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"sun" poems

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I Will Wade Outi will wade out / till my thighs are steeped in burning flowers / I will take the sun in my mouth

E. E. Cummings17

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The View From Halfway DownThe weak breeze whispers nothing / The water screams sublime / His feet shift, teeter-totter

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Sit backSit back and relax / Feel the waves wash over your back / In the melting sun

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the universe in your eyesBrighter than the blinding flares of the sun, shimmering outward with power of thousands of stars / yet comforting / yet soft.

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take a leapthe redness of my mouth tells / the truth without me / take a leap into breath

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Me, Myself and II LOVE MYSELF / With all my flaws / In my Beautifulness,

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Cows In Art Classgood weather / is like / good women-

Charles Bukowski84

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Music in SpaceThe billowing sea / bows down dancing, / the cool one comes—

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Smile Like Mona Lisa: I Didn’t Need to See HerArt, a smile like the one / on the face of Mona Lisa. / Curved like the waxing moon

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Beneath The Blue ButterflyMy sea is far away, / let's meet somewhere closer, / under the same cloud.

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MetaphorsIf I was a mountain / That soared towards the sky, / With craggy snow caps

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Still HereI been scarred and battered. / My hopes the wind done scattered. / Snow has friz me,

Langston Hughes9

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Rolkan (Suicide)Death told her / her life should end / and he was her friend

@jeremy-r-frenette12

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Summer in LondonBefore long the summer sun will rise in London / Like the half of the Ge meets the other half. / Like a magic by the Lamp of Aladdin

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Rose From The Pi Digital SpringJust a dew drop, let alone the sea, / and a handful of earth, not the Planet Ge. / Not a shade of blue, save the rose for bee

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Ode to a Winter's Day#*O morning sky of endless blue / Tinged with purply-pinky hue / You tell me of His mercies new

@alyssa-underwood28

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Had I not seen the Sun1233 / Had I not seen the Sun / I could have borne the shade

Emily Dickinson5

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GoodnightGoodnight my love, / Even though the moon's / Greeting comes

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The Wild IrisThe Wild Iris / by Louise Gluck / At the end of my suffering

Louise Glück25

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The Last Time I Felt LoveI remember the evening / that we sat clinging / to paper cups

@lilyofthesea18

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Drunk As DrunkDrunk as drunk on turpentine / From your open kisses, / Your wet body wedged

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It Is Funny, You Will Be Dead Some Dayit is funny, you will be dead some day. / By you the mouth hair eyes,and i mean / the unique and nervously obscene

E. E. Cummings14

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The Expectations of YouI find it strange that when I look into your eyes I'm not met with an endless starry sky. The world around me doesn't freeze or turn monochrome around everyone but you. I don't see an endless sea or visions of a setting sun, no matter my determination. So how do I know it is love if it isn't as the words I've heard all my life describe? / Yet my heart still drops when you walk into the room, even when your focus is a place far off. People say it's like a flutter but this is far too heavy to use such a light word to describe such a feeling. It's painful, but I know it isn't something ominous or bad because it feels right. How do I know it is love if none if my words describe it right as they should? / I get it every time our eyes meet or you tilt your head and smile with your head in the clouds. I get it when you laugh to yourself or say something hardly above a whisper. When you focus so hard you ***** up and let out that silly sigh of aggravation and I feel such deep affection. Yet is it alright for me to say what I feel is love when I can't even tell myself what love is?

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The theory of letting goDear J, / I may be at a loss for words half the time, and the other half I might have too much to say, but I can almost always say this; I love you. I have felt fear and I have felt bravery and I have felt loss. I can look pictures of us and I can recall everything we did that day. I can listen to videos of you and I can tell what you felt. And I know that you didn't think I was paying attention, but I knew how you looked when you thought something was unfair. And I knew the look in your eyes when you saw the light just right in a sunset and you knew that nothing could ever be recreated quite like that. I felt the same way about you. / Wherever you are, know that loving someone isn't a matter of feeling something or not feeling something. It's a matter of knowing what you're feeling and when you need to let go.

@claire-elizabeth9

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