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Chronicle Poems - Poems about Chronicle

Chronicle Poems - Examples of all types of poems about chronicle to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read short, long, best, and famous examples for chronicle.
As if you were a bell chiming on the shores of oblivion
...As if you were a bell chiming on the shores of oblivion, A sweet murmur, yet dim, bathing in the cold waters of misunderstanding. And the world, imprisoned in the bars of indifference, has forgotte......Read the rest...
Categories: chronicle, fantasy,
Form: Free verse



Deep within our cosmic fabric hides
...Deep within our cosmic fabric hides The magical, mystical thought that carves the world into waves. The scarf of the evening pulls over the flight of winds, Like the celestial dawn that envelopes ......Read the rest...
Categories: chronicle, fantasy,
Form: Free verse
The Land of My Fathers
... By Cherbo Geeplay Africa, this sun drenched bliss, come to Botswana and see the terrific translucent creeks of Okavango Delta, as it blends with the sun rays and glistened. Let the unmist......Read the rest...
Categories: chronicle, africa, culture, eulogy,
Form: Rhyme
In the tumult of rays and shadows, I was born and grew
...In the tumult of rays and shadows, I was born and grew, Upon the altar of existence, self-sacrifices I laid to burn, to sanctify the past, "But how do you soothe this fragrance of pain?" with wide-......Read the rest...
Categories: chronicle, blue,
Form: Free verse
Find Me If You Can
...This website Won’t reach his sight Despite The invite, That’s why Without hesitation, A good explanation And careful observation I can come to say He won’t come today Won’t ever read t......Read the rest...
Categories: chronicle, betrayal, confusion, love,
Form: Rhyme



Plank and Axle
...Plank & axle Poem Lionel Derbyshire Two lad's halted child And mature men bolted out One chose the plank The other the axle And laboured hard The slog they had to do For a commission They......Read the rest...
Categories: chronicle, age, allusion, bereavement, child,
Form: Free verse
Grasp my hand, and your heart shall trail
...Grasp my hand, and your heart shall trail, Autumn drapes her scarf of flame o'er the trees sublime. Beneath our canopy of stars, we shall render each tale, In the hue of love, forever and for alwa......Read the rest...
Categories: chronicle, heart,
Form: Free verse
Antonio Lobo Antunes
...Antonio Lobo Antunes Writes a chronicle, which he claims is about Nothing that, for us, ( Nothing ) encompasses a mountain of words reflecting the need of the needs ofman Antonio protested again......Read the rest...
Categories: chronicle, angel, art, blessing, dream,
Form: Blank verse
Feeling Low?
...Sometimes its okay to feel low, it’s an ordinance of life to make you acquainted of rife that it is inevitably strident to grow. It’s his expedient to steer you to see the life’s chronicle vi......Read the rest...
Categories: chronicle, anxiety, emotions, encouraging, faith,
Form: Rhyme
Journal
...In pages blank, a world unfolds, Where secrets whispered, tales retold, A sanctuary beneath the quill, A silent space, where hearts distill. Ink meets paper, a timeless dance, A journal's grac......Read the rest...
Categories: chronicle, 8th grade,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Real Truth
...Written 14 October For: No. 1249 New Poetry Only Contest Sponsored by Brian Strand The Real Truth Transmitted over the ages......Read the rest...
Categories: chronicle, faith, god, men, spiritual,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Chronicle a Freed Verse
...CHRONICLR a romantic   advance insisted  .discerned catalogued   unstated an elegant   treatise formal & artificial intricately    disposed in a natural circumstance partial & unce......Read the rest...
Categories: chronicle, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Write Me - II
...Write Me your ballad of beliefs your epistle of emotions your parable of paradigms your chronicle of convictions Und......Read the rest...
Categories: chronicle, life, write, writing,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Mask of Labradorite
...Thrice the night—the day!—both fell to sleepless slumber, But now in Spring, though yet again: The third was three in number. I sense a wince remind itself, Of what it means to be, Instead to ......Read the rest...
Categories: chronicle, corruption, imagination, judgement, life,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Courting
...He's poised at the threshold, ready to husk flight. His limbs are tense, and he seems to be in a plight. A deep pit awaits him below, as the sky is limitless. The time is here for him ......Read the rest...
Categories: chronicle, analogy, appreciation, beauty, bird,
Form: Rhyme

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