Short Chaperone Poems
Short Chaperone Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Chaperone by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Chaperone by length and keyword.
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The sun is merely a chaperone to the darkness...
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Categories:
chaperone, dark, depression, grief, heartbreak, loneliness, pain, sad
Form:
Lyric
Chaperone
A chestnut stands within the glade
Lovers kiss in the cool of its shade...
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Categories:
chaperone, love, nature
Form:
Crystalline
Scarlet Chaperone
Glow of autumn sun
Now her scarlet chaperone
The leaves are jealous...
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Categories:
chaperone, autumn, beauty, nature, seasons,
Form:
Haiku
Prelude To Summer-Whipsy Winds
salty sea mist
seized by winds...
dance ensues
craggy boulders...
chaperone
timeless watch
~*~
5/18/13...
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Categories:
chaperone, dance, ocean, summer, wind,
Form:
Haiku
Halloween - Senryu
Halloween - Senryu
Death stands in silence
chaperone to innocence
craven beggary
©10/18/2017
submitted to – Halloween Senryu – Poetry contest...
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Categories:
chaperone, children, halloween, parents,
Form:
Senryu
Coddle ,Cosset
Molly coddle,
Life's a doddle;
Pander,pamper,
Baby,pet
Spoil, then cosset.
Shelter,shield
And thoughts conceal;
Handle,dandle
Chaperone and guard,
Destroying common-sense....
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Categories:
chaperone, life, philosophy, social,
Form:
Rhyme
Zen mode
a signage in the park exclaims
pause awhile here for Jesus
two young men chaperone
our aroused curiosity
what do you want for your family
is the question to us they posed
there is no one here, we answer
hoping that they will understand...
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Categories:
chaperone, spiritual,
Form:
Free verse
Las Meninas 2
figures of the court
filling vermillion red lake ochres
theology of art on huge surface
las meninas
on either side the little princess
in her own pensive world
chaperone hiding mourning
unknown guardadama attentive
dwarfs on the corner /disturbing
mastiff /tapestry head about
to fall or rise/ the fire burnt
face restored new life
of freedom...
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Categories:
chaperone, allegory,
Form:
I do not know?
Cicerone
A narrow creek.
Night falls, I know the way,
even so
your hand guide's mine.
Your shoes can swim,
your arms can fly,
but you are not here
or anywhere,
just a presence,
a chaperone,
ushering me
upon an instinctual way.
I think you might be
the all-seeing spirit of an owl,
or some other nocturnal watcher.
Not a ghost,
not feathers or flesh,
just a shadow of heaven
by a narrow creek
where the dark travels.
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Categories:
chaperone, poetry,
Form:
Free verse