Shapeable Poems | Examples


List of Member Poems

What Am I

Like dough 
I am
So malleable 
Shapeable 
Into one
Or many forms

Like dough
I burn
And burn
On stove
On fire
Only to be
Strong, rigid and firm

Like dough
I am 
To provide
Exotic delicacies 
To your tongue
To let you savour me
While am young 

Like dough 
I burn
To be in the shape
And size
You yearn 
And yearn

Like dough
I am a habit
Just a bun
Tasteful, forgetful 
Just a craving
Which makes your stomach burn

Winter Festivals

Glistening and gleaming

Bright eyes lighting up so wide

The innocence of children dreaming

About all the wonders that are inside

The ice sculptures coming together

With their carved out faces

For everyone to remember forever

The enchanting landscape places

This winter wonderland a paradise

A festival celebrating the snow

And all the slippery shapeable ice

Making all want to go

Just to see the creativeness

Of the latest snow made figure

What it will be, can you guess?

And if you can, are you sure?

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