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Water Bottle Poems - Poems about Water Bottle


My Water Bottle

There are flakes of black stuck to my palm
remnants of the bottle’s cheap paint
clinging to the rich warmth of my veins

It isn’t a surprise to find my water bottle in such a state
simply another thing of mine that’s far past its prime

Folders broken at the spine and
laces long soiled in muck
Hole ridden socks
and well-worn sweaters
A
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Categories: water bottle, analogy, identity, urban,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberMy Hot Water Bottle Metaphorically

My source of gain for each day
is so soothing and warm of heart
this holds me up no matter what
fully satisfying in no small part

This bottle has ca spiritual dimension
effecting my soul so very much
keeping it filled to the brim
trusting for that divine touch

There's a constant boiling need
being red hot temperature-wise
touching inside your lukewarmness
pour out the
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Categories: water bottle, language, metaphor, water,
Form: Rhyme



The Water Bottle

The Water Bottle

It was a Tuesday evening
The date was the third
The foreman was late
The plastic was slurred
Then fizz pop bang
The mold gave way
And out I sprang
I was born today
At 16.9 fl. oz.
I was pretty good size
I was placed on a conveyer
With the rest of the guys
I was filled with water
My cap sealed tight
Packaged with my
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Categories: water bottle, fun, humor,
Form: Rhyme

Water Bottle

drifting with the tide
    a message in a bottle
    of TITANICS plight
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Categories: water bottle, ocean, voyage,
Form: Haiku

Premium Member'hot Water Bottle'

hot water bottle
just a temporary cure
until his return




29/05/2011... 22:00

*wishful thinking on my part* 
lol
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Categories: water bottle, funny
Form: Senryu



Water Bottle

Water bottle, waterbottle
You sit on my desk
I look at you, I look at you
But I never drink you
Poor, poor water bottle
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Categories: water bottle, childhood,
Form: I do not know?

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