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Windowed Poems - Poems about Windowed

Our Industriously Lazy Orb
...The sun wakes slow, a golden yawn, Stretching light across the dawn, Soft and warm, with rays that creep Through windowed eyes from gentle sleep. It drifts and dances, dips and hides, Plays peek......

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Categories: windowed, color, environment, life, light,
Form: Rhyme
Wax, Wax, Wax
...Windowed, Windowed, Wax, Wax, .... Wax! Voices Fun Of Cheer's .... Syntax!......

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Categories: windowed, appreciation,
Form: Ballad



urban decay
... In a deep indigo night, bright sliver moonlight shines across a barren land. On a lonely hill, a manor stands… its windowed eyes to a world blind. Staring into the void, sublime wind tum......

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Categories: windowed, age, anger, art, city,
Form: Free verse
Poems about Science 5: Evolution
...POEMS ABOUT SCIENCE 5: EVOLUTION Fly’s Eyes by Michael R. Burch Inhibited, dark agile fly along paint-peeling sills, up to the bright glass drawn by radiance compounded thousandfold,— I......

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Categories: windowed, child, children, earth, life,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Reflections From My Windows
...Reflections on my television, from my window late last night Had the moon and stars on it, and it made it look all white Reflections from some raindrops, from the window on my door They were pa......

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Categories: windowed, art,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Speechless Part 2
...* The heart may fall in love unwillfully so, in a script will lie my paramour. Oh manic quest, I've sworn to set you free to let the ink's imagination soar. I’ve found a place to court a writer’......

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Categories: windowed, romance,
Form: Crown of Sonnets
Premium Member Microshot
...When looking for a quack with spiked rates Some try the Windowed Office of Bill Gates Coz right on the spot He’ll give you a shot But be prepared to accept his dictates His business, Microsho......

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Categories: windowed, angst, corruption,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Enduring Part Two of Illness Journey Poems
...*** ENDURING *** (A Part Two about my recent illness, following “Lunacy Loo Flies.” Fear Stepped into the holes of my weakness To impede my pace to recovery, Absorbing the basic radiant lig......

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Categories: windowed, character, faith, fear, health,
Form: Prose
Premium Member Another Storm
...Another storm threatens to come in, feeling my responsibility for uncaring and unresponsive history Fearing you more than loving us Setting out your pails and plastic tubs to catch cold ......

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Categories: windowed, allusion, culture, health, love,
Form: Political Verse
Summer's Facade
...Of windowed light, what's let in Summer's, may you blind. As to what eyes' truth, behind Numbly, coldly stares. Stay wary, through butterfly's Flame-speedy deceit; In the form of this conceit......

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Categories: windowed, light,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Trees Weep When I Write
...Trees weep when I write knowing they pay a price for each word, each line each crumpled thought. They cry as pencils, worn to nub-like points are cursed and banished. Recycle barrels are not......

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Categories: windowed, muse, poetry, writing,
Form: Free verse
Conceits
... "Conceits" Such conceits as veils between our windowed worlds torn torrential incomplete mayst thou watch and learn the one I spawned, strength beats weakness......

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Categories: windowed, love, mother daughter,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Rocking
...ROCKING ———————————- Perhaps near you, too? Or You may have a memory Of a one separate soul To the side — Young and staring ahead, Or an elderly life Over by the windowed wall......

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Categories: windowed, analogy, character, feelings, memory,
Form: Imagism
Saved By Death
...Curtains of despair draw around Light and joy seldom dawn Down here where the sullen lay Tired sighs for a dreading fate Fall ye! King of tyranny Bringer of pain, sired to me. Dwell ......

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Categories: windowed, angst, beauty, dark, death,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Picking Up Lunch
...The elevator opened on the 46th floor, to a small foyer and one plain, grey door The door opened and a young girl, 10ish, in a blue, polo, tennis dress, said, “Hi! I’m Karen, you must be Anais. Wi......

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Categories: windowed, art, girl, humanity, humor,
Form: Free verse

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