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Tedious Poems - Poems about Tedious


Premium Member Tedious Words
Often words can be so tedious They run around me Screaming and yelling Clinging to my skirt My head carelessly Blowing a thousand voices In a kaleidoscope of sounds While others wait In a silent herd. With no other ambition Receiving affection Written: January 14, 2023...

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Categories: tedious, analogy, words,
Form: Free verse
Honey, I Am a Child
I am still a child The world is yet undefined Life sometimes feels tedious Then I look at you Are you any better than me? Do you hold the answers I seek? Do you hold the answers you seek? Because if we are both like me Honey, aren't we broken? I want to hold onto you If only to chase some idea that I hope...

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Categories: tedious, cry, dedication, feelings, friendship
Form: Verse



Premium Member Tedious Season
Tedious season This spiky summer is ready to leave slowly for the snow-covered mountain retreat. It has to adorn its weird clothes with maples and cross the chilly river on the way. I wish the stream is many fathoms deep and to meet the following easier summer....

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Categories: tedious, 2nd grade, seasons,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A Tedious Fight
As I stood chest deep in my waders On the river's edge, I fish I cast my line with perfection into the holes of glory The holes that bear the mighty rainbow's Cast after cast...I await the stoppage of my float Any false movement in it's flow is a hungry fish; usually My professionalism and...

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Categories: tedious, fishing,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Texting Is Totally Tedious
What about Monday? Not this week? Tuesday and Wednesday might work. Tuesday at 4, but you have to be back by 4:30. Sure. Shopping always takes me less than 30 minutes Not counting drive time. Thursday? No. She has track. What about Jeremiah? He cannot be first. Oh, yes, we promised her first dibs. What about today? I text back. “This afternoon.” “I will...

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Categories: tedious, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse



Think Work Was Tedious
Think Work Was Tedious Politicians think their work is tedious, And face looks are becoming hideous, Not knowing next what we will receive, Proper place for ourselves to relieve, No wonder we are highly suspicious. While we were suspicious could also become capricious. James Thesarious Hilarious Horn Retired Veteran and Poet...

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Categories: tedious, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Tedious Triolet
I think I’ll write a triolet With tedious repeated lines Can’t think of unique words today I think I’ll write a triolet I find them banal anyway To me their formation confines I think I’ll write a triolet With tedious repeated lines 3rd June 2016...

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Categories: tedious, humorous, poetry,
Form: Triolet
A Not So Quick Rant On This Tedious Life
This tediousness of life and all LIFE: that sinful lady who gambols and whips her watery gown and whispers those most secret secrets whose cosmic kiss dances so infinitesimally close to the eardrum but never encounter How it all bores me this whining, day-to-day existence of nihility forever to hopelessly and helplessly wander this whispering life a trivial splatter an insignificant speck upon the all...

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Categories: tedious, deep, life, loneliness, society,
Form: I do not know?
Tedious Flames
I used to be a zippo with a wondrous flame, mesmerizing many men mending my path to fame. But with every flip and every trick my liquid flame trickled slowly away. Hinges would break with every shake, day and day after day. Now my own precious fluid is nearly depleted....

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Categories: tedious, death, faith, growing up,
Form: Personification
It Gets Tedious Trying To Teach You Half-Wit Poets How To Write Something of Substance
SANK---SHOE----ARY One evening I sank into a sanctuary I wasn't lonely although i was alone I once visited a maudlin mortuary and it made me wish i were nothing but bone no flesh to sweat nor tears to shed just my body in a coffin forged of brass i'm not certain why I had a wish to be dead perhaps I was tired...

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Categories: tedious, children,
Form: Quatrain
Not a Tedious Night In December
Not a tedious night in December, our kisses, like fire, burn forever; there may be no stars, no warm, scented breezes... only the whitest snowflakes falling before our erotic eyes. Underneath these transparent sheets, silence can hear our fast heartbeats; the window is shut, but the view is hot as trees gleam in the thick snow, and a lonely shallow stays behind to watch winter's beauty unfold...

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Categories: tedious, passion, romance, night, night,
Form: Rhyme

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