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Dryland Poems - Poems about Dryland


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...In sixty-five and half years been Lock-in love with you again And again, our marriage soft-land Dreamland at times and times dryland Those Valentines' gifts counterpoise Disclose yo......

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Categories: dryland, conflict,
Form: Rhyme
Deception
...Standing on an abandoned beach On a deserted island Beyond fortune's reach Feels like a dryland Though dampness of ocean beseiges I scribbled my falsehood In sand of seashore Washed away the......

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Categories: dryland, metaphor,
Form: Lyric



Dryland
...Dryland Curse of nature? No no i dont think so.. Surely we forfeit nature. Mirrage is fooling us as like water. Snake is fooling us as like rope. But we cant fool nature. Nature fools by ......

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Categories: dryland, nature,
Form: Rictameter
Truth
...TRUTH dove, it never was of peace, of dryland found. shove, some need it to get them off the mark. love, affection for whatever; each other, sound. above all be one's self so don......

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Categories: dryland, truth,
Form: Lento
I Am Empty-Hearted
...I Am Empty Hearted I was once somebody's lover whose language was romance but today it's pain my heart has become empty I am desolate I was million-times hurt I bled until my heart became ......

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Categories: dryland, hurt,
Form: Narrative



Rainbow Current
...The humiliation in my elbows is attaching itself to a rainbow current Then it flushes my head Your foot is trying to find dryland on my forehead Lack in my hair Drenched in the milk from your......

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Categories: dryland, absence, imagery, symbolism,
Form: I do not know?
True Friends
...True friends are like the Sky and Earth They may be far away They may be out of touch and if they sense their friend's agony they will fall like rain on a dryland...

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Categories: dryland, friend, friendship,
Form: Verse
Cactus
...In the years between embraces and the months that stretched “I love yous” thin, An attachment endured the harsh elements of a barren desert. With needles as defense, it threatened and pierced those......

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Categories: dryland, dad, daughter, family, father,
Form: I do not know?

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