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Dramatic Monologue Poems | Dramatic Monologue Examples

Trust
How can True trust Faith when lies begin to escape, You are the reason why I hide my face with a Smile or a Cape, Because I can't forget what you Took and what you keep Taking, My Heart keeps on breaking daily, that is why I am Inhaling, These Drugs I Breath, I just can't Believe, Life is full of...

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Categories: abuse, addiction, butterfly, child
Form: Dramatic Monologue
To Ponder or Not to Ponder
To ponder or not to ponder - that is the question. Is it a waste of my precious seconds, minutes, hours To dwell on the questions that plague my mind? I spend my waking and waning hours mulling and considering, Crashing waves of question marks and possibilities Dance around in my mind's eye, quelling the beast of sleep. A skeptical girl's...

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Categories: 11th grade, conflict, devotion,
Form: Dramatic Monologue



No life, No death
Oh death The fear of countless souls I adore your kiss I need you close When will we meet? When shall you come? It's too long a wait Please come tonight I don't know you I know life is a tsunami Perhaps you can rescue me Where shall we meet? Oh life The lover of the lifeless I've honored your presence I gave you my all Why...

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Categories: confusion, grief, hyperbole, imagery,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Behind A Late Sky
I've cut through life with grand experience. Now I'm old and standing on the precipice where a man finds what really matters. The dance of life gradually slows down, with nothing but a pocketful of memories. Facing that last hurrah and the joys and sorrows that make life all the more lived. ...

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Categories: life,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
My sheep hear My voice and they follow Me John 10:27
Train up a child in the way that (she) should go and when (she) is old she shall not depart from it. Proverbs 22:6 This Bible verse uses the first person singular masculine pronoun of he and not she; however, since this is my own personal journal entry, I choose to use the first person singular...

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Categories: 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Dramatic Monologue



Have we lost our first love for Jesus Christ
O Gracious and Holy Almighty God and Everlasting Father, Have your redeemed children lost our first love for Thee? Is your only begotten Son, Jesus Christ, no longer taking His center stage and rightful place in our all too hectic lives? Don't we know when it was the last time that watery tear drops Freely flowed from our eyes, when...

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Categories: 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Is the time of our departure from earth near part two
O how it is so very clear that our departure in rapture's flight of 777 Is alas also so very near and it could be departing any moment of Every single solitary day. That is why Jesus tells us "fear not and Don't be afraid." When I am coming for my children in the middle Of that...

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Categories: 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Forever and Always
When I open my eyes, I want to see you next to me, Forever and always. Your arms are where I belong, in the darkest of nights and in morning's dew. So, night and day, we are friends and lovers, forever and always. "I love you" is a mistake I'll make; my heart belongs to you forever and always. I...

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Categories: best friend, boyfriend, for
Form: Dramatic Monologue
REBIRTH
I know how many times I betrayed me. How many times I chose them over me. How much of my worth I gave to people who never deserved a second of my time. I gave my all to the undeserving. To the selfish. To the weak. To those who couldn’t even respect themselves, let alone me. I poured everything into nothing. But that...

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Categories: birthday, change, emotions, relationship,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Premium Member Therapy Sessions
**Therapy Session** Some people insist that a demon exists within all of us. A rapist is nothing more than a thief, And it's clear that some public defenders Don’t have more intelligence than their clients. Remember, you are not obligated to serve as a juror in every case. With that understanding, creating a mental trend becomes straightforward. It's astonishing...

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Categories: absence, abuse, age, butterfly,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Premium Member The Old Man
He walks the dark alley's, unforeseen roaming His life finds worthless circumstances to nature existence Belly rumbles hunger, need a dying sleepless thirst Once on a path to something before nothing Stricken from life the dignity must swallow He crumbles in streets, his pain felt deep What am I but a man of worldly demise...

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Categories: character, deep, emotions, endurance,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Premium Member Cryptic Cipher in the Crypt
(Begin: There is no beginning.) (O' my--not again--you should not have started.) The quill burrows. No--splinters. No--fractures. No--was never here. Ink spills--no--veins spill--no--veins collapse--no--veins rewrite. The vowels--black-lipped--no--the ink coagulates--the ink tightens--the ink breathes- acrid, metallic, it stings the tongue. Teeth in the--grain. Teeth in the letters. Teeth in me--no--teeth in you--no--teeth in the mirror- splinters in the gum's raw edge. (First...

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Categories: confusion, dark, meaningful, mystery,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Premium Member Coral and Lime stone
Coral and Limestone** You can take the country out of me, but the essence of acid lime runs through my veins like an indelible mark of my heritage. Growing up on the island was a unique blessing, where the roots of kinship ran deep and everyone seemed connected by an invisible thread. It was a place...

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Categories: angst, celebration, character, confidence,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Premium Member My answer is affirm No to his request
Just name the day, and I will be there. This morning, the notification bells woke me up. With sleep still in my eyes, I reached for my phone. The tone lingered from that text in my ear: "Annie, I love you, despite the tears." We cannot ignore the world and...

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Categories: adventure, anxiety, devotion, drug,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Premium Member JUST-
JUST IF I could smell you, Would you smell like our Father; If I look at you do I see God; If I could taste you would you be liken manna; If I could hold you, you'll be liken second skin; If I could speak to you would you listen? If I wereto dream of you would you...

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Categories: analogy, appreciation, beautiful, inspirational
Form: Dramatic Monologue

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