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Sheds Poems - Poems about Sheds


Rain sheds cloudy tears
The sky grumbles throughout the night, while the rainbow mocks in delight as the rain sheds cloudy tears: The plants smiled gladly in cheers, Rats forced out of flooded holes, while men got soaked to their souls. The sky grumbles throughout the night while the rainbow mocks in delight....

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Categories: sheds, nature, rain, rainbow, seasons,
Form: Other
Premium Member Darkness Sheds Light
Is it a metaphor for how time flows? an unshakable sense of expectancy the metamorphosis breeze through unerringly advance unhampered and untethered the sun is the same the light is in the darkness If you require light, stay near the drapes look at the peculiar gem in the bezel. 1st place contest winner Written: March 26, 2022 A BRIAN STRAND 1097 Poetry Contest Sponsored by: Brian Strand...

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Categories: sheds, analogy, dark, light,
Form: Free verse



Evil Sheds
Poem: Evil Sheds He was a petty Product of clay For them, just Another prey, Who got trapped In a luring way, Muted and tied With threads Of ransom or some Dead dreads, Spun and worked, In evil sheds. Return me to once Owned pride, That was all, his Body cried. Well, his creators A lot tried. Perhaps, the efforts Later earned. But the face of race Surely burned, In sinful fire; mercy Was churned! This poem is about...

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Categories: sheds, abuse, age, anxiety, betrayal,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member A Tear In Your Eyes Sheds Your Sorrow-
Something in your eyes I can't make out what it is Had a little Sun Is it the rain drops A blue skies The spelling of your name Add a little Stardust Kiss again and again The reason you cry a while Birds from Heaven Has taken your love goodbye arrear A tear in the...

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Categories: sheds, analogy, beautiful, for her,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Premium Member God, Sheds a Tear
God, Sheds A Tear Written: by Tom Wright 2/8/03 What does God consider, as He looks down. Are your daily doings, causing Him to frown. When you, on sin, have turned your head. Perhaps neglected is grace, over your daily bread. Do you give thanks, when things go well. Or do you oft lapse, until another rough spell. Do you encounter your day, in thoughtless haste. Has his environment, in part, by you,...

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Categories: sheds, forgiveness, god, hope, inspirational,
Form: Lyric



Premium Member Lady Liberty Sheds a Tear
The Lady has a tear in her eye It douses the flame of her torch Whose sparks perish on her lifeless gown Its greenery scarred, now a desolate brown As the specter of nativism stalks her land As strangers are branded 'undesirable,' and banned -- Recall what made America so great (again) ...

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Categories: sheds, america, cry, freedom, immigration,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Villanelle: Too Late Too Few the Tears She Sheds On Cradle
Villanelle: Too late too few the tears she sheds on cradle Too late too few the tears she sheds on cradle Bosom-fed mouths sing no tame lullabies Innocence raped in the womb heeds no fable Each child on its own must its life enable Who would re-crush the seed ram the egg with lies Too late too few the tears she...

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Categories: sheds, birth, desire, innocence, sick,
Form: Villanelle
Premium Member The Jester Sheds a Tear
Isn't it ironic How the ones that yell the loudest Are usually the ones that have the least to say? And isn't it moronic how the ones that we should listen to Are buried by the avalanche of useless noice we surround ourselves with each day? And I wonder if anyone really still has anything of value left...

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Categories: sheds, angst, conflict, corruption, racism,
Form: Rhyme
Why the Tree Sheds Leaf
The leaf begins as a bud ...

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Categories: sheds, destiny, family, jealousy, life,
Form: Couplet
Behind the Bike Sheds
We were kissing behind the bike sheds The future Mrs Bronte and I Get yourselves up to see the head We heard our teacher cry. The headmaster said I'd gone too far Practicing to save my future wife I really shouldn't have unhooked your bra Or given you the kiss of life. We stood in his room in front of...

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Categories: sheds, first love, romance, school,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Winter Sheds Its Pall
winter sheds its pall flora springs to life anew with flamboyant flair Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired © All Rights Reserved Placed No. 2 in Carol Brown's "Nature Comes To Life" Contest - February 2011...

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Categories: sheds, seasons
Form: Haiku

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