Best Final Stage Poems
Below are the all-time best Final Stage poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of final stage poems written by PoetrySoup members
DeathbedLying in bed..
In my deathbed
Don't have much time..
I am filled..
with nostalgia..
Memories of which I will always cherish..
Within my deepest thoughts
I imagine I am a child...
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Categories:
final stage, death, deep, fear, spiritual,
Form:
Free verse
Before the Gates of Alahsar - Version - 2 - 25The shield riders heading over the Dunlaven bridge,
They ride as swift as the wind,
already their weapons were ready,
they did glint, not, in the deepening shadow.
Ride...
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Categories:
final stage, dark, death, dream, fantasy,
Form:
Epic
The Butterfly Flutters ByAs I stand on the shore of lake Huron in Ontario, Canada
Marveling at all the beauty with autumn at her peek
I see what I...
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Categories:
final stage, miracle, nature,
Form:
Prose
Oblivion - Monoku
for all things, the only absolute- oblivion, the final stage
March 30, 2019
Contest: Monoku Pick A Picture What Cha See #2
Sponsor: James Edward Lee Sr.
Picture #1
...
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Categories:
final stage, death, life,
Form:
Monoku
After ForeverWith Big Bang flash, our Universe was spun,
exploding with a force that quickly spread.
...
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Categories:
final stage, death, stars, universe, world,
Form:
Sonnet
Death, Where Are You
So breathless, weak, confined to bed
Taut, sallow skin, eyes sunk in head
To these sad days, her life has led...
...
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Categories:
final stage, death,
Form:
Rhyme
Starry RemaindersRemains of stars adorn the sky
with nebulae aglow on high
in stunning patterns that romance
the wondering stargazer’s glance
or simply senses mystify.
While stellar orbs are born and...
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Categories:
final stage, creation, humanity, inspiration, nature,
Form:
Rondeau
Don'T ForgetDon’t Forget
When my journey nears its final stage
And my memory is not clear
Do not fret or ever forget
How much I loved you dear.
I may forget...
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Categories:
final stage, age, children, identity, memory,
Form:
Rhyme
The Song of the 2014 Stanley Cup PlayoffsTYPICAL 30 - The Start of the 2013-2014 NHL Season
30 of them began their battle with hopeful beginnings
But 14 of them will have their early...
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Categories:
final stage, fun, games, hockey, pride,
Form:
Narrative
A Thought and a Poem On SpringWhile watching the expansions of cities I felt too sad one day. In order to create more roofs and houses, Green fields were slaughtered...
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Categories:
final stage, nature,
Form:
Prose Poetry
DestinyWho knows what the future holds?
Fate laughs loudly in our faces.
Scientists say our sun will die
becoming firstly a red star.
Its final stage they predict
will be...
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Categories:
final stage, destiny,
Form:
Verse
Manic Depressive ClimatesDepression is like dying
without hope this process will end well,
without remediation
at least not for my closely held ego-identity,
and despair
this turning inward
creates a cocoon by...
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Categories:
final stage, beauty, culture, depression, health,
Form:
Political Verse
Remembering Radical RelativesExplain your historical evolution radically, inclusively, expansively, good-humoredly;
not carefully, deductively, reductively, sarcastically.
We once had a school of thought
among up and coming geneticists and historians
that...
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Categories:
final stage, beauty, culture, health, humor,
Form:
Prose Poetry
ExtinctionAll things have a beginning and an end
with birth and death. The fate of tiny fleas,
to vast, unfathomed galaxies- portend
there are no steady-state eternities.
But...
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Categories:
final stage, death, earth, life, universe,
Form:
Rhyme
The North Pole JourneyAs we approached the ice bergs our ship seemed tiny
they towered high above us as we crept into the bay
we could see the Eskimo's and...
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Categories:
final stage, dark, snow, winter,
Form:
Prose Poetry