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Art Riddle Poems

These Art Riddle poems are examples of Riddle poems about Art. These are the best examples of Riddle Art poems written by international poets.


Premium Member When Songs of Joy Are Sung, Deep and Full-Throated

When songs of joy are sung, deep and full-throated,
     Gay lines of cheer blissfully oft' may spring;
but songs sung happily hide...

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Categories: riddle, allusion, beautiful, imagery, imagination,



Premium Member Unseen Lines
How shall we begin? 
I'll do my best to fit in, 
transcending silhouette, minimalistic.
Expressive curves, pause for a second,
what is it that you've seen? 

Move...

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© Lee Norton  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: riddle, anxiety, art, conflict, endurance,

Premium Member In the quiet of Christmas morn
In the quiet of Christmas morn,
Before the rooster has even sworn,
The aroma of coffee begins to dance,
Signaling the day's first advance.

Pancakes sizzle on the griddle,
Their...

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Categories: riddle, adventure, appreciation, art, food,

Premium Member Was She Crazy Or Had This World Gone Mad
Was She Crazy Or Had This World Gone Mad

As fantastic glitter flowed into a fast beating heart
she her dearest fantasy dared to not again relive
all...

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Categories: riddle, art, dark, deep, dream,

Premium Member On Haiku
gripping images
lucid word art on paper~
loquacity barred...

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Categories: beauty, poetry, riddle,



Premium Member There In Morning Sun, Hope Circled Enticing Dreams
There In Morning Sun, Hope Circled Enticing Dreams


From inside gaping jaws, golden honey slow drips
its taste as if bitter hell came with deadly judgment
life turned...

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Categories: riddle, art, dark, fantasy, imagination,

Apocalypsis
Fed but little, I have still written much,
Not bound to some code or a stale cliche.
My poetry springs from organic touch.
How odd - for 'tisn't...

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Categories: riddle, beautiful, beauty, mystery, poetry,

Empirical Waste
This land of entitlement 
entertainment and enterprise 
lost burnt broken...despised 
skeletal structures reaching 
griping 
clutching 
scraping this infernal sky!

Arcane factories sit on horizons 
haunted like...

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Categories: riddle, allegory, allusion, america, analogy,

Fado, She Said
Fado, she said

I sat in my study had tried to write a poem, failed, switched the TV, and a, “show ” female singers sang in...

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© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: riddle, america, best friend, fashion,

Premium Member The Gypsy
There was a homeless lady,
one afternoon, outside the hospital.
Was she homeless? I don’t know.
She had a ladened shopping cart,
which, on TV, is kind of a...

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Categories: class, riddle, society, teen,

Risk At Its Peak
That sigh of joyful relief 
When the stake staged a clear motif...

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Categories: riddle, anxiety, art, dream, fear,

Holocaustum Iii a Horror
HOLY IS THE NEW FLESH

burning the rights of an ancient Sacrifice 
by ancestors holy and profane 
the offerings of an Intellectual ape 
hairless and Afraid...

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Categories: riddle, allegory, allusion, analogy, anger,

No Sense
Music is always loved,
every piece that is heard, felt.
And yet I can play none,
not a chord, not a note.

Art is always stunning,
every piece that is...

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Categories: riddle, art, color, i am,

Premium Member The Coded Mystery
Within a night, a simple crop field has been transformed into a  magnificent work of art, the overnight cryptic formations capture the attention of...

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Categories: riddle, adventure, appreciation, earth, environment,

Life's Riddle
Kelogb (6-7-6(

I may not use nutmeg 
To spice buns in place of egg
Na my own choice, abeg!...

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Categories: riddle, 1st grade, age, art,


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