Best Crevasse Poems
Below are the all-time best Crevasse poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of crevasse poems written by PoetrySoup members
12,045 Days ......(And Counting)My affirmation deceitfully severed
forever robbed by selfishness
Left to tackle life alone
Tumbling in the wake of my dad's mess
He left when I was three
The...
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Categories:
crevasse, family, father, lifeson, dad,
Form:
Quatrain
User Name and Password"User name" and "password"
That's all you need to know.
Type them in , press "enter"
Then you’re fine to go.
Sounds quite simple really,
Till your memory starts...
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Categories:
crevasse, computer, humor,
Form:
Rhyme
EmergentHow can one man find
More faith in a crevasse of Siula Grande,
Than most will ever know,
Sitting beneath a pulpit on Sunday?
Dulling the truth to grow...
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Categories:
crevasse, bible, christian, dark, death,
Form:
Didactic
My Soul, Is Freedom's JourneyBlowing through a vast crevasse –
from whirling tempest;
to calming balm on wounded skin;
to constant howl;
to sunlit kiss, onto warm lips –
I am a promise,...
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Categories:
crevasse, faith, inspirational, introspection, thank
Form:
Free verse
Hidden MountainsA solo pilot, lost in snow,
in a jagged mountain pass.
His eyes are trained upon each tree,
and the shape of each crevasse…
In an open-cockpit time machine,
the...
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Categories:
crevasse, adventure, conflict, courage, fear,
Form:
Rhyme
Dancing With the StarsMother Earth bearded with trees,
Blanketed with skin of sod,
Her stony organs composed
of caves, caverns and caches,
Banking precious minerals and gems.
Sustained by the Solar...
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Categories:
crevasse, nature, scienceblue,
Form:
Free verse
Mountains I Have TraveledThere are mountains I have traveled
where the roaring streams of life
have caught me in their torrents
down below the murky strife.
My feet denied a stony crevasse
in...
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Categories:
crevasse, life, metaphor, mountains,
Form:
Lyric
Thoughts of Black Or White Or the Grayest GrayMy eyes wide through window stand
Sun rising compel thoughts of black or white or the grayest gray
Discernment from reality which is left or right...
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Categories:
crevasse, love, nature, perspective,
Form:
Rhyme
Hurricane WarningOne flower almost gray
but visibly not
Brushed by a breeze on
concrete wet
Emerged from a crevasse
along the corner
Forced to hold on to its
limited yellow
Open to suggestion
More...
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Categories:
crevasse, absence, appreciation, conflict, image,
Form:
Free verse
Desert TearsDesert Tears
Vast reservoirs of desert particles
Desert tears are sand grains lifted on the wind
They cry out to fill dunes to capacity
Pyramids of tears paying homage...
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Categories:
crevasse, cry, death, identity, image,
Form:
Free verse
In the Hush of My SanctuaryIn my sanctuary’s hush, Poe’s tales I clasp,
Into his world, I plunge, a breath, a rasp.
Beneath the creaking floorboards, a heart's pulse
In my mind, it...
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Categories:
crevasse, death, fear, halloween, heart,
Form:
Rhyme
A Mote of DustA mote of dust travels through the air
blown this way and that across the lands.
Finally after many miles it is entrapped
in a rocky crevasse where...
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Categories:
crevasse, life, nature,
Form:
Personification
Transmigration of the WindThe strong gust of wind was cut off from its source; a frigid early spring blast that swept across a lofty mountain range, high above...
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Categories:
crevasse, imagery, journey, nature, sky,
Form:
Prose
An Inuit's Longing For HomeOh that I could speak with the Northern Lights,
And commune with the Spirits therein.
Or dance to the tunes of the Arctic wastes,
Return to a life...
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Categories:
crevasse, nostalgia,
Form:
Narrative
The Ships Have Set SailSilently waiting amidst the full moon's sink'd smile,
Farfetch’d upon the grazing winds of steeping mountains,
Seemingly dead eyes, tear’d and wash’d and wash’d,
Flow of glaciers and...
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Categories:
crevasse, imagination, life,
Form:
I do not know?