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Best Final Fantasy Poems


Final Fantasy
words travel miles
in herds 
dripping waterfalls of tears 
filled with irrational excuses 
conveying untold sorrow 

scurvy of soul 
multicolored by disease 
intangible to touch 
but tasted in depths 
of forlorn poetry 
floating on pages 
of background laughter 

definitions abstract 
among defined emotions
searching superior shadows 
for...

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Categories: final fantasy, introspection, life, on writing
Form: Free verse
Final Fantasy
Follow me and I will follow you only to sacrifice and pledge my soul.
Now known only as one!
Soaring in the winds with rapid inspirations exploding one by one,
It is your final fantasy to live again!
Victim of suicide revealed by fate and conquered by the depths...

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© Ann Rich  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: final fantasy, adventure, allegory, angst, faith,
Form: Narrative
Bugs Bunny As the Legendary Shuyin of Final Fantasy X-2
He came to me in a rhythm, an ordinary Black American woman, age 33
spilling gentile and Pinesol, and debris of his knee\
A couple of diamonds and pearls, said the dream, "Is the dreaming Awakening me, dearie?"
He showed me his face, his Rabbit hair, like a...

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Categories: final fantasy, appreciation,
Form: Free verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Premium Member War Between Mother and Daughter
War between mother and daughter
Queen Brahne of Alexandria shows certifiable behavior
Daughter Garnet is ready to take her down, and out if necessary
It may sound dark, but just part of a final fantasy that is begging to be released.
Mothers and daughters for centuries have been on...

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Categories: final fantasy, computer,
Form: Free verse
The Death of a Flower Girl
The Death Of A Flower Girl
"If hope hath flown away in a dream or in none, is it therefore the less
GONE?"


I met you in a Church garden, my crude-crafted polygonal character
crashing into your lovely high-definition pre-rendered flower-bed.
You tended me like one of your daffodils
Healing me...

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© Max Lewy  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: final fantasy, allegory, angel, angst, appreciation,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things