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Sloughs Poems - Poems about Sloughs

Premium Member The Bard's Babble
... “The fool doth think he is wise, but the wise man knows himself to be a fool.” ~William Shakespeare, As You Like It, Act V, Scene I I weep by a stardust shore......

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Categories: sloughs, metaphor, poetry, poets, satire,
Form: Free verse
The remnants of August 2024 Hurricane Debbie
...The remnants of August 2024 Hurricane Debbie Like a humane huntress, she (the anthropomorphized storm) brought a spate of cool Autumn like temperatures and gentle soothing rain here within my ......

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Categories: sloughs, adventure, appreciation, august, cool,
Form: Free verse



YOU CURED MY LUSTS
...What a beaut! My mind silently, hopefully aspires, As you made me terribly perspire, I am now having troubles to respire. What a healing! As my heart cried for your uncommon love, I was heale......

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Categories: sloughs, appreciation, care, emotions, friendship
Form: Rhyme
Zipper
...A snaking mouth sloughs two spines, the rattle of small vertebrae and delicate teeth. A woman learns to ride them, feels the trombone slide of a dragon’s tail. A man lifts tugging fingers, ......

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Categories: sloughs, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Behold the Beast
...Behold the beast, wandering in astral night From dark caverns he emerges by starlight to quaff nectar from his ambrosia chalice. A leering creature with evil eyes of malice. What nefarious thou......

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Categories: sloughs, conflict,
Form: Rhyme



Saturday, September 23, 2023
...Saturday, September 23, 2023 Coincides with first day of fall and Autumnal equinox for said year, where colorful splash kindled like tinder. After I riff flecked about thee August Autumn E......

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Categories: sloughs, animal, appreciation, autumn, celebration,
Form: Free verse
Autumnal Equinox 2022
...Autumnal equinox 2022 - Thursday, September 22 in Northern Hemisphere 9:03 PM Eastern Daylight Time Empyrean découpage citadel betokens (bespeaks) autumnal arrival nine oh three post meridia......

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Categories: sloughs, autumn, color, environment, fashion,
Form: Free verse
After the Heat
...Center>Blooms bow their heads in their terracotta bomb-shelters. Distant thunderstorms nibble at thin, bare-boned stems. At last rain falls out of a booming air. Yesterday nailed its skin to t......

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Categories: sloughs, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Autumnal Equinox 2020 Tuesday September 22
...Autumnal equinox 2020 - Tuesday, September 22 (at 9:31 AM Eastern Daylight Time) Empyrean découpage citadel betokens (bespeaks) autumnal arrival nine thirty one ante meridian chariot of fire e......

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Categories: sloughs, appreciation, autumn, color, dance,
Form: Free verse
Rained Out
...A hazelnut breeze awakens us To another day in the show no one signed up for From an accidental scream Or selfish architects of love Rained out Silver skies that block the sun Do others cry w......

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Categories: sloughs, anxiety, depression,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Life and Death
...The moonlight fades from flower and rose And death will come to all of those When its silvery sheen sloughs off its light To carry the world into the dead of night. Yet once they stood both young......

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Categories: sloughs, death, life, light, love,
Form: Rhyme
Colored Wolf, Legends of the Wolves
...Should I, mere a rabbit of sand, shiny hair, sport a shock of fur mired in clay, they from gofer mounds, propped on to peer, would sound warning through the sun glades and sleep grotto shades. ......

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Categories: sloughs, animal,
Form: Rhyme
Zipper
...A snaking mouth sloughs two spines; the rattle of vertebrae. A woman learns to ride them, feels the trombone slide of a dragon’s tail. A man lifts on tip-toe not wanting to fumble. They k......

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Categories: sloughs, poetry,
Form: Blank verse
Parmer
...To cross him was ill advised; No bigger a man on this earth ever lived. Storyteller, hunter, fisherman and farmer, known to all simply as Parmer. His days were early, his nights late. A poor f......

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Categories: sloughs, america, family,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Drifted Sand
...The wind, careless in its airy freedom, Feverishly furrows the prairie grass. With a cry like a lost spirit, it winds And wails through leafless trees and toothless fence To vent its eager force ......

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Categories: sloughs, death, depression, dream, life,
Form: Free verse

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