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Uncrossed Poems - Poems about Uncrossed

Premium Member Buddy Breathing
... "Buddy Breathing" Ten leagues below the bed of the ocean in my heart, strange creatures exist, they guard the gate of all things that have past the sound of the......

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Categories: uncrossed, character, imagination, symbolism,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Backspace
...I already understand that children grow inside two blinks, as quickly as the novel Mayfly comes to the surface to die. I'm pining for those first days again, of edentate smiles, milestones......

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Categories: uncrossed, absence, children, leaving, loss,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Solicitude
...The trees save our secrets in their leaves, And the stars offer guidance to the lost. Wear your heart on your lips, not your sleeves, And walk with me, fingers uncrossed.......

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Categories: uncrossed, best friend, friendship love,
Form: Rhyme
Inside the Moonlit Greenhouse: Part II
...Now all that remains is a silver framed photograph A reminder of when there was a splitting of paths Between one realm and the other, a bridge uncrossed One day to be readjourned, but for now is j......

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Categories: uncrossed, lost love, sad love,
Form: Rhyme
Unfinished
...Another sunset slipped away. Another full moon missed. Another fair maid perished young, before she was held and kissed. Another book, unfinished. Another poem, lost. A lonely "I", undotted. ......

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Categories: uncrossed, death, dream, life, moon,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Stars Crossways
...They came together, love entwined, When stars in heaven were aligned. But their love hit a hurdle, When their vinaigrette failed to curdle, Their blitz emulsification ill-fated, leaving oil and ......

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Categories: uncrossed, angst, crush, lost, lost
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The White Horse of Cherhill
...I am all over Wiltshire High up on the hills I am immune from fire To tourists I give thrills You can see me from afar By plane, on foot or in a car I am as old as time can be Many people ha......

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Categories: uncrossed, animal, appreciation, beautiful, creation,
Form: Free verse
The Little Bridges
...Stubbs Park is decorously rampant, its paths scamper here and there like unruly children. The original landscapers ran riot, for they planted arching spans ......

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Categories: uncrossed, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Unchangeables - Potw
...lasting... all through your life, dear child, the following crucial life lessons... let go of the things you cannot change; all things bey......

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Categories: uncrossed, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Didactic
Borderless Mobs
...We have evolved over the years As a people with a way of life We have learnt of a new way To express our anger at every passing day. They say you only die once, But today you have an option T......

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Categories: uncrossed, anti bullying, life, people,
Form: Didactic
Premium Member I Wish
...I have wished on the morning star to help us find the way we've lost, the kindness we gave without cost. The love...it now seems very far-- a ship that's lost is what we are. Beliefs have become......

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Categories: uncrossed, angst, conflict, confusion, future,
Form: Other
Premium Member Big Blue Ball
...This ball is mainly water as are we; touch Mother Earth and hear her soulful cries and climate is ruled most by air and sea. Stare into space beyond where science lies. Seems plants and creatur......

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Categories: uncrossed, change, earth, humanity, nature,
Form: Sonnet
Quote the Raven
...A hole that can’t be filled an ocean that can’t be crossed a phrase that can’t be spun inhaling your exhaust The measure off the scale the truant thrice reclassed the memory twice forgotten th......

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Categories: uncrossed, extended metaphor,
Form: Rhyme
The Bridges of Stubbs Park
...Stubbs Park is decorously rampant, its paths scamper here and there like unruly children. Perhaps its topographical language once spoke of bridges for the landscapers have run riot planting ......

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Categories: uncrossed, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Whispers
...Whisper to the whistling wind the wistful worries of the day For she is sister, tightly twined to smoke that winds and floats away. All that I confide is lost, adrift, a cloud upon the air That fl......

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Categories: uncrossed, love,
Form: ABC

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