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Sill Poems - Poems about Sill

my vase, all seasons
spring my vase is ready on the broad window sill~ spring rains bring beauties summer my vase overflows on the broad window sill~ sunlight warms petals autumn my vase stands silent on the broad window sill~ leaves drift down like thoughts winter my vase gathers dust on the broad window sill~ snowlight fills the room...

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Categories: sill, autumn, flower, seasons, spring,
Form: Haiku
spring rains bring beauties
my vase is ready on the broad window sill~ spring rains bring beauties...

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Categories: sill, appreciation, beautiful, beauty, environment,
Form: Haiku



Premium Member Bury Me
Bury me under the tree Just mentally, so you can forget Easily where exactly I lie, and what tree is that Bury me like I’m a seed Put me into the pot I’ll be a pepper, or an orchid Just anything what you want It’s nice on a window sill I don’t have to talk or wait So it’s not with me you will Speak...

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Categories: sill, blue, death, i love
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Potted Plant On the Window Sill Edvard Munch
Inspired by the painting: Potted Plant on the Window-Sill By Edvard Munch 1882 I do not thrive Yet I am here Once nurtured Now left to own devices Viewer of the world as it passes by I can choose to lean towards the sun Or wither in the dank dark airless room I cannot leave But I can lean towards the sun Ready to thrive When I...

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Categories: sill, art,
Form: Ekphrasis
Man As Sill
Selected unknowingly unwillingly To protect and provide for the world ahead Expected towards greatness at no fault of his own Yet selfish ranks are ineligible unfathomable The careless mixing A job for unrefined fellows Out to grab a piece to bring home for wonder time While the steadfast Keeps clean of jilted roses bloody next steps and promises out of reach Yet the sill enigmatic and demure offers foundation and a firm grip to...

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Categories: sill, analogy, appreciation, humanity, identity,
Form: Free verse



Fun Net Ticks and Sill Lab Buff Hick Aye Shun
curt hissy Matthew Scott Harris who wishes ewe well to make $cents of the following mumbo jumbo lettered gumbo. Hip puck crease see (ad hoc) key hide dee claim haint how my noggin comports itself to take aim, cuz ear lee aire two yeast tar dies ague this hue more us, in fame muss wordsmith cure rafting re: son hubble rhyme doggone cur...

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Categories: sill, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Stone Cold Sunshine - Fort Sill, February, 1909
GERONIMO, FEARED APACHE WARRIOR, DEAD Human Tiger, Merciless Slayer of Mexicans and Whites His Own Family Fought Government Efforts to Provide Medical Treatment Fulfilled His People’s Prophecy By Telegraph to The Times. Oklahoma, Feb. 18. – While returning to Ft. Sill from Lawton, the infamous savage known as Geronimo fell off his horse, drunk, and...

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Categories: sill, allegory, conflict, native american,
Form: Prose
Treasure Chest
Calling silly and fun angels! Come together and giggle with me! Share stories of being free! Calling all silly and fun angels.  Come together and mend my broken pieces. So I can be silly and free with you. Silly angels, please point me in the right direction. To find the silly, joyful and loving creator.  Why do you keep pointing there? Your centre?  Why are...

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Categories: sill, 3rd grade, 5th grade,
Form: Free verse
Window Sill
I have a window without a window sill My eyes wander outside when the crickets sing Birds refuse to come into this part of town I try to escape but my window has grills Those who live nearby cannot, will not know me Residing in a one story tower, still And when it rains, droplets flicker towards...

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Categories: sill, bird, dark,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Pigeons Red Lollipop On Window Sill
Pigeon’s red lollipop on a wet window sill I gave it big licks until I had gobbled my fill Some naysayers warned it might make me ill Did you see it drop from the pigeon’s bill? I did, lied my dishonest cousin Jill. My sister gave her a look that could kill. I picked up a pen with a feathered quill. The...

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Categories: sill, 3rd grade, 4th grade,
Form: Monorhyme
Window Sill
Damn the window sill It's never needed It's filled with arze most times impeded And rubbed for dust in times gone fleeted For lost time served in sense depleted...

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Categories: sill, analogy, funny, giggle, hilarious,
Form: Quatrain
Standing On the Sill of Dead Window
No tranquility in the morning breeze No serenity in the rising sun No romanticism I find in the drizzling No love of colors wraps my heart in the brightest moon Now venomous snake is crawling on the living paths Democracy is now hugging the hidden ghost rider of imperialism Religion is killing the independence of thoughtful conscientious humanity Poisonous evaporation of living...

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Categories: sill, political, vanity,
Form: Free verse
Blood On the Pane, Prints On the Sill
Kinfolk pleading with me say "John" "Keep dancing with the devil And you'll wind up gone" There ain't no need to take alarm I've got my brand new Blue suede dancing shoes on Wake up early in the morning To get the jump on me I can be found underneath Any old sycamore tree Pulling on a...

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Categories: sill, analogy, conflict, death, desire,
Form: Lyric
Baby's First Flight
If so inclined with reservations Amniotic baby will float on water Just around the corner of a smile Embryological y correct you could say Adequately enclosed in fluid aquatic Practicing goo goo and gaga for mommy Clothes would be nice Naked is better A hotel will suffice Is this a room with a womb? With an ashtray to steal? With a balcony overlooking tomorrow? A window to...

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Categories: sill, birth, identity, image, perspective,
Form: Free verse
Thrill Seen On Window Sill
Thrill Seen On Window Sill Many ways we can measure a thrill, And you may see it on window sill; Have felt within, Again and again, Until had been buried under the hill. Jim Horn...

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Categories: sill, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick

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