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Tunics Poems - Poems about Tunics

only the birds love us

...I’m watching a journalist from France 2 or 3, 
I watch Olivier Ménard from the TV l'équipe
I spoke to my conscientious mechanic on Thursday,
I observe the little baker who thinks alone,
I read th...
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Categories: tunics, 9th grade, bird, emotions,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberPart 2: As English As Sausage, Egg, Chips and Peas

...Then the guns roared!! and it was hard to distinguish the 
Hush from the roaring; the two seemed almost 
Indistinguishable. 
Was it the roaring, I wondered, or was it the hush that was 
The more ...
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Categories: tunics, appreciation,
Form: Free verse



Premium MemberRed

...The dream when the moon sneaks in my room,
I feel it in my heart and soul.
I see the red string floating, guiding, leading me away.
I'm walking, searching, looking when,
I hear the ocean calling,...
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Categories: tunics, destiny, dream, emotions, family,
Form: Free verse

Wizards and Witches

...I'd love to paint, a picture for you, of images in my head.
Of a quirky old town, I'll set the scene, as you rise from a crooked bed.
The room you're in, whilst large in size, has rather strange de...
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Categories: tunics, adventure, color, magic,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberSome See

...Some See
David J Walker

Some see sun 
Some see none
some 
see 
the sum of 
light and countable  
luminations

Some see night 
and fear 
As the first creation
Falling near  
Failing fe...
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Categories: tunics, light,
Form: Free verse



Premium MemberFashion In My Family

...My grandparents lived on farms – both sides of my family.
My mother’s parents and my father’s parents.
Overalls and button down shirts with pockets
Work boots for grandpas

Except my single gran...
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Categories: tunics, family, fashion,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberA Glimpse of Heritage

...A GLIMPSE OF HERITAGE

To Visit the past, is to understand your future.

The storm was moving away, the noise no longer pounding,
Sky turned blue from dark, thunder abating, hail disappearing,
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Categories: tunics, future,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberEstimating Nine Months From Eskimo Kisses

...ESTIMATING NINE MONTHS FROM ESKIMO KISSES

TUNDRA tunics
tendered,
holding hot
homeothermic
sentient swaddling,
stirred with
warm waves of
cocoa cresting charm,
bathed in barome...
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Categories: tunics, relationship, winter,
Form: Alliteration

Song of Great War

...The books they read were of the past,
of heroes charging to the last,
of native men in native lands
defeated by heroic bands

of horses, sword and flashing lance,
red tunics danced victories da...
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Categories: tunics, anger, angst, soldier, war,
Form: Rhyme

Borodino Part 1 By Mikhail Lermontov

...Guv, tell me, not without the reason
our Moscow in the fired treason
was burnt and left for French.
Oh, there were fights I see their splendours 
so awesome and we have the embers,
No wonder Rus...
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Categories: tunics, anger, conflict, memory, murder,
Form: Heroic Couplet

The Color Gray

...Mice, rats, winter day clouds, coats, shawls.
Gray pants, tunics, bugles play calls.
Horses neigh for action hate stalls.
Ride hard brave scout.
Paint on iron battleship hulls
make rust stay out...
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Categories: tunics, color,
Form: I do not know?

Out of Trenches

...Out of Trenches (WW1)

Out of trenches, we met face to face,
A young Soldier, probably about my age.
With rifle in hand we quavered,
My head, urging me to engage.
Our tunics were muddied and da...
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Categories: tunics, conflict, courage, death, feelings,
Form: Rhyme

Snake:A Creature So Amazing

...One sunny afternoon, I coiled
in the grass, and later wriggled
my way through the woods,
though scaly and limbless I am,
yet uniquely created and
outstanding among beasts.
My charming rhythmic
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Categories: tunics, nature,
Form: Prose

Premium MemberThe World Around Us

...Awaking blithe each morning,
with eyes upon the World,
I wonder, are we mourning
with ebon flags unfurled –
or are they but a warning,
some draped like snakes and curled,
stray stars and stripe...
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Categories: tunics, earth, environment, war,
Form: Rhyme

A Pea Is Leaping

...One two three pea leap. Wow. A slip knot is neither a sleep nor a striped strap. But stealing from an arsenal area is not a wonderful idea is it really? Well come on....is it? Best keep quiet then an...
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Categories: tunics, age, allah,
Form: I do not know?

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