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Short Twiddled Poems

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


Premium Member Twiddled Hearts
Giant heart encircles
large and small hearts standing green
squirrels' abode intact.

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Categories: twiddled, adventure, animal, appreciation, celebration,
Form: Haiku



Only One Once
only one once meet me theirs twice twiddled thumbs dunmp'ling'ed rice homily fun wants hunts only one once ?
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Categories: twiddled, allusion, angst, anxiety, art, august,
Form: Concrete
Needled and Tweedled Horn Kiss Poem
Needled and Twiddled

Have anyone to death you apparently needled?
Until thumbs were worn after being twiddled.
Wow. Jim Horn...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: twiddled, humorous,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member From West Coast To East Coast
Lavender smell of Long Beach once more
eclectic vibes suffused the air
sheer curtains twiddled by Gulf breeze

Big sky, green of pines
nostalgia rained supremely pure
irises seventy years strong

Blinding of a blue bird
lightening flashed warnings
rain clouds frolicked with thunder

Valley of fire and ice
flight of a bluebird
the lighthouse as gift.

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Categories: twiddled, addiction, adventure, blessing, change, courage, growth, introspection,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member The Empty Page
The pen in my hand,
The ink in my pen,
Sought out the page;
For a place to begin.

With time ticking by,
The frustration set in.
I took a deep breath,
Counting backwards from ten.

When that didn't work,
I twiddled my thumbs.
Then tapping my temple,
Kept searching for crumbs.

It got to the point,
Where I needed a nap.
My eyes grew so heavy,
Dropped pen in my lap.

After startled awake,
It popped in my head.
So called it a day,
And went straight to bed....

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Categories: twiddled, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form: Rhyme



Boardroom Wars and Bar Room Fights
Boardroom Wars and Bar Room Fights
He twiddled with his fingers and looked up at me curiously
I am not going to sign on the dotted line he said
I have worked very hard for this position 
I would not give it up so easily
Storming out of the board room he made a dash for the bar room
Ordered his usual, took a swig and went back 
He yelled "Fight to the finish!"
The war went on for 10 months from bar room to board room
Until he was finally nailed.. pinned down..check mate..
Game over....

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Categories: twiddled, career,
Form: Prose Poetry

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