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Best Eath Poems

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Premium Member Sharp Sword
Steel
Hilted
 Arced or straight
 Razor edge with
Point
~
 Sharp
 Weapon
 Of conflict
Reflects sunlight
 Death



Written on 20th March 2019-03-20

For light up the page 3 poetry contest

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Categories: eath, sunshine, war,
Form: Lanterne



Premium Member Rusted Memories Decaying
Ravaged and forgotten, I await my fate in this junkyard,
Under the fierce sun and pouring rain and snow . . . but,
Still within this rusted...

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Categories: car, death, memory,
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member Message In a Bottle
What trouble’s brewed in the sea. The bold lettering spells it out.

- says the poet

MESSAGE IN A BOTTLE

B  eached on this death trap island,...

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Categories: eath, beach, conflict,
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member Death
Death is an indissoluble shadow that follows us all.
Earthly life being transient and fleeting as a bubble,
A heavenly abode of sheer bliss waits at our...

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Categories: appreciation, beauty, death,
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member The Crocodile Hunter (Acrostic)
T his great soul by the name of Steve Irwin
H as left this world doing what he loved most . . .
E nlightening us with...

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Categories: eath, animals, education, loss
Form: Acrostic



Premium Member Seize the Day Carpe Diem Acrostic
S ap that flows through 
E very fibre of all the branches
I n the multitude of trees with
Z eal and vigor 
E asily will...

T ime...

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Categories: eath, celebration, courage, inspirational, life,
Form: Carpe Diem
Premium Member Rip -Roaring
R andom radicals rush rip-roariously on ward 
O nerously oggling on-lookers abroad
A nnealing axle-grease atop ankle-high boots   
D eliberately dashing dilettante seekers
T raveling...

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Categories: eath, addiction, travel,
Form: Alliteration
Hear Me O Lord
H is breath was growing shallow, as the 
E vening sun dipped behind the clouds
A ugmenting the shadows cast around the 
R oom where she...

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Categories: death, husband, loss
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member Paradise Lost
PARADISE LOST

P oisonous minds roamed in Valley of joy, 
A nd their mission was to kill and destroy.
R uthless bullets pierced the innocent hearts,
A ngry...

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Categories: eath, lost, memory, sad,
Form: Acrostic
Romantic
R emember that night we first met,
O ver by the fountain in the square?
M y heart skipped a beat seeing you there.
A lready in love...

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Categories: eath, boyfriend, marriage, romantic love,
Form: Acrostic
Nuclear Waste Medicine Convention
My friends Rosie, Hammond and me
Had insomnia and were in the kitchen one Sunday
Discussing The Nuclear Waste Medicine Convention
We wined and dined and had a...

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Categories: eath, funny
Form: Free verse
Deadly Nightshade
D  on't do it 
E  ven the Gods will cry 
A  rt is only illusion 
D  espite your pain 
L  oneliness is human 
Y  ears...

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Categories: eath, change,
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member Vendetta
Venom secreting minds on a constant attack on each other
Endless malice with revenge taking turns over and over again
No tolerance for peace as violence rules...

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Categories: eath, emotions, life, violence, wisdom,
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member Stranglehold
Sue's husband was a control freak
Ted told her what to do and when to do it
Right down to what and when to eat 
And what...

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Categories: eath, abuse, dark, relationship,
Form: Acrostic
Draconian I
[The Cypress Is In Bloom]
The cypress is in bloom
I see the evil, the efflorescence of decadent doom
Eloigning, with thy clandestines of the Dead September's reign
My...

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Categories: allegory, angst, animals, death,
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs