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Best Grimmer Poems

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Premium Member Algol
When gazing Beta Persei,
a star with many ghoulish names, 
be wary of a winking eye,
for fluctuating flames
belie its evil aims. 

Ancient mariners would watch with...

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© Eric Cohen  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: grimmer, myth, mythology, star,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Mein Kampf My Struggle
…the seeds of neo-Nazism are germinating  
Markus Nierth, former mayor of Tröglitz, Germany 2015

Germany’s rock candy windows and cookie like shingles make seeing the...

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Categories: grimmer, anxiety, racism, , atheist,
Form: Haibun
After the Storm
O!  Afterthought, Thou art a stern Taskmaster!
Thy Glare’s as gentle, as is Sun on Snow!
O!  Heart!  Would She have stayed, if I...

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Categories: grimmer, analogy, assonance, conflict, death,
Form: Villanelle
Premium Member Wait Till Next Year
Wait till next year is a common baseball cry
Disappointment abounds, as the fans say goodbye
Not every year's a winner
This one was even grimmer
Maybe next year...

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Categories: grimmer, baseball,
Form: Limerick
Revelations
With ear to the ground
I felt a slight tremble,
like the stir of a whispering breeze
breaking its covenant of silence.

Stoically solemn hills
partially cloaked in roaming shadows,
the...

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Categories: grimmer, nature
Form: Free verse



Hiding In a Mirror
Sometimes you can hide yourself in a mirror
Not everything’s revealed within its glimmer
What you see is only your outer reflection
You’re only looking at lights reverse...

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Categories: grimmer, character, identity, image,
Form: Free verse
Rodney's Cup
Better days aged, 
Better days wretched 
Around the corner is bloomer,
Inside the room is the beholder,
Alterations on my robe,makes me reprise, 
All stands for a...

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Categories: grimmer, adventure,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Portrait of Mabel
As dawn cracks the sky
and yellow light leaks through 
The neighbourhood oracle begins her day, 
sets out her stall on the corner near the station
"The...

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Categories: grimmer, life, people, social, light,
Form: Free verse
Never To
You know I'm heartless,
But yet you insist on me having a soul,
Even if it does exist,
It must be dim,
Never to glow,
Never to shine,
Or even shimmer,
Only...

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Categories: grimmer, lost love,
Form: Free verse
They Were Dying, Part 6 of 7
(Marilyn Monroe speaks.)


River of No Return 

A desert is a bitter place. 
There's something cruel in endless space: 
it strips away the human scale. 

I...

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Categories: grimmer, film,
Form: Rhyme
Last Love Letter
Sails upon waters of shimmer
Blood red vibrance glowing dimmer
Twisted fate of Sanity increasingly slimmer
Lost Voice left alone to quietly simmer
Memories of faded emotions turning grimmer

Tears...

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Categories: grimmer, absence, dark, death, fate,
Form: Rhyme
A Monarch Butterfly
A monarch butterfly flew past.
I wondered if it was the last
‘Cause they are disappearing fast;
Our world will be much grimmer.

For climate change and pesticides,
Plus loss...

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Categories: grimmer, butterfly,
Form: Rhyme
River of No Return
Marilyn Monroe discusses making
"The Misfits"

A desert is a bitter place. 
There's something cruel in endless space: 
it strips away the human scale. 

I fear these...

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Categories: grimmer, film,
Form: Rhyme
The Plight of Subordinates
Time's pages are turning; folks are churning 
A better butter, worth bread's hard earning
Its unmistaken; bacon is burning
In thin, cheap, tin pans but we're all...

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© Lana Evans  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: grimmer, satire, social, work,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Party Reflections
My parties have become pretty lean
Ever since onset of Covid nineteen 
No more passing around fine liquor
drinking alone, in a hall of mirrors 

A new...

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Categories: grimmer, allegory, allusion, lonely,
Form: Rhyme

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