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Tars Poems - Poems about Tars

What more do I have to offer?
...Nothingness knows my name… It shames me even when i’m in the middle of everyone I lost all hope hopping for the kindest gestures I’ve crawled between growling creatures What more do I h......

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Categories: tars, africa, anxiety, black african
Form: Free verse
Premium Member SON
... Stars that danced above you, now hide their glow below Oceans of anguish ride in with the salty tide flow Numb arms fall to my side,......

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Categories: tars, death, grief,
Form: Acrostic



Premium Member Daystar
... Delighted under your light, Amazing to see you shining Yes, I am grateful to see the Stars, the souls of our lost ones Touching us with tenderness~ ......

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Categories: tars, allusion, birth, caregiving, creation,
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member DAYSTAR
... During the daytime, we’re ruled by the sun. Allegorically, the Daystar is God’s son. Yes, I have faith in the Bringer of Light. Stars do not always shine only at nigh......

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Categories: tars, inspirational,
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member Daystar
... Days hold the sun And many wonderful Yawns Stars twinkling will be held Tonight by the sky And moon Rising over the mountain top......

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Categories: tars, day, fun, moon, sky,
Form: Acrostic



Space II
... S tars perfectly align [cohabitation] e ndless-spaces posing, [a-vast] cosmic, ecliptic, dance of [c ast], at it's (station parting as chaotic entropy). P ulling g a laxies togeth......

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Categories: tars, art,
Form: Acrostic
To Be Followed 4
...In open schools, On the laziness of orange trees, On the beds of straw, I’m looking for it, In the naked mills, On the guest books, On the square roofs, I’m looking for it, Under the shee......

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Categories: tars, appreciation, encouraging, happiness,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Yee Haw
...It was rowdier than usual, At the hoedown last night There was a crowd of folk, And the atmosphere was just right. The musicians played loud, And the gee-tars were a strummin' The whole darn pl......

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Categories: tars, 10th grade,
Form: Rhyme
A Common Whore
...Just a common whore they said Who rolled the drunken tars As they staggered out from The Dockside taverns and bars. Lime Street, Liverpool was Where she plied her trade. Where her drunken barga......

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Categories: tars, england, history, society,
Form: Rhyme
A School Glorified
...Six years on foot Through far and hurdling paths like wilderness My secondary learning root Which taught me to taste and endure bitterness Oh my brain of rational thoughts: In the mornings it fe......

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Categories: tars, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Sunset
...Scarlet morphs into a shroud of pink; as Umber tints a brindled horizon, and Night welcomes an ebony sky filled with Stars, while a sliver of moonlight rises Ef......

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Categories: tars, beautiful, color, extended metaphor,
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member Kismet
...Kindred spirits, instantaneously. It was unbidden love written in the Stars for the erstwhile strangers. Magical was their connection......

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Categories: tars, destiny, love, romance,
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member The Sea's Lament
...My empty bottle, tossed with careless ease Into the deep blue sea, pollution must cease. The tide is going out and with every wave I feel the weight of plastics' deadly grave. My ho......

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Categories: tars, analogy, bereavement, earth, pollution,
Form: Rhyme
Swansong
...SWANSONG England expects Britannia to rule the waves, From the white cliffs of Dover To where the Sun never sets. We’ll keep the Union Jack flying Over this sceptred isle, Set in a silver s......

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Categories: tars, anger, betrayal, england, history,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Seasons of Time
...The universe is all abloom with seasons, diamonds left in wakes of stars (1) (whose flowers linger) viewed through lenses binding star’s birth to its death, its ghost, perhaps, not there at all for......

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Categories: tars, faith, science,
Form: Rhyme

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