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Succulence Poems - Poems about Succulence

DAMN!!!
...Standing under the hot sun The sand of the beach singing melodies of tingling to my toes I watched your summer body as the sun kissed it Running away from the waves of the ocean Your curves a......

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Categories: succulence, appreciation, crush, eulogy, love,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member and then
... and then: perhaps there is love perhaps where there is the shape of things the majestic, the mystic, the mighty the miniscule that I have not been taught alto......

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Categories: succulence, angst, conflict, confusion, imagination,
Form: Free verse



Witch from Minnesota
...Her spell remains over me 44 years later Once a bumblebee has kissed the nectar of Snapdragon The creature is fever of succulence She says, “You kiss so softly I think it’s a thing with guys w......

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Categories: succulence, change, childhood, feelings, high
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Preference a Freed Verse
...PREFERENCE the succulence   on display  arrestingly  different a timeless exactitude  alongside  luscious  beauties   concoctions of symbolist n abstractions  simplified lines   emptil......

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Categories: succulence, poetry,
Form: Free verse
My Irresistible Brown Coffee
...MY IRRESISTIBLE BROWN COFFEE I will drink to your love. Start with my brown coffee some forehead kisses just to show you my abundance of respect till my lips hyperbolically becomes crested on......

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Categories: succulence, 1st grade, sensual, sexy,
Form: Cinquain



A Yet Unwritten Reality
...Be a "what if' being a poet all seeing, let your wishes ride upon unicorns and rainbows. Don't be typically cynical, be topically hopeful, have faith in the ridiculous the fantastical. Le us n......

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Categories: succulence, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member In Nature's Serenity
...One fine autumnal afternoon, I set out sauntering Along country paths that lay rugged and meandering To see Nature, not in her cultivated neatness But in her stark nakedness and innate sweetness ......

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Categories: succulence, appreciation, beauty, nature,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Exegesis Rhapsody
...A rainbow looms outside the window however, she lingers quietly for the slight strips to portray twilight as her predominant shrewdness strive exegesis in the vault of heaven and the......

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Categories: succulence, analogy, rainbow,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Green Bikes, Red Bites
...What's cooler and juicier Than a long-striped rime of green, Whose internals are fortified with An explosion of mesmerizing desire? Or a total circle of green without stripes, Protectively enc......

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Categories: succulence, food, fruit,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Beware the Fantasies
...The grass is not greener on the other side. Rather, there are things that love to hide. We need to discern what's in disguise. I wasn't l......

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Categories: succulence, fantasy,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Privilege, a Pleasure of Life
...Sandwiches and soups for supper. Rare privilege of such succulence.......

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Categories: succulence, food,
Form: Crystalline
Premium Member Christmas Mary
...A young lady, Kathy by name. A young man, David by name; Siblings, sitting across from me at the Christmas dinner table, filled with food fit for kings and queens. ......

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Categories: succulence, christmas,
Form: Narrative
A Ravening
...The land suffers too much greening; luxuriance froths to fever and glut, birds cannot consume all the insects, nor serpents eat the thronging flocks. The soil hogs on the swill of decay, drey an......

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Categories: succulence, poetry,
Form: Free verse
A Ravening Heat
...All around me the land suffers too much greening. The luxuriant froths over into a feverish lush. Birds cannot consume all the insects. Snakes cannot eat all the birds. The ground hogs on the swi......

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Categories: succulence, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Mocking Face of Love
...The Mocking Face of Love Oh, love, why is it that you mock me Cupid’s arrows falling at my feet flitting eyes that settle – always elsewhere trembling hands that never reach to touch. Why mu......

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Categories: succulence, first love, lost love,
Form: Blank verse

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