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Rubbish Heap Poems - Poems about Rubbish Heap


Premium Member fortress
...fortress . he built a fortress with his hands then climbed behind its walls, and shouted to those in command “you better run before it falls!” . he played alone amongst the ston......

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Categories: rubbish heap, allegory, eulogy, humanity, in
Form: Rhyme
It's About Time
...IT'S ABOUT TIME Let us talk to the birds visiting us in summer, Let us talk to the afternoon shadow, Let us raise our pets to our level, Let us raise our decibels... It's about time. Let us......

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Categories: rubbish heap, africa, anger, courage,
Form: Free verse



Sounds of Autumn
...Beneath the garden wood pile I hear sounds of excavation As a hedgehog starts preparing for his autumn hibernation My tortoise getting drowsy ready for his autumn sleep Is tunnelling beneath the......

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Categories: rubbish heap, autumn, sleep, sound,
Form: Couplet
Everydayness Xvii
...rubbish heap seedlings bulge a plastic bag......

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Categories: rubbish heap, nature,
Form: Haiku
Everything Against Me
...Waking up in the morning, I saw the sun angry with me. Leaves bent low to slap me Cows that ate little mooed, asking me for more that day In wheelbarrows wind placed rubbish heap in the courtya......

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Categories: rubbish heap, life, me, metaphor,
Form: Imagism



Premium Member Villanelle: the Dilemma of the Non-Violent - 47
...Villanelle: The Dilemma of the Non-Violent – 47 Hail! The Historic Document! Heil! Furies! Hardly a week gone leaders put us to sleep The Debate’s back to more cannons for countries Can IS......

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Categories: rubbish heap, america, environment, political, power,
Form: Villanelle
Today At the Top
...Yesterday I was at the bottom The dank, dirty bottom. The rubbish heap Of wasted dreams And failed attempts And hearts depleted of hope. There I lay Wallowing in despair Submerged in sadness Clinging......

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Categories: rubbish heap, success,
Form: Free verse
A Town Hall Agenda
...Think about this That this globe may soon provide For eight billion people And yet has struggled like a tide To find some shore arable Enough to unsalt a trees root. Over all the years When we were b......

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Categories: rubbish heap, political, children, children,
Form: Free verse

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