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Syrupy Poems - Poems about Syrupy

Premium Member Lakeside Chill on Winter Morn
... The dank cold chill stills the dawn to forlorn quietude, as the day hopes in vain for summer rays to lift eyelids awake to a warm break of day. Shorebirds huddle out of the shadows ......

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Categories: syrupy, winter,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Women are like Wild Honey
...They start thick— not the polite kind you stir into tea not the mild drizzle on breakfast toast but the kind that runs hot slow dangerous coating your tongue before you grasp the pric......

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Categories: syrupy, extended metaphor, fire, freedom,
Form: Lyric



Premium Member Pancaked
...Perhaps, we will go out. Grandma will get A break from making breakfast? Not! But the kid likes Grandma’s hot Cakes, And I love this Kid, in a syrupy kind of way. Egads, I better get cooking, b......

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Categories: syrupy, food, humor,
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member Sailing on the Bay, a Living Poem
... On the bay the wind is scurrying along its flock of waves, with white crests honey combed, to flip over their edges, on blue foreheads. The bow of the yacht slices through the waves drive......

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Categories: syrupy, ocean,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Is Pizza A Breakfast Food
... Is pizza a breakfast food? Damn right it is! It'll soon be on IHOP's menu They'll have an item called “Pizza Benedict” Topped with a sweet syrupy goo! If you haven't tried it, don't......

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Categories: syrupy, silly,
Form: Rhyme



Manischewitz Wine
...Every year for Passover, There’s Manischewitz wine. It’s Concord Grape and super sweet; For holiday, it’s fine. Some people will not drink it, Since it’s syrupy and thick, But for Seders eve......

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Categories: syrupy, appreciation, drink, holiday, jewish,
Form: Rhyme
My Thing Is This
...As hapless vapors of decay, surround us, suffocating the fecund earth. A blanket of suffocating grey, born from the diseased aspirations of humanity. We, the self-appointed masters of a planet in sha......

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Categories: syrupy, corruption, education, environment, extended
Form: Free verse
Premium Member What the Mind's Eye Sees
...Letters congeal, to words. Words anneal to sentences, which tell a story, painted as images, imagined in the mind's eye, trying to emulate what the eye sees briefly, on the see-saw. A glint......

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Categories: syrupy, art, hope, image, nature,
Form: Imagism
Premium Member The stands of maize
...Stepping into one hundred degrees of morning haze Wanting the sun to burn it all down in a fiery raze 'Til all the corn stalks are set to a glowing blaze Then, rains can come across the plains; tu......

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Categories: syrupy, boy, childhood, children, father,
Form: Monorhyme
We All Float
...In the tenebrous, xenial realm of the lake, where human cadavers oscillate, suspended by verdigris chains, a lamia of unholy provenance, orchestrates a gambits cavalcade. Each mortal she ensnares,......

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Categories: syrupy, dark,
Form: Free verse
Champagne Flavored Spheres
...The delicious aroma circulated As the heat from the oven radiated The stove top warmed As white chocolate chips melted downward Into a candied thick syrupy puree. Thoughts flashed across my ......

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Categories: syrupy, deep, food, hurt, lonely,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Ruminations of a Romance
...Winter’s cold chill cuts through my chin. Within its bleak and brazen embrace, My brisk days are turned brief and barren. They are lengthened into sordid sepulchral insomniac nights. I slither an......

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Categories: syrupy, depression, fate, hope, love,
Form: Alliteration
Premium Member Lavender
... Written: May 15, 2024 For Jay Narain Contest ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Summer's sunshine tingles the lavender bloom. It bestows an idyllic and aureate mood......

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Categories: syrupy, appreciation, flower,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Reflections
...Back home, I ponder long on life. Death is so final, no return. I sit alone on my sheltered cosy porch, And think of spring forget-me-nots, Of roses dark as festive damask, And swaying poppies......

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Categories: syrupy, death of a friend,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member effluvium
... more … more than I’ll ever know … that’s how much you love me (just spoken) but what the hell does that mean? how do you know that I’ll never know how much you love me?? I mean, thanks … ......

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Categories: syrupy, analogy, break up, feelings,
Form: Free verse

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