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Sloped Poems - Poems about Sloped

Premium Member Visions of the Vale
...“Look deep into nature and you’ll understand everything better.” Albert Einstein I stood on the sloped path near the waterfall. Mesmerised by the sound of falling water. All arou......

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Categories: sloped, beauty, imagery, nature,
Form: Imagism
Premium Member WHEELCHAIR MEMORY
... The other day a memory I hadn’t thought about in years came to me from wherever my memories are stored… as I helped push a man in a wheelchair in through the hospital doors. Back when I was in......

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Categories: sloped, joy,
Form: Rhyme



Lost Ground
...Somewhere in the general melee we lost our imaginary horses, their ghostly neighing added pathos to this momentous moment. It was decided, we boys, and one sis......

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Categories: sloped, poetry,
Form: Free verse
THE ZIGGURAT
...The Ziggurat So. I am completed now, and what have you learned that you did not already know? Closer to the gods, I suppose, who seem somewhat indifferent if you ask me. You are the on......

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Categories: sloped, allusion,
Form: Free verse
Quiet on Silhouette
...Florid banshees recoiled, neck and hankering sneer. A succinctly exuberant suggestion when selective. Came on, fell flat with laconic ornamentation. A miniature jaunt, interment; glove compa......

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Categories: sloped, dedication, devotion, endurance, extended
Form: Imagism



Premium Member Song of The White Willow No 6: AABB
...Venture advances, the future ... occurs, the White Willow trees, best found by rivers edge. Salix alba, and 'Tristis' means sad, hence, 'Weeping', yet the essence seems to add a picturesque of a ......

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Categories: sloped, allusion, analogy, appreciation, beautiful,
Form: Crown of Sonnets
Custer Must Die
...Somewhere in the general melee we lost our imaginary horses, their ghostly neighing adds pathos to this momentous moment. It was decided, we boys, and one sist......

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Categories: sloped, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Skiing
...Skiing steep sloped slaloms one snowy week, Knowing my courses from every stark peak. In whiteouts of bitter blizzards bleak Which lacked hazards to frighten me to freak. Nothing was too risky t......

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Categories: sloped, hero, mountains, snow, storm,
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member The Narrow Streets
...They wend their way through Sunshine City Cobblestoned, sloped, and Old World pretty; And lined with colorful, homes in glad unity, Streets linked heart to heart, in deep affinity. Up one crook......

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Categories: sloped, city, heart, love, nature,
Form: Rhyme
My Turn
...MY TURN It was so tragic, I laughed out loud Not because I am cold or insensitive But my emotions just got scrambled An unconscious response or reflex But it was an inappropriate outburst In ......

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Categories: sloped, funeral,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Such Good Results
...A chilly mist hung in the air that Sunday morning in April when I pulled up in front of Harpers Grove Community Church. The gravel parking lot was rapidly filling up, and folks, nodding cordially to ......

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Categories: sloped, books, imagery, memory, places,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Monet's Waterlilies
...Monet in 1893 acquired a house in Giverny with a garden that sloped down to a river it is here that he laid out a flower garden and......

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Categories: sloped, art,
Form: Ekphrasis
The Rising Hills, the Slopes To Quench My Thirst
...THE RISING HILLS, THE SLOPES, TO QUENCH MY THIRST. In the last century, the hopes were little, Grasses they collected, yellow bananas, they peeled, To move up the slopes, preparation was fore fill......

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Categories: sloped, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Free verse
What Used To Help
...The strategies that worked just a week ago. Now are unhelpful as my fear decides to flow. And so do my thoughts which are no longer churning out reality. Just a while back- music would sp......

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Categories: sloped, mental illness,
Form: Rhyme
Prelude
...Canopy’s aperture, spilled light’s nuance, tinted, as my eyes arrested, to attest fall’s saga… A tree proclivity, had me stalled in Ashland, watching the leaves succumb, leaving stark......

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Categories: sloped, autumn, seasons, september,
Form: Alexandrine

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