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Clockmaker Poems - Poems about Clockmaker


Premium Member what is inside this time piece
...Unique time piece created by master clockmaker Lying around on a desert isle, ready for a pirate taker Not easy to move, won’t even budge the buccaneers said. Wondering if inside it might be a shi......

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Categories: clockmaker, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Renaissance Landmark Clock
...gold leaf Renaissance clock a rare but unique landmark beauty, giving us the time in Roman numerals who can read such a clock? such intricate details her clockmaker was brilliant......

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Categories: clockmaker, light,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member The Old Wooden Clock
...In the square of the town, is an old wooden clock with a movement that only one time has been wound. You can try to get answers, but no one will talk, though the rumors of horrible sights still ab......

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Categories: clockmaker, halloween, horror,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Hickory Dickory, One O'Clock
...I resided in a beautiful old home, on the sunny side of the street; And I had friendly neighbors, offering hellos whenever we'd meet. Often when I was off from work, I puttered in my house or gar......

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Categories: clockmaker, animal, cat, fantasy, home,
Form: Couplet
Moving My Pendulum
...Each notch in my gear feels your verge moving Swinging my pendulum slowly back and forth Moving my weights downward pulling on my chain Each tick becomes a tock then striking my chimes Creating......

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Categories: clockmaker, love, magic,
Form: Free verse



A Rattling Rhyme
...The Clockmaker The old clockmaker sat at his bench In the shop where he'd lived all his years With a monocle lens on his eye And his desk filled with sprockets and gears. Everything h......

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Categories: clockmaker, humorous, time,
Form: Rhyme
What Is Poetry: Acrostic
...Acrostic: What is P O E T R Y? P=Pro-People. Poetry begins with ‘p’ & ends in ‘why.’ My dark poems always seem to have a ‘P’OSITVE end, or hope. Do U see? O=Overcome! Overcome opposition & “oth......

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Categories: clockmaker, discrimination, inspirational, poetry, writing,
Form: Acrostic
A Punny Death
...A Coffee Merchant was the first man to find, The corpse as he started off on his daily grind! What he saw filtered through, so he had grounds To send for the Police, to investigate what he'd found......

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Categories: clockmaker, allegory,
Form: Narrative

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