Short Unmasks Poems
Short Unmasks Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Unmasks by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Unmasks by length and keyword.
An Itch
A strong pube itch
unmasks a bitch.
Volodymyr Knyr
2013...
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Categories:
unmasks, girl, health, identity, men, people, sick, woman,
Form:
Couplet
Talented
she exits her flute
to rise to the top bleachers —
unmasks a songbird
12/7/2018...
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Categories:
unmasks, music,
Form:
Haiku
Poor Angry Creature
the angry creature,
always dominated by emotion
reacts badly to everything that unmasks
his ego....
At that moment mediocrely
on the spur of the moment, holds the weapon
and shoots...
kills the rationality
and loses all reason....!...
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Categories:
unmasks, allusion, analogy, appreciation, character, extended metaphor,
Form:
Free verse
Where did Faith go
Where is she
Where did Faith go
If she's abandoned me
How did she know
Listened so patiently, I did
Made sure I understood
Checked my ego at her gate
O, Faith, is it really too late ...
I gaze into her eyes
They are deep, I realize
Faith pierces my heart
unmasks my disguise...
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Categories:
unmasks, faith, longing, loss,
Form:
Rhyme
Her Eyes
There’s a power that only certain women have,
a force beyond words to describe
Where your breath is frozen, and your eyes are locked,
with every move freeing her guise
You surrender the only thing certain and sure,
your downfall worth all she unmasks
The future and past in a war they’ll both lose
—as you give what her eyes never ask
(Dreamsleep: April, 2020)...
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Categories:
unmasks, power, women,
Form:
Rhyme
Bedding Down
Wailing winds, crying in the empty night;
tripping leaves rattle across, walls and roads;
click-clacking out a lullaby.
Soon, squirrels will be rocked into a
hibernating dreamtime;
their nests swaying in high treetops.
As fall unmasks winter,
Mother Earth beds down her creatures;
tucking them in for
the approaching nights.
Wrapped in her white blanket,
she takes her, long-deserved rest....
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Categories:
unmasks, animal, earth, nature, poetry, , Lullaby,
Form:
Prose
Bedding Down
Wailing winds, crying in the empty night;
tripping leaves rattle across, walls and roads;
click-clacking out a lullaby.
Soon, squirrels will be rocked into a
hibernating dreamtime;
their nests swaying in high treetops.
As fall unmasks winter,
Mother Earth beds down her creatures;
tucking them in for
the approaching nights.
Wrapped in her white blanket,
she takes her, long-deserved rest....
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Categories:
unmasks, night, poems, poetry, seasons, weather, , Lullaby,
Form:
Prose