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Underexposed Poems - Poems about Underexposed

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Premium Member The Padded Soft Cell
... "The Padded Soft Cell" Here they cover their mirrors with garlands of poésies to stop billabong reflections pooling through the inmates congratulate each other walk......Read the rest...
Categories: underexposed, muse,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Oscars 2020
...Skies are sort of like people: One can label them with the same general nomenclature; describe them all using basic, prime colors while overlooking the subtle hues of imagination-- I have ......Read the rest...
Categories: underexposed, fashion, feelings, people, perspective,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Empty Souls
...They are void-- On empty- without Emotions or compassion... We keep feeding them with ours- They take greedily-slurping The foam off the tops Of life's abundance. Pretending;To feel something......Read the rest...
Categories: underexposed, analogy, people, society,
Form: Prose Poetry
A Photoshopped Life
...I awake royal blue It fades to a teal Just a different hue To change my appeal Come noon, neon yellow Before long, an off white For a moment I'm mellow Seeing the light Everyday, come sup......Read the rest...
Categories: underexposed, feelings,
Form: Free verse
Unlearning
...One day, I will walk out of my wounds to stand before the scriptures and kneel before the fire. Why, did I wait for the sun to rise in fractured stasis of dark moon ? My smiling mate ? The rapturo......Read the rest...
Categories: underexposed, art,
Form: ABC



Upon the Stone
...The Earthen rock that beckons me by name Shall keep my chamber guarded free Alabaster and jade erode in shame But stands to protest a place for me For on the Earthen grounds, I rot I am cast i......Read the rest...
Categories: underexposed, death,
Form: I do not know?

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