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Best Amniotic Poems

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Premium Member Manipulations Of Fate
I wait—

here I wait
for white magic reverie
to embrace me   free me

here I wait—
an hourglass full
of leopard-print thoughts 
sugar-granular-musings spill
the beginning to the end...

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Categories: amniotic, death, fate, life, lost
Form: Free verse
Inherent Swimming
Stepping past the crater towards your door,
     I am reminded of warm days
surrendered in flowery abandon while
     brushing against cool veins of
leafy promise, requiring only the slightest
     compassion...

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© John Weber  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: amniotic, nature, war
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Letter To My Mother
Realizing a fresh life growing inside, 
What thoughts coursed through your mind, 
I still wonder, oh dear my mom. 
Did you gleefully welcome the news?
Or...

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Categories: amniotic, angst, birth, mother daughter,
Form: Free verse

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Mum
In the womb my golden days,
warm with twin and thump of
mother’s heart, give a kick

Now and then, good for friends
and family ahh!
not hungry ever: want...

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Categories: amniotic, happiness, innocence, love,
Form: Free verse
I Cannot Single Handedly Manage
I cannot single handedly manage...
primary idiopathic palmar/
palmoplantar hyperhidrosis

Aforementioned physiological malady
unwanted and unwonted figurative
(metaphorical) beast of burden
linkedin with matrix constituting mine
corporeal essence genetically
gifted to yours truly,
invariably,...

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Categories: amniotic, angst, birth, dad, fate,
Form: Free verse
Ball of Joy
She remembers the night they met at the ball.
He asked her to dance by the Gatsbian pool.
She remembers the sight of women who tear
their clothes...

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Categories: amniotic, anger, birth, body, desire,
Form: Sestina



Premium Member Return To the Sea
Windless, the somber winter shore is welded
imperceptibly to the ashen water, the
horizon hemmed by distant dams of fog. 

Advance, advance.

Gloveless, the chalky hands stand out...

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© Roy Jerden  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: amniotic, beach, death, sea,
Form: Free verse
Hospital
HOSPITAL 


A new energy-incarnates

rips, knocking head first

hoarse cry …

oh  dim light knife in the pupil !

oh metallic ice  bath on the bloody ...

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Categories: amniotic, philosophylight, body, cry, light,
Form: Free verse
Entombed Enwombed
(Dedicated To Submariners All Over The World)
 
Dived deep in the bowels of the seas
My steely shell’s a womb.
Deep down amidst the oil and grease
I...

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Categories: amniotic, allegory, courage, gothic, imagery,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Cosmic Climax
It's much too close in here
for loneliness,
or companionship.

Either way,
I grow too small
non-existent
non-essential
undervalued domesticity with insufficient commodity,
just another over-populating parasite
underneath Earth's glamorous backside;

Suppressed incubator within a...

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Categories: amniotic, birth, creation, desire, destiny,
Form: Free verse
The Silent Chorus of Asia's Missing Daughters
The mourning sun struggled to shine
over the good earth
longing for uprooted seeds,
O-Lan’s second bamboo shoot
harvested far too soon.
The eighth page of 
my American newspaper
casually mentions
Sixty...

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Categories: amniotic, daughter, death, loss,
Form: Free verse
Take Me Back To My Mother's Womb
Take me back to my mother's womb
A peaceful place where eyes remain closed
Not to witness the tragedies of this world 
Where ears hear not the...

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Categories: amniotic, baby, bereavement, birth, children,
Form: Verse
Beneath Her Dress
e her womb  I grew to be 
a fetus live and breathing free
With tender hands she did caress
a tiny bump, beneath her dress 

Amniotic...

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Categories: amniotic, child,
Form: Kyrielle
What the Eyes See the Heart Cannot Forget
Gently drifting in the womb, these angels are the most in tune.
After birth they intuitively seek  ocean, river, pool and lake.
Excellent swimmers they do...

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Categories: amniotic, heart,
Form: Enclosed Rhyme
Finally Home
For love of night I claimed my fears released them to the moon 
like a crawfish in the sand I sifted through my magical runes...

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Categories: amniotic, appreciation, imagination, life, sea,
Form: Free verse

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