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Display Poems - Poems about Display

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Premium Member Tis not just words that make them poetry
...For poems are not but words we thrown together Tormented thoughts confined to metaphor Nor picket fence alliteration Dancing on the edge of passing thought Beware, the creaking gate that bids y......Read the rest...
Categories: display, poetry, truth, writing,
Form: Verse



Premium Member Shape Shifting Soul
... Written: June 1st 2024, For Unseeking Seeker Contest "here I am in human form but it was not always quite so earth is not the only planet I’ve been to through past life regress......Read the rest...
Categories: display, angel, death, life,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Lux
... "The Lux" we entered The Club danced our way along lines trialled sentences all written towards Light the Dark called us all in we thought we were like laureates......Read the rest...
Categories: display, dark, light, muse,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Pinctada Pearl
... Stolen from Persian shores, whilst warm within my cocoon, all that remains is saltwater memories, where sorrows flow in slow motion through drops - invisible, but glowing. Eyes gaze in awe......Read the rest...
Categories: display, analogy,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Pearls of Grace
... Matthew 13:46 (KJV) “Who, when he had found one pearl of great price, went and sold all that he had, and bought it.” Poured out, over the sea Soundless thoughts, breath of peace, ......Read the rest...
Categories: display, appreciation, blessing, christian, god,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Baked Temptresses
...They tease me, Vying for my attention Behind the bakery display case. Voluptuous, some bursting with fruit, The brazen, the coquettish, They tease me. Which to pick? The Austrian strud......Read the rest...
Categories: display, food, humor, metaphor,
Form: Verse
Twelfth Caprice Of Casanova By Michael Cheval
...you never have to chop me open my mind/thoughts splay out readily some version of knowing me, gifted then on and off go gloves/mask til there's no truth or fight left nothing ......Read the rest...
Categories: display, art,
Form: Ekphrasis
Premium Member Marvelous May
...My heart sings in the marvelous month of May. Of the seasons' beauties there are none so fair as this princess who in sunlight loves to sway with warm breezes and with flowers in her hair. The gr......Read the rest...
Categories: display, may,
Form: Ottava rima
Premium Member Armor
...Skin art, on display. Vibrant armor, expressed to protect her - Pure heart.......Read the rest...
Categories: display, art, emotions, feelings, pride,
Form: Cinqku
Museum of Me
...Diaries left open and letters framed, chronological ink waving from a horizon, gone. Clothes hung to recreate a wedding, a dance, a touch – enclosed in glass cases to trap the scent inside. Th......Read the rest...
Categories: display, analogy,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A Tale of Pearl
...A single mote of sand gives birth to a pearl, A seed of solace blossoms into a shell. Our time tide is an outlet for love, Charm clings to the heart's beating cells. These precision......Read the rest...
Categories: display, beauty, love,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Almanac of Power
...There's a story to be told, That even Hollywood shared in part. Showing entertainment by its fiction, Could drown the mind and fill the heart. Historically, great showmen of the day, ......Read the rest...
Categories: display, character, political, power, religion,
Form: Narrative
A Quilted Pillow
...In quilting class (which meets on Zoom), I followed the directions, By cutting, pinning, basting, sewing All the different sections. I kept up with the teacher (Which for me is very rare), S......Read the rest...
Categories: display, pride,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Poet Born
... I never intended to be a poet I just liked to write, ever since a child I was scribbling on paper; at that age nothing really made much sense, but, I liked them and taped m......Read the rest...
Categories: display, poetry, writing,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Bridge Day
... Tried to get out the door, Have been to this day before! Card games were all the rage, Our house hosted the craze. Mom said," get nicely dressed and politely greet ou......Read the rest...
Categories: display, 12th grade, childhood, community,
Form: Rhyme

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