Family Simile Poems
These Family Simile poems are examples of Simile poems about Family. These are the best examples of Simile Family poems written by international poets.
HUNGERHUNGER
I have no boundaries…
I have an unusual equanimity;
The equality I possess is extraordinary.
The world over, I have no chosen pity;
Like death, I practice an unusual...
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Categories:
simile, allegory, deep, high school,
Time PassingTime Passing
I can see the wrinkles in the mirror,
even without my glasses.
What does that mean?
They are deep and permanent.
Youth has fled...
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Categories:
simile, age, angel, christian, loneliness,
Blue
Blue can be a pretty color light to dark it is up to you.
Loving my first Soup write, "Big Blue."
U must not sit around feeling...
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Categories:
simile, color, feelings, fun, love,
Sonnet 1Nature is growing all around you,
Just like the world, it never stops;
Enjoy the sun shining on the dew
Beautiful as the sunset over the treetops.
The air...
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Categories:
simile, 9th grade, metaphor, nature,
BergfriedI. The Settlement
Hickory bark bluffs
...
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Categories:
simile, adventure, allusion, metaphor, myth,
Life Is Never Without HopeMy Boys
how am I going to tell you
what I am thinking
unless I use words
...
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Categories:
child, simile, words,
Heirs Of The Struggle
Paradoxically, slavery showed equanimity—
Its suffering displayed no discrimination;
We all shared equally, its debilitation,
And were equally denied any sympathy
Over the Middle Passage odyssey;
Black men were prized;...
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Categories:
simile, africa, black african american,
Mama's Golden Pond CriedMama's Golden Pond Cried
Mama loved to chew
off the Golden Pond
bone
chew the fat
of their autumn leaves,
dressed in splendor,
a scenic lake and cabin,
her pseudo stage,
of...
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Categories:
simile, absence, betrayal, boat, mother,
Sage Aaga Of A Home On A Hill
Sage Saga Of A Home On A Hill
Having drank from the sun at meridian,
The moon drunk with the light
Of reflection, always dissipated dreaded...
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Categories:
simile, allegory, analogy, anniversary, black
Woven in Silk Threads of Love
Woven in Silk Threads of Love
(Apropos Us and the Children)
Time tested love, bruised
and battered,
lay like littered crystals
on the steel plate stage of life;
dismembered and crumbled
like...
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Categories:
simile, allegory, analogy, encouraging, family,
DRY THOUGHTSDRY THOUGHTS
blue mists drag out lakes
packs of past wolves
provide evidence
pointing to
double suicide
that never gets restored
entirely
ladders and paintpots
crawl through present
hardware
nailed to the edifice
of yesteryear
the termites
fail...
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Categories:
family, loss, simile,
Change of Heart
At first I smiled just to get along,
I adopted the mask of love and joy,
Most of it was an artificial song,
This madness, falseness, darkness little...
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Categories:
simile, family, friend, heart, self,
The Culling The Culling
Happiness is a beautiful smiling word,
That soars the skies like a radiant black bird;
Culling ebony sheen downs from her...
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Categories:
simile, allegory, analogy, bird, black
SONNET TO A WORDLESS AND BLIND GODDESS
SONNET TO A WORDLESS BLIND GODDESS...
Happiness is a beautiful smiling word;
that soars the skies like a radiant black bird;
Culling...
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Categories:
simile, allegory, america, black african
lifeSometimes I think that life's a bummer and then you die.............
Then other times I think was that me or some other guy..........
Because in reality...
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Categories:
emotions, simile,