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Best Gravelly Poems

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Premium Member Gnarled
In a forest grove, where shadows dance,
Stands a gnarled tree, a symbol of chance.
Its twisted branches reach towards the sky,
A source of inspiration, none can...

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© Jay Narain  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: gravelly, spiritual,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Fearing the Vision
I felt our trouble brewing like a raging wind
and I, helpless to escape its stinging wrath.
In long dark corridors where he had sinned
I watched him...

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© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: gravelly, dark, dream, fear,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Melancholy
MELANCHOLY

Why destroy my sunny day with storms,
wipe the smile from my twinkling eyes, dimpled cheeks?

Like bony-fingers pulling me down, into the abyss,
darkening my hair and...

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Categories: gravelly, depression,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Antipoem 2
AntiPoem 2

You know only one thing and that is:
Dying is not on the agenda.

Let us march now inside St. Mary’s,
March reverently through these green repentant...

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Categories: gravelly, memory,
Form: Free verse
Light On the Devil's Chord - Day 29
Somehow, 
Forward, and headlong
I knew it was day again

There was a shift in the dark mutterings of the Devil,
Who now refused to sleep as I...

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Categories: gravelly, adventure, bible, conflict, endurance,
Form: Epic



Premium Member In Search of the Quiet
I’m tilling to forget that night 
of fire and betrayal.
Turning the soil over, over and over,
over days months eons.

Waiting to be fed when belly
aches with...

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Categories: gravelly, adventure, angst, hope, loss,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Zatoichi's Theme Song
I thought it would be fun to pretend to translate 
a yakuza-enka (gambler folk song) by Shintaro Katsu, 
to be sung with gravelly grave seriousness.

Nobody...

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Categories: gravelly, games, hero, humor, murder,
Form: Lyric
Road
My acquaintance with poetry in general and the simplistic literary brilliance of Robert Frost in particular, came at a relatively early age. My mother would...

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Categories: gravelly, age, perspective, , cute,
Form: Bio
Symbol of Freedom
Freedom aint Freedom, said the gravelly Voice
the beauty of Freedom is that it gives you a Choice
the symbol of Freedom lies in Old Glory
Normandy, Okinawa,...

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Categories: gravelly, freedom, patriotic, peace, pride,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Blazing Beast
The ground gaped garishly, gored with ghastly gouges of glowing, gravelly gobs ...

Finally unfettered from a frigid firmament, flames flung fiery, flaring fingers 
 ...

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Categories: gravelly, fire, hero, nature,
Form: Alliteration
Premium Member Earth Element-California Gold
Just a little rock
Found in a gravelly stream
It changed history


3/8/16...

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Categories: gravelly, history,
Form: Senryu
Light On the Devil's Chord - Day 37
I heard two distinct voices in the night,
Conversing amongst themselves most eagerly
They whispered like children in excitement
Their sardonic mouths sung many savvy tunes
It was Death...

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Categories: gravelly, change, death, gothic, grave,
Form: Epic
In His Eyes
In his eyes I saw curiosity 
as he crawled towards his mother's warmth, bold
In his eyes I saw confusion
As she turned her back to him,...

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Categories: gravelly, abuse, age, anger, best
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Full of Hope
Hope is the only thing that keeps me alive
Every day I push myself to strive 
Lord thank you, just these two words describe how I’m...

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Categories: gravelly, care, hope, inspirational, joy,
Form: Rhyme
Stale Rum
Under the wind 
of an electric fan
the old balladeer sounds 
like a tired man,
blinks his bleary eyes 
as fast as he can;


breath reeks of nicotine...

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Categories: gravelly, work
Form: Rhyme

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