Short Xvii Poems
Short Xvii Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Xvii by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Xvii by length and keyword.
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Categories:
xvii, art,
Form:
Didactic
Everydayness Xvii
rubbish heap
seedlings bulge
a plastic bag...
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Categories:
xvii, nature,
Form:
Haiku
Haiku XVII
icy water bath
Arctic Terns dart, wings then float
ten ice cubes bobbing...
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Categories:
xvii, bird,
Form:
Haiku
Epistle Xvii - Lifeless Stone
Christ’s hands gripping me,
cleaving me from lifeless stone
into sapphire gleam...
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Categories:
xvii, christian, god, jesus, religion, religious, spiritual,
Form:
Senryu
CLERIHEW ecphrasis XVII
'La maja desnuda'*
by Francisco Jose de Goya
his Venus upon a divan did laze
with a straightforward& unashamed gaze
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Categories:
xvii, art,
Form:
Ekphrasis
Emagi Neruda Love Sonnet
P Neruda 100 love sonnets xvii
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Categories:
xvii, poems, poets,
Form:
Shape
Tanka Xvii
pine-coned bough bobs and
bounces off tile roof
makes childhood memories--
summer days with Sister
bouncing on yard trampoline...
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Categories:
xvii, childhood, memory,
Form:
Tanka
Xvii
XVII.
It was said in days before.
There they stood.
In pleasant wood.
In unity a sole expression.
Smile.
© veritatem voluntatem 2015?...
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Categories:
xvii, life,
Form:
Free verse
I Saw My Love
We were children
I saw you playing
And I fell in love
A lifetime later
We have our own kids
And they have all of our love
© Poem - XII/XVII/MMXXI...
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Categories:
xvii, childhood, first love, love,
Form:
Free verse
Grocery Poem Xvii
cracking like a bat
the summer storm
moves in quick
like ants to aisle nine
where chocolate chips
litter the floor
& the culprit runs away,
scared of the thunder...
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Categories:
xvii, weather,
Form:
Free verse
Makita Xvii: Plastic Lasers
Rare was the vibe
To which we waltzed
And like plastic pillows
We fondled each others features
Petting each others’ egos
In a wistful manner
No texture of skin
Had ever tasted better...
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Categories:
xvii, lost love,
Form:
Verse
Honey To a Sting
by Michael J. Falotico
inspired by Dr. Ram's "Love XVII"
lady bumblebee..
tastes of honey all throughout..
wrong words, feel the sting.....
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Categories:
xvii, philosophy
Form:
Haiku
Back To Nature - Journal Xvii
BACK TO NATURE – JOURNAL XVII
The frogs, the turtles have returned
The river has been cleansed
And I can see some fishermen
Wading out round the bend
Thank heaven those in high places
Have honored their pledge
To clean up our once fair Bawasee
Have brought in a dredge
In these last few I would dredge up my past,
Clean up the errors of years
Be of better vision
Back to nature at last...
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Categories:
xvii, introspection,
Form:
Free verse
Xvii: More Spare-Parts & Auctions
Those yelling voices from various tenements
Sounded like the sad treble of girls
In cellars where leviathans
In a spree flourished forced libidos:
The lasses trembling in rude arms!
Sir –
Still in their yellow bloom
Pig-watchers of the wider forest
Clad in the swords of midnight warriors
Performed the vicar’s rituals.
A blue hour lamented the gloom!
In the morning more skulls lie
A trash of real weavers!
(Prof, a sad lad heard the tales told!)...
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Categories:
xvii, parodysad,
Form:
Sonnet
Weak Spots Xvii
Heat building in the cheeks,
As disclosures are expressed,
Written on pieces of paper—
Realizing—they felt it too—
Quaking within at the thought of
Love becoming more than a word
Escaping the lips—
But ceaseless spurts of action
—Joys and pains both,
At the notion of open affection
Anxious minds grasping at once
For the comforts of connection
As the lungs upsurge in and out,
The rise of it all is more than action—
Love becomes habit—
Love becomes function
2.17.20...
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Categories:
xvii, art, beautiful, courage, creation, fantasy, freedom, growth,
Form:
Romanticism