Unhitch Poems - Poems about Unhitch

...Households unhitch, clapperboard hulls creaking - the sound of storm-lashed rigging, as washing lines and telephone wires twist netting loosening foundations. Where we once believed roots gripp......

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... this mugs jiggy i wont lie see it caught your peepn eye unhitch a lip caffeine a sip load up man and liquefy. ......

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...I wonder where this rhyme will go, a random walk among the words. I’d contemplate, but here’s the thing: spontaneous is better, though. To plan it out is for the birds; unhitch the mind and let ......

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...Tonight I shall call the shining stars To descend down by your side too soon And have it engulf the gloomy darkness, Faintly the light shall snog you, There you will behold me near you Invisible......

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...O barren one, sing out, break forth in song! Prepare a room, no, add a wing to host The children that you’ve waited for so long! Your offspring will inhabit every coast! Lift your sweet face, o......

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...Households unhitch so readily. We watch incredulous as they float off, hulls creaking, rafters cracking like wind-lashed rigging. Where we once believed roots gripped bedrock now shiftless bo......

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...Households unhitch, hulls creaking - the sound of storm-lashed rigging as foundations founder. Where we once believed roots gripped bedrock, boards bob in the swell. Bed-springs gape. A chest-......

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...The old black man came riding up On a wagon pulled by a mule In the wagon he had a plough And some other old rusty tools As best I recall it was late in the fall Of nineteen sixty two He said h......

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...The first year you pledged your love for me Then we became friends with benefits Now you look in my eyes and say you feel “empty” After four years, you want to call it quits Where is the man with th......

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...I hear you like a derrick's chain holding the weight against the strain I hear you like a laden train longing to unhitch the cars that remain In every pulley and gear of your being your groaning te......

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...Undo this undying devotion Unhitch this way that I fall I live for the power of nothing And die for strength in it all I’ve bled on thorns in a garden And cried for a miracle still Loved deeper......

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