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"cameos" poems

17 poems containing "cameos"

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Fate and WillThe great dialectic remains between fate and free will. / I'm prepared to defend the notion that fat

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CISTERNNo place for roleplay in this / illumined shrine of sanctified / skin and porcelain / where the most

@steven-fortune3m

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the searchperfect poise / between diction / imagery and tone / measured rhythms / and true fine feelings / tha

@david-mungoshi2m

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the director*leaving the theatre, he tapped, twice, the hood of a parked police car, lifted lipstick from a drun

@barton-d-smock3m

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EulogyI knew her better than any of you / And maybe her less / I know not when she died / Or how she went

@hidingwithharley3m

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Reply To FearThis country divides us. / Only cameos were / displayed. / The ache of the holy river / was your bod

@satsih-verma1m

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The Mural of My WordsI am painting a mural with my words, / Cameos, sublime, Turquoise, / line my blue bell filled path /

@blackheat-deshanti1m

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immortali. / dusk doesn’t feel like an end to me. / gladly, we play hide and seek amongst monuments / made i

@lesspreciousmetals3m

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the director(another slight edit) / *leaving the theatre, he tapped, twice, the hood of a parked police car, lif

@barton-d-smock3m

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via syllables to define punctuation / punctuation per sei see it like this: / i know the teenagers / have the outlet we never had, / we had to invent the gr

@removed.polaroid-scrabble2m

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Universe-in-a-jarSome people are made to break. / Some people are made to last. / Some people are made out of brittle

@LittleBirdWitch2m

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Meteorologist : Sun to Seameteorite radiates z o o o m m i n g / crashes onto / Three Anchor Bay turquoise / sky dust onto bea

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Worm Cakeearth wakes like a blinking marble / worm cake / ravine of ravenous hunger / breathing bowl of fruit

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nazi or no nazican't beat / the SS grey kicking the / SA khaki silly... / in terms of fashion? / no one can beat /

@removed.polaroid-scrabble3m

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