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Best Desecration Poems

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Premium Member Desecration of a Grave
“Here lieth baby Rachel
Born 10th Sept 1894 Died 30th Oct 1896”

Marble stone that lays above the head,
white chippings that blanket the body,
flowerless vase that sits...

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Categories: desecration, me,
Form: Narrative



Premium Member Love One Another
“Peace I leave with you
           my peace I give you
     ...

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Categories: desecration, death, depression, hate, hope,
Form: I do not know?
Escaping Humanity
Feeling the desolation, of smothering air
Hemmed in by crowds; the obliqueness of fear
Throng of the city and no sight of the sun
Incessant noise and the...

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Categories: desecration, change, conflict, nonsense,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Sawney Bean, Legend of a Cannibal - Written In Broad Scots Dialect
Thar was nae richt ae laddie sair
wha heft a cave 'side Galloway,
wi' nae jaiken he griftit dare
as he was nae tae lippen tae.

Ill-naitur'd  fishwife...

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Categories: desecration, history,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Open Your Eyes To the Truth
Another war crime to add onto a bucket list 
that goes on far beyond our mind
 
Another human rights violation unheard of
when is this world...

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Categories: desecration, abortion, animal, baptism, blessing,
Form: Couplet



Purge Our Consciences
From my lowly bachelor’s house
Proudly christened ‘Embassy Fair’
I woke up to the chirping of birds
On the trees above and across the vale
And the riverine bushes...

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Categories: desecration, prayer,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Survivor
Lying in my bed one night ,
I hear the quiet,
It does not feel at all right,
Something is about to take place,
In this disunited human race,
And...

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Categories: desecration, humanity, universe,
Form: Free verse
Newly Conceived Sunshine
As the sun awakens the forest,
   I ascend the faded trail.
   A doe and her fawn spring,
   startled by...

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© Wayne Hill  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: desecration, corruption, light, morning, mountains,
Form: Free verse
All We Can Abolish
Horrid hellion hunger that rips apart the soul
Sadly starving siblings where death takes its toll
Crippled children crying a mother lives in hell
While wicked ways of...

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Categories: desecration, abuse, anger, corruption, death,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Ruination -- January 06, 2021
~ Certification Anticipation ~

     Infestation
     Germination
     Mobilization

     Bloviation-Condemnation
 ...

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Categories: desecration, america, betrayal, sad, scary,
Form: Monorhyme
Premium Member Soldier Poet
For years he proudly wore the uniform of his beloved nation,
Fighting in many conflicts seeing mankind's terrible desecration.
In the heat of battle he often looked...

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Categories: desecration, peacechildren,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member King Tut's Curse
Holographic forms formed life anew.
As colorful lives on walls came true.
These walls that held secrets from the past,
Ancient secrets hushed unveiled at last.

Hieroglyphs now waking...

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Categories: desecration, destiny, judgement, people,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Creative Climates For Thinkingfeeling
We are each a new way of bilateral becoming and thinking
about what a mind with body is,
where these are headed,
individually,
and as a part.

Thinking about what...

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Categories: desecration, health, math, paradise, political,
Form: Prose Poetry
Haiti
January twelfth two thousand and ten
   witnessed near annihilation and destruction 
   of the Haitian nation
whereby countless/ nameless individuals 
 ...

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Categories: desecration, abuse, anger, black african
Form: Elegiac Lyric
Premium Member If I Understand It
If I understand correctly,
and this seems infinitesimally likely,
which is nearly infinitely unlikely,
but anyway,
If we do think bilaterally,
then we have regular imagined
and remembered,
reweaving and unweaving,
diversity through...

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Categories: desecration, culture, gender, health, humor,
Form: Political Verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things