Short Analogue Poems
Short Analogue Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Analogue by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Analogue by length and keyword.
Og
originality is the perception of an analogue...
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Categories:
analogue, introspection,
Form:
Monoku
Love Comes Quietly
Love come quietly,
Finally, drops
About me, on me
in the old ways
What did I know
Thinking myself
Able to go
Alone all the way
[HOW JIA HUI - SERI JUBLI INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL MALAYSIA]...
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Categories:
analogue, 6th grade, 7th grade, 8th grade, 9th
Form:
Rhyme
The Holy Movement
Justify the beat
Tall tower
Tellen' em
Dialogue shadows
Systemic analogue
Named them soon
Drill in the ear
Wondrous circular emphasis
Imaginative Mercedes
Drive to heaven, circle the eagle
Jar a jar a jar jar, you'll see....
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Categories:
analogue, allegory,
Form:
Rhyme Royal
Analogue's Tributary
Time-honored
in the mountain stream
a jagged one
once sat,
crafted by policies
of weather
and movement.
I
(standing by),
seasoned
by policies of conscience
and question,
reason
this stone
is analogue
to your tributary,
and to your tribute, Terry....
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Categories:
analogue, dedication, father
Form:
Free verse
Read Quickly Computers Obscure
it takes time but we are aware as thinking creatures
that eventually work their way through the benefits
of a scientific probability this and statistical that age
ads and news casts saying buy computer inventions
digital obstruction of natures analogue scale of truth
stan sand...
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Categories:
analogue, allegory, analogy,
Form:
Light Verse
Everything Is Aging
Caterpillars are transforming
to butterflies
Dead thousand-year trees
are now infested by mushrooms
Analogue televisions are being
replaced by digital television
Radios and CD Players are being guided
to the technological graves by ipods
Post-offices are being wiped out
by emails and facebook
I am almost reaching thirty
tears of age!
It seems that everything
is aging...
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Categories:
analogue, art, life, time,
Form:
Free verse
Paraphrasing
The idea I know is your own;
She’s your soul, and she’s your own,
But she dwells now in a different hall
Wearing willfully a different form.
Mind! you still own your dear soul;
Place, year of birth and your name
Visibly will hail you in the hall
My words and structure shall form.
If I feel too ghostly is your soul,
She should sit outside of my hall
And guards will attend to her call,
And passers-by know she’s your soul....
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Categories:
analogue, analogy, riddle, writing,
Form:
Lyric