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Twilit Poems - Poems about Twilit
Twilit Poems - Examples of all types of poems about twilit to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read
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Twilit Nights-
dusk of night twilight clouds turn off the blue goes black as the sun sets left but the still black night all yet now so very still twilight of dusk night 8/23/23 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr.©2023...
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James Edward Lee Sr.
Categories:
twilit,
analogy, appreciation, night,
Form:
Haiku
Twilit Storyteller
Staring into the written moon Words illuminating my space I stand still inhaling syllables Lost in the story’s embrace. The pages cast a shadow Imagination in the shade Lyrical mating of the mind A literary serenade. Trees of erudite branches Fallen leaves of knowledge Raking...
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©
Constance Gilmore
Categories:
twilit,
appreciation, books, literature, metaphor,
Form:
Rhyme
Acrostic Sonnet
Bright morning star that, in the frosty dawn enfurled, Arrives like a fleeting herald of the sun, Return, I beg, to your nocturnal world. Return and let this silent hour run Yet a while. Leave her in my...
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©
Barry Freeman
Categories:
twilit,
love, morning, time,
Form:
Sonnet
Twilit Love
The days where the morning dusk , Stars timorous to light up at night. A drop of clear salty liquid rolled like rainstorm, At last Love brought grievance. Deluded by your love Illusively dancing with you in...
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Oboba Rukevwe
Categories:
twilit,
heartbroken,
Form:
Free verse
Twilit
how could you sleep i never thought i would when your aroma lingers by my side how could you sleep i never thought i would when our adventure runs through my veins how could you sleep i never thought i would when all the reasons...
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©
Mike Loewenrosen
Categories:
twilit,
12th grade, for her,
Form:
Ballad
Under a Twilit Moon
The night wore on under the twilit moon – purple, half-sunk, half-risen over the flaming sea. Thoughts twirl and ebb and flow and curl up against jagged stones, clinging to the only safety the mind has ever...
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©
Alexandra Mcmannis
Categories:
twilit,
life, moon,
Form:
Free verse