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Short Folklores Poems

Short Folklores Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Folklores by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Folklores by length and keyword.


Premium Member Kiel
mastered beyond
the industrial findings
of mi inner self
catered to above
the mistic beliefs 
of folklores dainty crafts
and yet i'm alone here
atlast voss comes into view...

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Categories: folklores, places
Form: Verse



Premium Member The Editor
I shall write while I rest 
amid the faint hues channeled 
by a functioning heart bottled 
to perfection during the tranquil 
lessons a masterpiece unfolds 
the infamous characters bonded 
beyond the galleries of distant carny 
and Gothic folklores tampered above 
a shattered notion of writers block...

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Categories: folklores, art,
Form: Blank verse
Tuscany
Oscans, Ligures and the Apuli as known
Ancient Greek, Samnitics,  Sicanis and Celt
Indigenous tribes, one people with love grown
Capodanno Fiorentino o'er lands dwelt

Wine appellation of Sangiovese as shown
Wreaths and lanterns over folklores shine not welt
Carrara marbles as buttress of stronghold
With arts and culture, graced with norms of the bold...

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Categories: folklores, culture, people, pride,
Form: Rispetto
Republic Day
Proud nation paraded in patriotic attire
Saffron, white, and green frills 
Swung and danced in rhythm

Warriors showed gallant touch in discipline
And marched folklores displayed diversity 

Dancer’s cadences added colors to the day
And tricolor-ed flags floated in heart

Singing anthem on lips 
Offered flowers to the rested souls
  
Nation’s thickest roar 
Rose beyond clouds...

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Categories: folklores, absence,
Form: Free verse
Photographs
So, when do photographs become memories?
When the bulb flashes or when ink fades to sepia?
Time is accused of causing the most painful of injuries,
so, when do photographs become memories?
Nostalgic talk turns forgotten pasts into melodies,
folklores and magics transform us into a long-lost year.
So, when do photographs become memories?
When the bulb flashes or when ink fades to sepia?...

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Categories: folklores, analogy,
Form: Triolet




Book: Shattered Sighs