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Best Heaviness Poems

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Premium Member If Only
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      . . gravity were graceful, giving and gracious
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Categories: heaviness, hope, life,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member ''Death of a Friend''
death is near-
a fading out    tomorrow will never be-
gone away        an empty shell will dwell

birds...

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Categories: heaviness, death, death of a
Form: Free verse
When I Leave You
[A love poem for my wife of 43 years] 


When I leave you...
it won't be out of anger, 
it won't be out of jealousy, 
it...

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Categories: heaviness, absence, bereavement, devotion, farewell,
Form: Free verse
Picture of Painted Pain
Taken this worn path ,he'd 
taken so many times before
To his one and only true love,
he will always adore

His destination marked Riekers, 
sprinkled with fresh...

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Categories: heaviness, child, dad, death, mom,
Form: Rhyme
On the Backslide
another somber rise of day through autumn's reign
where clouded thoughts backslide through eyes
while the anguish of my pain lies misted in the lash of october's...

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Categories: heaviness, autumn, feelings, sometimes,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member The Story of the Grand Piano
She was a grand piano: grand in structure, grand in beauty, grand in quality 
of sound. She had captured the heart of every pianist who...

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Categories: heaviness, allegory, betrayal, music,
Form: Prose
Premium Member Thoughts of a Very Old Apartment
Winter is approaching.
 I feel it in my floorboards; in my baseboards;
in every nook and cranny.
I wait to be filled again at this time of...

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Categories: heaviness, life, me,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Discomfort Notwithstanding
hanging in the air
humidity’s heaviness . . .
the river’s slow crawl


On the Mississippi lies the beautiful little city where I once lived. How many times...

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Categories: heaviness, life,
Form: Haibun
Transcendence
A tent of brightly coloured wool 
Along an effervescent pool
Filled with deliciously cool streams
This would last a week and I would surely weep
For in my...

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Categories: heaviness, allusion, arabic, beauty, deep,
Form: Romanticism
Premium Member Dawn Blessings From God For Mankind
Azure-accentuated ambiance awaits aspiring artists
Baby’s birth brings blessings, blowing boredom-blues
Cool calmness charms circumspect chefs to create cuisine cravings 
Daybreak dos and don’ts discipline drivers from...

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Categories: heaviness, appreciation, blessing, encouraging, faith,
Form: Abecedarian
Premium Member At Gethsemene
Today is Good Friday. Jesus, the Nazarene, who robbed no one, cheated no one, who loved all, healed the sick and performed only acts of...

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Categories: heaviness, angst, betrayal, cry, death,
Form: Free verse
Monster
Tell me what you're afraid to lose
  tell me what you're afraid to keep
    all that keeps you awake at night
...

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Categories: heaviness, beauty, bird, desire, metaphor,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Come To Me
Stretched out on wing of weariness,
The total collapse of the flesh.
Arms and legs, limp and pitiless.
The world’s escarpments hurt..enmesh.

Come to me, says the one buried…
Who...

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Categories: heaviness, christian,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Keep
"Cepan- Old English 

to keep (an eye on); observe; regard
to keep (stock of)
to keep (to follow a rule); betake oneself to; meditate
to await; bear
to desire;...

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Categories: heaviness, spiritual,
Form: Free verse
The Fraud
a hallway.  offices.  tinted sunlight.  
people who have forgotten my name.  
but i am here.  
and then a room. ...

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© Sam Toil  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: heaviness, angst, fear, introspection, jobs,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things