Short Indentation Poems
Short Indentation Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Indentation by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Indentation by length and keyword.
Cream Against Green
Locks untangled slide freely over life giving, affirming white glow.
The indentation along the spines contours,
head moved forward, leant, exposed nape,
the very essence of, in archetype....
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Categories:
indentation, art, beautiful, feelings, life, passion, sensual, woman,
Form:
Free verse
An indentation of innocence
Lay siege to my vulnerability,
D i s a r m my chastity,
Indent my innocence
with your capability,
Pierce my supple skin and.......
drink my bittersweet
vermilion essence...
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Categories:
indentation, dark, gothic, imagery, poetry, romantic, sensual, write,
Form:
Free verse
Forget To Indent
Forget To Indent
Many poems wrote and may have meant
Along with email messages I have sent
And on occasion a few letters wrote
Around my computer sometimes tote
But as usual did forget to indent.
Do they still do indentation
Without a further explanation.
Jim Horn...
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Categories:
indentation, allegory, analogy, humorous,
Form:
Limerick
The Running Game
The Running Game
I must run,
Not to have fun,
But to let my day unfold,
Maybe I can make some fun,
Maybe I can make someone smile,
Maybe I can lend a hand,
Maybe I can make someone glad he is alive,
Maybe I can make someone see their worth,
Maybe I can hold God's hand,
Maybe I can make an indentation on someone's heart.
So they can happily walk on God's footstool....
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Categories:
indentation, caregiving
Form:
I do not know?
ORGANIC verbal - sketch
words
emerge organically
as blossom
from
inspiration
&
embrace
a
natural
placement
to
visually
evolve
into
verse
in
a harmonious
dance
twixt content
& form
unfurling
as a flower
in the sun
on
the emotional landscape
of symbiotic
thought
becoming
a
rich tapestry
perceivable
wordplay
indentation
spacing &
line break
woven cadences
of expressive
effect...
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Categories:
indentation, art, poetry, word play,
Form:
Didactic
Night Fears
Waking at night, suddenly,
Silence and darkness,
Save the whisper of the wind
And a faint glow of orange light.
The familiar clutch of fear,
Always there.
But fear of what?
The unknown?
Or the known certainty that the end will come,
Gradually or suddenly,
Peacefully or brutally,
Inevitably.
Our lives are but a tiny indentation,
Then the water closes over.
No sign, no mark, no trace,
Of a life half-lived,
Of family and friends half loved.
Of chances not taken....
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Categories:
indentation, anxiety, night,
Form:
Free verse