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Ovule Poems - Poems about Ovule


Witch from Minnesota
...Her spell remains over me 44 years later Once a bumblebee has kissed the nectar of Snapdragon The creature is fever of succulence She says, “You kiss so softly I think it’s a thing with guys w......

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Categories: ovule, change, childhood, feelings, high
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Gaias Artwork
...She traces line from terra-forma receptacle arises from stalk; winding flow, imagery appears as sepals blanket bud. Ovule gives way to fruit, an arising style with stigma flares p......

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Categories: ovule, earth, environment, flower, garden,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member November's Brave Rose
...Brave is the rose caught in November’s thorn While she endures nights of chill and snow, Awaiting gold daylight's warmth to bestow--- And liven her frame…her mouth drooped, forlorn. ......

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Categories: ovule, courage, flower,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Dark and Dangerous Like a Secret
...Among the phantom of hillsides and trees, She hovers quietly, fragrant as a ripened jasmine Beneath the stark new moonlight peeping Harsh to a disguised tryst, a forbidden desire A......

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Categories: ovule, desire,
Form: Free verse
Biological Clock Patented Before Seth Thomas Design
...fertilization upon ovule via spermatozoa automatically gearing linkedin anticipated birth especially upon confirmation conception did sex seed after numerous attempts dispelled ......

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Categories: ovule, abortion, destiny, identity, memory,
Form: Imagism



Premium Member Adnate To the Funicle
...Accepting aloneness, incomplete solitude, imperfect rest. The garden wasted, pumpkin patch planted late, potatoes untasted left in ground. A thousand email addresses, each unique represents......

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Categories: ovule, death, depression, dream, garden,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Words Questions Questions
...Words The words I use, are the multi coloured leaves I share, the leaves that fall from my autumn trees. They are the flowers, from who’s ovule, come the seeds that have fallen upon none fertile g......

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Categories: ovule, introspection,
Form: Rhyme

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