreams…

Clutching the candle of revelation high, its silken...

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Categories: repetition, adventure, allegory, allusion, analogy,

We Remember Our Shame
Our innocence was taken.
Our youth was was tortured.
Our identity was buried.
Our self worth forgotten.
But we remember our shame.

Our memory is branded with the scars.
Our self...

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Categories: abuse, anxiety, conflict, repetition,

Antediluvian
On site of this forgotten Babylon
What powerful but unrecorded race
Once dwelt in this annihilated place
What strange creature’s kin
to inhuman race
Dwell deep in antediluvian hells 
Uncanny...

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Categories: repetition, allah, allegory, allusion, analogy,

Winters House
WINTERS HOUSE 
Black, bare in despair 
alone to nowhere 
On a corner crossroads to everywhere
Sits a house half-forgotten 
a house full of itself and memories
Dark...

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Categories: repetition, abuse, allegory, art, bereavement,


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