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Unfamiliar Poems - Poems about Unfamiliar

Premium Member It didn't start with sunlight, but with that slow, unfamiliar feeling
It didn't start with sunlight, but with that slow, unfamiliar feeling Of being in my own flesh, without the desire to escape into the wind of oblivion, My body wasn't a fortress of strength, but it was mine, Like an ancient temple where I can sit without asking the sky for forgiveness. My hands no longer sought answers in...

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Categories: unfamiliar, fantasy,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Unfamiliar Line
Words have meaning to impart, When "she reassured me with an unfamiliar line" I knew that soon our hearts would part As words show the heart's incline Sometimes you have to read between the lines To discern what's being said Then you'll see the sign and the deceit you're being fed As the...

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Categories: unfamiliar, people,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member She reassured me with an unfamiliar line
Grandma, only you can make me feel all right. Only you, when you hug me so tight. Your smile makes the moon shine bright. Only you can light the darkest night. "She reassured me with an unfamiliar line" That sweet, sweet Granddaughter of mine. Now I am old and frail and insecure. No longer the person I was before. Her words '' I...

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Categories: unfamiliar, blessing, grandmother,
Form: Rhyme
The Unfamiliar Line
I look at the same joyful face, At the same old table, same time, same place. The date returns— I feel that fear, She’ll speak again. She’s always near. The clock, it ticks like ghostly chimes, Reminding me of borrowed times. “She reassured me with an unfamiliar line” She’s said it now at least a hundred times. For six long centuries she’s stayed...

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Categories: unfamiliar, dark, death, goodbye, school,
Form: Rhyme
the ocean is unfamiliar
the ocean is unfamiliar i see the aging in the seaweed's expressionism oh how i love getting reacquainted with an old favorite change is inevitable despite my imagination's best efforts the ocean is unfamiliar i went broke and left broken mirror glass in different spots in the sand oh how i love catching up with an old loyal friend change is inevitable...

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Categories: unfamiliar, growing up, growth, i
Form: Free verse



Premium Member driving to an unfamiliar place
it is always terrifying to follow MapQuest the guide’s voice might stop talking halfway there or you might hear “turn there” after you have blown by an alleyway if your phone rings while you are trying to follow, do you answer it? Not if you have no idea where you are heading I narrowly escape a panic attack every time...

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Categories: unfamiliar, car,
Form: Free verse
Love is Unfamiliar
You bend me, twist me, break me In unfamiliar ways All pleasure no pain You soft as petal, you light as a feather Unhoused me You have my body, my flesh and bones I must now build a home in you ...

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Categories: unfamiliar, feelings, love,
Form: Free verse
Unfamiliar Christmas
Beauty of December Cause weather is calm and cool When good friends remember, About vinyl from the spool. Joys of Santas’s goodies When we were small back then, Mother and her cookies Six men wiser than a pen. No sweets sold in market Mother made them all, Beating deadline target Before the eve would fall. Tailors were visited by many: Crowds to get their wears, There was mummy and...

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Categories: unfamiliar, celebration,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Something Unfamiliar
A Real Connection Your thoughts are my beacon guiding me safely through this journey to the wanting caverns of your mind. You close your eyes and I fly home to guide your thoughts to the safety of my mind. I hear your angelic voice, calm as I soar above the whistling wind of a silent understanding. ...

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Categories: unfamiliar, angel,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member Unfamiliar Poetry
Words leap from my mind onto a page I stare at them Wondering from whence they came Knowing tomorrow I will not recognize them at all Or maybe even in an hour...

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Categories: unfamiliar, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Love Unfamiliar
Love Unfamiliar How do you know when a man really feels love for you? When you have never experienced love or intimacy. All that she knows is physical touch and sexual play to relay how she feels what she truly sees. I do know this! I don't want to lose him or make him think that sex...

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Categories: unfamiliar, emotions, feelings, first love,
Form: Free verse
To the Unfamiliar Beautiful Girls
TO THE UNFAMILIAR BEAUTIFUL GIRLS- (Israt Jahan & Jhing Atchi Madrigal) wow so beautiful you are, the paragon of beauty innocent the sight, the eyes, the nose, the lips, the chin…. why, why you are so beautiful to look oh I don't know but yeah last night I have a pain in the shadow dark of moon, last...

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Categories: unfamiliar, beautiful, beauty, girl,
Form: Free verse
Unfamiliar Ground
Does loneliness strike when entering a new space, that we choose, or is chosen for us Is the isolation a door to where we must go, a new portal, our spirits in flux Is being alone the price that we pay, breaking through, old walls to come down Fresh voices to translate, new whispers to hear —as we tread unfamiliar ground (Villanova Pennsylvania:...

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Categories: unfamiliar, loneliness,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Unfamiliar Still How Friends Are Made
Having wandered all the wrong places Where love and life don't feel at ease, He was muzzled by his own solitude Finding comfort in lonesome universe. It took a while, but soon he realized When pointing to a star in distant sky Beauty of the cosmic hues multiplies Huddled together with lover's eyes. Verbalizing feelings he then surmised Seeing a lone bird on...

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Categories: unfamiliar, loneliness, metaphor, solitude,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Unfamiliar Ground
The years which came and gone I was to face With many days of waste without a care The motionless time I cannot replace Leaves a cloak with shredded holes I must wear I chose to walk upon an uncleared path With nothing there to guide along the way To contemplate the years of aftermath To understand the reasons that outweigh I am...

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Categories: unfamiliar, introspection,
Form: Sonnet

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