Appalling Poems - Poems about Appalling

Where there's a will there's a funeral death is a fact of life a grave undertaking for a mortician and one day some day you and I will wake up dead hopefully the lifetime led was of our own making too late for looking back no regrets and yet it's appalling when we wind up in a winding sheet waiting on that beir aside from six feet under where do we go from...

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Daunting I am here, merely a fear worth haunting. In dearly & aware so exhausting, clearly there & defaulting. Nearly Despair Appalling, severely I swear it isn’t stopping....

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I am one of the oldest trees around. My roots grow aggressively and deep in the ground. I am a sycamore, most regal and proud. My branches so high I can touch a cloud. I'm usually found near wetlands and streams. My thirst is unquenchable, or so it may seem. I've weathered many seasons, endured the test of time, but recently my...

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Lamenting appalling heartbreaking mistreatment... nonagenarian father experiences at Normandy Farms Though dead, I gauge these past one hundred and four plus months linkedin with Gregorian calendar page mine mother would be aghast at deplorable inhumane outrage played out upon Normandy Farms - Bluebell, Pennsylvania site where papa (a pricey senior folk facility), he doth stage his final showdown consigning grim reaper to tender body, mind, and spirit...

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golden grave diggers ...

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She came out of the water, naked, free, and without a care, skin smooth, soft, and wonderfully bare, the man’s face was expressionless, unreadable, pale, and cold, her attitude nevertheless was sweet and her actions bold, his face drawn to a frown of distaste, and his disrespect for beauty was a disgrace, and it was clearly written across his face, he looked up at...

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the shouting and cursing, the betting and arguing among the drunken dockyard crowd rises to a feverish pitch and ...

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