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Extract Poems - Poems about Extract
Extract Poems - Examples of all types of poems about extract to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read
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Cctv Extract
A fire in the kitchen? I smell of smoke in the hall. Somebody is very guiltily Washing down the wall. What’s left of the toaster’s Just a burnt plastic shell. Some time last night We almost had a mini hell. Thank the...
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©
Terry Ireland
Categories:
extract,
drink, fire, mental health,
Form:
Rhyme
Extract An Open Form
EXTRACTS speculations of identity so unintentional bring intensity dovetailed with uncertainty mixed in doubt brings watchfulness in breathless sensations linger in twilight where the impulse of fact&reason so palpables in design & magnificent axiomatic imagery...
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©
Brian Strand
Categories:
extract,
poetry,
Form:
Other
Opposites Extract
The ethereal glow only dims to get brighter The day only darkens to later get lighter The burden only shrinks to increase my strength Time only shortens to extend its length Sometimes we must bleed to know we're alive Sometimes...
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©
Trey Hamner
Categories:
extract,
imagery, imagination, poetry, simile,
Form:
Rhyme
Night Train To Berlin Extract
I write upon the page Words plucked from the air The clarity of the moment passes My words falter, fade and disappear Return a moment later Vibrant with life Razor sharp and crystal clear, The...
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©
W.A. Cholt
Categories:
extract,
introspection, journey, life,
Form:
Free verse
Poetic Focus On Drops
Fear it's a picture ...
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©
Alkas Poetry
Categories:
extract,
allusion, imagery, imagination, literature,
Form:
Free verse
Extract
When yesterday left, today I'm a little right. This is a tad bereft, yet full with almight. Misconceptions or misinterpretations, either way it's confusion. Dreaming of incarnations, and snarled in the illusion. Mass produced Catholics, unforgotten inside...
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©
Aaron Butcher
Categories:
extract,
art, growth, happy, poems,
Form:
Rhyme
From Air a Scientists Extract Alcohol
From air a scientists extract alcohol For Russians an excellent type of warfare We will to drink until die out all, But so enemies will die of lack of air...
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©
Alex Klugman
Categories:
extract,
addiction,
Form:
Quatrain
Extract 11 From What Changes
This change is the only thing that I had no control over What I discover now is that I never had nor ever will have any control over it That the stillness was always there That there was...
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©
Mike Mclellan
Categories:
extract,
blessing,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Extract 25 From What Changes
It is amazing how the mind and emotions can take us on a journey In a few moving deeply into some doubt Or insecurity, vulnerability Or overwhelmed, weak, inner crumbling Feel it fully Why not? This is reality And then, when the...
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©
Mike Mclellan
Categories:
extract,
blessing,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Epic Extract
Sing me a sweet song of brave and heroic men long ago passed on (for some unknown reason, this popped into my head…no reason…odd)...
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©
Renee Kelly
Categories:
extract,
history
Form:
Senryu
Extract of Unhappiness
I have emptyness inside my bristling bones Filled with sorrow, away, alone I'm in between the lines of a blank paper separate from the others, like a skyscraper Does anyone lend out a hand? Does anyone understand? Only one but...
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©
Lea O'Brien
Categories:
extract,
depression
Form:
Rhyme
Extract
stretching gray sheet sentinels of bush observe a symphony of rain wavers a brook Rachmaninoff’s the clinch of entropy listen Pastels of light reach canopy painting nature With one luminous golden strand know possum crawling nose scampers retreat, as alien scents reach downwind become cockatoo’s Stark flamingo serenade, into the pink disc wonder the conjuring of disrobing life, its peaceful uproar savoring cinnamon specks waiting future’s...
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©
Jayne Eggins
Categories:
extract,
nature
Form:
Blank verse
Childhood Extract
Imagine the weight of the air in that house which in the summer months would strangle you, wearing heated gloves. Tough luck. A gulf of emotion that is always a week ahead; trying to claw back a sense of permanence as...
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©
Phil Naylor
Categories:
extract,
angst, introspection, life, me,
Form:
Free verse