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Surfeit Poems - Poems about Surfeit


Surfeit
Serenades, his lies. Soothing sweetness, it singes. Stumped sorries, she sweeps....

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Categories: surfeit, anger, betrayal, endurance, heart,
Form: Haiku
Books
Books I went to the Frankfurt Book Fair the other day. It was mind-boggling..Books! There were fat books, thin books, White books, black books, tawny books, Paperbacks, hardbacks, beautifully bound books, Pure books, lax books, learned books, lay books, Plain books, books of many colours, Books on every subject under the sun, Not to mention other books on Distant galaxies, pulsars, quasars,...

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Categories: surfeit, books,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Surfeit of the Sensuous
SURFEIT OF THE SENSUOUS unbroken an entirety   in a defined setting toward&away  with resonance    & style  long &vibrant   fidelity     isolated from tradition THIS IS AN OPEN(organic) FORM VERSE without grammatical symbols the ' open' relies upon 'the one breath limitation' & so inherently requires the 'reader' (reciter) to input and respond thus making the form a two way interplay and often a unique interpretation by the enigma so derived...

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Categories: surfeit, poetry,
Form: Other
A Surfeit of Light
A Surfeit of Light by Michael R. Burch There was always a surfeit of light in your presence. You stood distinctly apart, not of the humdrum world— a chariot of gold in a procession of plywood. We were all pioneers of the modern expedient race, raising the ante: Home Depot to Lowe’s. Yours was an antique grace—Thrace’s or Mesopotamia’s. We were never quite...

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Categories: surfeit, death, death of a
Form: Sonnet
Surfeit of Spam
Here, there is a surfeit of spam, Fed to us by government man, Democracy's harrowing tale, Setting us up to fail, Pollies' synchronised team, Is all this what it seems? Total cant and hypocrisy, A merit myth of futility, Spam surfeit, no caring beyond duty.........

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Categories: surfeit, bullying, political,
Form: Free verse



Surfeit
A shirtfront full of tiny red tomatoes That took the time it takes to eat a half dozen Bursting on my teeth to drown my thirst Stepping on both sides of a row of beets Carefully avoiding the sharper leaves of eggplants Flip flops crushing fallen fruit to reach the redder ripe It took a walk past five humming bird...

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Categories: surfeit, natureme, sun,
Form: I do not know?

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry