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Thinning Poems - Poems about Thinning


Thinning Hate
Try to ride this wind of hope do not touch the depth with your feet fall through and change your past don't hesitate to exit but meet young you. Trouble hunts the width of love thinning hate hunts for attention this is your reflection, not mine just because i am truly blind. Take away all that lasts and rusts to see all the...

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Categories: thinning, age, appreciation, inspirational, perspective,
Form: Free verse
A Thinning Light
The light is thinning. A ragged man struggles to carry an unboxed large plasma screen. He is walking it home, he has no home still, he is walking it, but now it's raining the TV becomes a slippery umbrella. There is so little light to be had, no one goes to the park not even to stare at the sky, not even to walk a dog, not even to...

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Categories: thinning, poetry,
Form: Free verse



A Thinning Light
A pair of new shoes in the thrift store, the old shoes would shuffle away from them if they could. A ragged man struggles carrying a large plasma screen in outstretched arms. He is walking it home but he has no home still, he is walking it. There is little light to be had, no one goes to the park not even to stare at...

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Categories: thinning, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Trump With Hair Thinning From Beginning
Trump With Hair Thinning from Beginning He sure has an interesting way of things displaying, Even though he is growing old and hair is graying; Big, brash boss, With memory loss; What next is it this moron may be gaily saying? Jim Horn...

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Categories: thinning, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick
Thinning Hair
early this year gentle as calm ocean waters lapping along a weir thumb and fore finger of right hand would peal back, (via diagonally flippant motion asper calendar representing progression of time) gets flipped over to veer in one direction (linear) revealing the next month at lightspeed vis a vis tempus fugit galloping tear thy head immediately lost hirsute thickness, i starkly share male or female pattern baldness extant along Harris...

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Categories: thinning, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: I do not know?



Thinning Hair
Despair... limp hair falling: screaming! A cure... for sure? Quick-fix... Rogaine! Who laughs? Who cares! I'm young, not old! Ladies notice... dark suit, white shirt: free-way to joy! All stare... fanfare: not hot to perk? Petty... not me! Copyright 2009 by Andrew Crisci...

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Categories: thinning, funny
Form: Sestina
Premium Member The Thinning of the Veil
The crystal ball snow pierced the biting autumn wind; parting the dancing, curled, brown leaves, as they leapt across the lurid landscape. Jack-o-lanterns and ruby red mums shivered. Scarecrows on their crossed pickets, leaned precariously against bales of salt marsh hay, wafting in the gale. Remnants of the verdant summer’s autumnal greenery, beat the black clouds, blotting the weak, white...

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Categories: thinning, autumn, light,
Form: Free verse
Shadows Are Thinning
No one owned the tears, a tale of frozen pain, prayed in dark, making the silence harder to hear. A classic fire scalds the monument of life. A patch of grief here and there, lets out the mystery. A reclusive self between window and moon, unfeels the broken clouds, bangs the sky. Suffering the obscenities of the inverted earth, life propels...

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Categories: thinning, adventure, allegory, angst, animals,
Form: ABC

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