Short Entranceway Poems
Short Entranceway Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Entranceway by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Entranceway by length and keyword.
Terrestrial Head Contortion
My hands are sutured
behind my head.
I lie like a fallen yield sign
on the side of the road.
My path is yellow and humble.
My hands separate. Pull.
And split open the back of my skull.
Evolution takes place in the gaps
of solitude being locked in a room,
away from all influences.
Natural and spiritual become one law.
And I yield . . .
Pried open with my crowbar
hands, the grey matter separates --
creating an entranceway
for new experiences....
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Categories:
entranceway, identity,
Form:
Free verse
The Home of My Own
My dream home
lots of spaces
gated and golden tall pillars
two circled drive-ways, and a few trees
stair-cases both ways to enter up
some carpeted, chandeliers all around
a movie space, library and more
several bathrooms and bedrooms
private entranceway
My name appears on the golden sign
entertainment rooms and lots of designs
over-looking a private space
square footage very large
guest homes and nice patios
a venue for weddings
the home of my own
will soon be known....
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Categories:
entranceway, black african american, blessing, dream, house, me,
Form:
Free verse