Short Kensington Poems
Short Kensington Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Kensington by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Kensington by length and keyword.
Kensington
what a potpourri
mopery and dopery
in Kensington town...
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Categories:
kensington, addiction, drug, mental illness, poverty,
Form:
Haiku
1997
A single rose was silenced
Floriated chorales resound in Kensington
For Mr. Brian Strand's:
Spaces...
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Categories:
kensington, hope
Form:
Imagism
Seattle To Kensington
Seattle to Kensington a short journey indeed
He became experienced through his guitar amp feed
He lived his life like a machine gun
Hey Joe plays little wing, on the third stone from the sun...
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Categories:
kensington, black african american, inspirational, loss, music
Form:
Rhyme
Illusions
ILLUSIONS
Aloof and heedless, beer glass pushed
Aside with pique and self-pity, he was
Famous among the carved walnut credenzas
And vintage hand-cut Bohemia lead crystal stemware
In the drawing room plays
Of Kensington in his mind.
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Categories:
kensington, character, class, social,
Form:
Didactic
Exit Wound
On Kensington Avenue, under the railway,
Her stage is a paperboard box.
The sounds of North Philly provide the applause.
Her venue’s the school of hard knocks.
At the drama’s finale, the curtain comes down.
She’d serviced her role like a slave.
Just the tip of the needle, a neat little hole,
But the exit wound gaped like a cave....
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Categories:
kensington, addiction, allegory, america, angst, drug,
Form:
Verse
Land of the Free (Base)
Thailand,
Or Kensington?
Tinfoil from a Kit-Kat,
Tells you that there’s no difference,
Outside,
Cocaine,
Ammonia,
Old Martell miniature,
A Bic lighter; a mound of ash,
Bangkok?
Fly south
Like Garuda,
Drift off to Koh Samui,
A Beach house, Or Council estate?
Who cares?
Wake up,
Burnt down candles,
Landlord on the doorstep
‘Last weeks rent?’ ‘Giro on Thursday…
…Get lost…’...
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Categories:
kensington, life,
Form:
Cinquain
My Lost Shadow
Yesterday, in bright sunlight
I turned and looked
No shadow, what a fright
Am I a ghost? So I pinched
Awakening from my dream
At the break of dawn
Getting ready to scream
Instead gave a mighty yawn
I am like Peter Pan in Kensington
Perhaps I left my shadow in bed
Be brave and carry on
Is what I said
Shadow lost and found
To life, I am bound
Yesterday's shadow was on the ground
Sewn on without a sound...
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Categories:
kensington, dream, children, humor, literature, lost,
Form:
Quatrain