Best Fatalistic Poems
God Knows Where I Am-'Lost In Phantom Night'
...Walking corridors of derailed delusions
I welcome my created confined confusions
For I am lost in phantom night...
I dance with demons deploying death
Desirous destruction of my life’s last bre......
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Categories:
fatalistic, abuse, depression, loneliness,
Form:
Rhyme
Ophelia: the Evergreen Heroine of Shakespearean Tragedy
...The quintessential of nyctophilia, wrapped in bridal attire, slowly and slowly as in somnambulism there goes the heroine of timeless tragedy to supersede her lovers feigned insanity.
Her beloved f......
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Categories:
fatalistic, angst, anxiety, books, conflict,
Form:
Free verse
Between All Or Nothing
...There is balance in the rhythm of life
A give and take for which we strive
In the middle between all or nothing
We find our own path to survive
Caring for others unconditionally
An altruistic......
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Categories:
fatalistic, care, caregiving, giving, metaphor,
Form:
Rhyme
Constructing Catacombs
...Constructing Catacombs
Desirous death, a submersed breath, the walls in a carious crumble
Living life, a surgical serrate strife, as we stand surreal and stumble
Baneful blood, a f......
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Categories:
fatalistic, dark, death, destiny,
Form:
Rhyme
Expialidocious Love
...
Wonderful love dreams thrilled young Cali.
She sung of such with good friend, Sally.
Extraordinary and precocious,
her thoughts felt expialidocious.
Expialidocious were heart thumps.
Precoci......
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Categories:
fatalistic, confidence, crush, cute love,
Form:
Rhyme
Pray For Rain
...
When heaven is shut up, and there is no rain,
because they have sinned against thee; if they
pray toward this place, and confess thy name,
and turn from their sin ...
Then hear thou in heav......
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Categories:
fatalistic, prayer, spiritual, truth, wisdom,
Form:
Rhyme Royal
Deep In My Soul, Something's Not Right
...It seems that I write and I write and I write
and somehow that's not really alright
to fritter away these precious moments
Just when did I assume I'd the right...
I sense that it's beco......
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Categories:
fatalistic, perspective, sad, write,
Form:
Rhyme
We're Still Here
......en l'an soixante-dix de mon age...
All the familiar names from our youth
now belong to aged, unfamiliar faces.
Even my own reflection startles
as I pass the mirror
hanging in the hall.
Sud......
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Categories:
fatalistic, age, angst, change, image,
Form:
Free verse
A Journeyman
...A Journeyman
Prologue and Epitaph:
I am the fool, the jester, clown, a harlequin, charade, façade of many
shades and colours, mascara over broken fragments, dead and gone
1) Megalomaniac ch......
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Categories:
fatalistic, life,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
Various Heresies 2
...Various Heresies 2
You
by Michael R. Burch
For thirty years You have not spoken to me;
I heard the dull hollow echo of silence
as though strange communion between us.
For thirty years You......
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Categories:
fatalistic, atheist, bible, christian, god,
Form:
Verse
Han
...Han(1) is the mang-bu-sok.(2)
Han is the tears,
the tears of a sorrowful woman
who waited and waited to the good news
that of the husband, who left her a long time ago,
turned into a rock on the......
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Categories:
fatalistic, anxiety, imagery, metaphor, miss
Form:
Narrative
The True Immortal
...White grains for brains
His thoughts are anointed seed
Spirits germinate where gladiators once fell
And mere mortals can taste a drop of eternity
Occasionally, like rice
They give rise to empire......
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Categories:
fatalistic,
Form:
Epic
Morgan Le Fay To Morgan Le Biatch
...On unbearably pleasant days
she beckons the ferryman
to taxi her to the
dark places of her past
to stock up on bitterness,
envy, rancor
a delusional cocktail for the
attention-starved addict
......
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Categories:
fatalistic, friendship, life, people,
Form:
First They Came For the Muslims
...First they came for the Muslims
after Martin Niemoller
First they came for the Muslims
and I did not speak out
because I was not a Muslim.
Then they came for the homosexuals
and ......
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Categories:
fatalistic, culture, discrimination, faith, god,
Form:
Free verse
Someone's Journey
...There was an initial
step taken
unsteady and unsure.
In time the pace increased
as curiosity endured.
Once adept and confident
the toddler ventured
on much longer treks.
In the light of day
youthf......
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Categories:
fatalistic, journey,
Form:
Rengay