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Playthings Poems - Poems about Playthings


Poems About Children V
Poems about Children V Pan by Michael R. Burch Among the shadows of the groaning elms, amid the darkening oaks, we fled ourselves Once there were paths that led to coracles that clung to piers like loosening barnacles where we cannot return, because we lost the pebbles and the playthings, and the moss hangs weeping gently downward, maidens’ hair who never were enchanted, and the...

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Categories: playthings, autumn, baseball, child, childhood,
Form: Rhyme
Playmates
Playmates by Michael R. Burch WHEN you were my playmate and I was yours, we spent endless hours with simple toys, and the sorrows and cares of our indentured days were uncomprehended . . . far, far away . . . for the temptations and trials we had yet to face were lost in the shadows of an unventured maze. Then...

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Categories: playthings, adventure, best friend, boy,
Form: Verse



Men Are My Playthings
Men are my playthings Their hearts and minds are my toys Men are scared of me...

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Categories: playthings, character, confidence,
Form: Haiku
Playthings of God
Although we are like God’s children But actually we are not Because no sexual organ Was involved in the process of creation of souls The building blocks of everything that exist Besides we are not inside God’s womb We are actually inside God’s mind Ideal parents never hurt Their good children But God hurts so many Of His so-called children So many people are...

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Categories: playthings, god, people, philosophy,
Form: Free verse
Playthings
Grown-up boys Use women-toys Until they break With soft, soft noise, And muffled ache....

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Categories: playthings, angst
Form: Verse




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