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Twangs Poems - Poems about Twangs

Twangs Poems - Examples of all types of poems about twangs to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read short, long, best, and famous examples for twangs.
Premium Member Fall Rhapsody
... "Every leaf speaks bliss to me, fluttering from an autumn tree." Quote by _ Emily Bronte All the trees are changing their summer gowns,......Read the rest...
Categories: twangs, autumn,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Wide Awake
...Clattering coins forcefully flung inside a fragmented glass jar, doleful howls full of misery, woe nocturnal creatures arise, rapid rotations, continual tornados tedious echos ben......Read the rest...
Categories: twangs, abuse, child abuse, poverty,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A Villanelle Tra La La -
...A Villanelle Tra La La Tra la la-I couldn't stop thinking bout this song Twas just so minuscule and kind This I could never forget this verse twangs bings-bongs That morn, hearing this new ......Read the rest...
Categories: twangs, analogy, metaphor, song, word
Form: Villanelle
In the Hills of Seven Huts
...In the hills of seven huts, Where war is either a place or surname, And dreams are translated into numbers, And a number became a gambler's sad song, I found God breathing through the pine trees.......Read the rest...
Categories: twangs, adventure, analogy, appreciation, art,
Form: ABC
360
...There are a select few people who are essential to my entire well-being Embarrassed that I haven’t thanked you for the love you gave to me I must tackle the troubles that double in size, strength a......Read the rest...
Categories: twangs, appreciation, change, emotions, encouraging,
Form: Rhyme



Strings
...She knows just how to play, plucks strings, to find a soulful song She pulls the bow gracefully, chords appear magically She plays it loud and true, the music's good and strong She pulls the st......Read the rest...
Categories: twangs, music,
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member Tight Lines
...I cast a line on pond to fish. My lure plops, and triggers circles to radiate out as rings of ripples emanating from the surface deformed, disfigured by weighted lure on the end of the line. ......Read the rest...
Categories: twangs, fishing, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Unshackle My Verse
...Wordplay Beats Ban Adverse In 2184 the thought-police declared war On embellishment, feeling and emotion in literature and articles in any form. Succinct 'plain English' was the name of t......Read the rest...
Categories: twangs, literature, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Movin' On
...I guess that is just how the old ballads are ......Read the rest...
Categories: twangs, art, heart, loneliness, lost
Form: Quatrain
Words
...In the beginning there was logos Said Heraclitus! In the beginning there was word Said the Bible! Sticks and stones Or words said The sadistic torturers of all times! When words are scarc......Read the rest...
Categories: twangs, adventure, beautiful, bible, life,
Form: Free verse
Las Vegas:Pigeon's Paradise
...Las Vegas, Pigeon’s Paradise! At the Angel Park Golf and Country Club The pigeons sported neck scarves Of iridescent iris, white and blue As they hoped with expectations Around divots in the t......Read the rest...
Categories: twangs, fun, funny, games, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Words
...In the beginning there was logos Said Heraclitus! In the beginning there was word Said the Bible! Sticks and stones Or words said The sadistic torturers of all times! When words are scarce, t......Read the rest...
Categories: twangs, allusion, appreciation, beauty, word
Form: ABC
The Brawl
...Snapped down shirts, scuffed up boots Puffing larger than life chests Dime-store pokes, showing colors Peacock struts and sailor jokes Twangs from the jukebox Begging for two-steps Cheap draws ......Read the rest...
Categories: twangs, conflict, humorous,
Form: Free verse
Four Walls
...These four walls mean freedom, From the rain, suffrage and the stains, Liberty from oppression and religion, To make other songs and trains. No austere twangs or cold voice, No dais glute......Read the rest...
Categories: twangs, brother, character, childhood, children,
Form: Quatrain
The Observers of Old
...To be forever bent in a lack of better term To lie still in darkness like a sad, blind worm To eat your words as a form of grainy nourishment To smell the dampness of your tempered encouragem......Read the rest...
Categories: twangs, dedication, inspirational,
Form: Rhyme

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