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Clementine Poems - Poems about Clementine

Premium Member Clementine through the Clouds
clementine through the clouds a gentle shower of shine not blinding, but binding droplets of a restraining eye so like a passing surname a sign inhabits the Summer day hour upon hour of aimless thought of a most gracious heavenly soul she had peace as I struggled my mom dying from same ill clementine through the clouds melting like orange sherbert my eyes taste its pleasant hue my...

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Categories: clementine, imagery,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Clementine Chooses the Worst Times to Call
Clementine calls the second we sit down to eat she wants to talk about gout in her feet I look at my meal wasting away irritated I answered the phone right away you know she does this all the time Says my husband, frustrated at Clementine hang up on her! My son says. She is not bright. I cannot do it, for...

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Categories: clementine, women,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Big Eyed Cat and Clementine
Big eyed cat and her baby fine Went on an adventure with young Clementine Clementine loved cats, especially kittens She was so excited, she forgot her mittens Not to worry, I shall keep you warm Declared big eyed cat whose name was Swarm I will keep your baby safe, Clementine agreed They ended up high up, some might say treed Swarm could prance...

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Categories: clementine, cat,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member clementine honey
clementine honey the buzzing bees beholding a budding lily i’m adoring audible crooning of colorful bloom ...

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Categories: clementine, flower,
Form: Tanka
Premium Member Clementine
Amidst silent morrow's plea, I plant myself in the ruins, of a clementine tree, fusing to the roots, under the carriage, of life and death, her barks brittle, sweet breath, meeting, in undress. ...

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Categories: clementine, beauty, death, introspection, metaphor,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Clementine the Bug Saver
The ultimate bug saver is my cousin Clementine. She makes them into friends and helps them dine. Termites have eaten the woodwork off all of her walls. Crickets and roaches follow her to all of her malls. She cannot step on one, she says it would make her ill. They are all over her house, in her yard, up and...

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Categories: clementine, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Clementine Duet
When tuscan tunes of twilight, cascade as clementine confetti, She searches for secret silhouettes, swirling to the symphony of sunflower serenades. In the midst of faded fields, marigold memories crawl back, refraining yesterday’s tangerine dreams. Swans glide in sullen grace, illustrating a saffron backdrop from sweet sighs of fauna’s concerto. Harmony of melodies is the idyllic essence of dulcet beginnings. A plethora of prewritten words soar as...

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Categories: clementine, earth, emotions, moon, muse,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Clementine
Clementine was gourmet fresh, plump and glowing no matter the season. A monumental bargain for those with taste who did their shopping at the misfit market. We all wanted inside her space. A human buffet flavored for nibbling and she knew it. I did. I took her to parties just to get in. She made comfy with everyone. We played the...

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Categories: clementine, 12th grade, beauty, best
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Clever Clementine
the birds are foul, they always follow the dumbest bird he told me and mine. One of my children decided to fool the fowl, her name is Clever Clementine. She put on a beak hat, and pretended to be a bird, of the very interesting kind. They followed her up and down hills while she laughed and pantomimed....

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Categories: clementine, 10th grade, 4th grade,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Say Hello To Clementine
an unassuming stack of mellow brie dark succulent grapes with a shine two crystal goblets without water spots large bottle of Chardonnay wine he wants to take her off to a villa Where he hopes to “make her mine” his mother packs chicken and homemade bread. She throws in two red roses. Say hello to Clementine....

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Categories: clementine, food, romance,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Clementine
"The Clementine" for the plucking, the Clementine leaves were fresher back then the light glistened stronger each segment a morsel a revision slow and deliberate transcribed by Jerome gates to be opened and consumed in latin passages verdi vulgate ancient fruit before the modern world the meaning lost for those lost between orchards of words, opened before the greater great war, a harvest, the Q source strange...

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Categories: clementine, metaphor, mystery, symbolism,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Clementine and I In Spaceship Line
The first twelve hundred people who run out at nine Will be taken to the spaceship number Line. Coated down with resilient plastic corn zein, So I invited my adventurous cousin Clementine. She needed to come, for she did not have a dime. Some prissy stuck-up bard had said she can’t rhyme. We brought along a warm puppy, and cute wind...

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Categories: clementine, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Rhyme
Bragi and Kui
MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR IT AINT EVEN THANKSGIVING YET AND EVERYONE'S FULL OF CHEER BE WISE WHEN HAPPY PEOPLE LIKE TO MAKE MESS OF YOUR MOOD MERRY CHRISTMAS SANTA CLAUS IS READYING UP HE'LL BE HERE SOON...

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Categories: clementine, celebration,
Form: Lyric
Be Mine Clementine
4 CUPS OF PORK-BUTT SLICED 1/3 CUP OF CORNSTARCH AND 1/3 CUP OF WATER(MIXED) 1 CUP OF LIME JUICE 1/4 CUP OF CHILI PEPPERS(HOT) 1 CUP OF ONIONS (CUT INTO WEDGED PIECES AND BLANCED) 2 TABLESPOONS OF SOY SAUCE 1/4 HONEY 1/4 BROWN SUGAR 1/2 CUP BANANA RUM 5 PLANTAINS BROILED(UNTIL CARAMELIZED) 1/3 CUP OF GREEN PEPPERS (BLANCHED)IN STRIPS. 3 TABLESPOONS OF CRUSHED GARLIC 5 TABLESPOONS OF...

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Categories: clementine, film, first love, food,
Form: Ballad
Premium Member Clementine Lyon 1917-1918
Clementine Lyon 1917-1918 Little does anyone remember, That when the wee little birth door opens, And the first light blindingly shines through, Death is standing there, Laughing, With his sticky net swishing to catch you. But tiny me, how lucky I was. I survived the birth plunge; I made it through, squirmingly, To this strange turning green world, This larger extending net, Made of twine from the...

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Categories: clementine, birth,
Form: Epitaph

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