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Best Interred Poems


Interred
Literal is not,

the fake climb is aunt,

and a stake in the attrition not an alimony as you can see clearly in me...I do not assuage an empire-

I follow in the most economical exigencies,

as one is up, another is down my friend....

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Categories: interred, absence, addiction, adventure, allusion,
Form: Free verse
Nature Interred
Wint'ry coats mingle
With dirty roads, revealing
Mankind's civil sin....

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© Aaron Crow  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: interred, nature, philosophy
Form: Haiku
Heavenly Interred
Thoughts etched in obsidian, 
A wharf rock verdant-
Wisps of color, 
Like a jade curved smith. 
To hew out crevices of the wast'd rock, 
Wind washed and sand clothed-
Pulsating taking solitude, 
With angels milling about, 
deceptive in their demeanor, 
Like newborn locusts, 
Death is taken captive....

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© Marugu Mo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: interred, introspection, life, loneliness,
Form: Free verse

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SOMBRE SOLILOQUY
The journey lasted for not more than forty glorious and blessed years
Before your smiles gradually faded as you journeyed to a land far away, 
The hearse swallowed you into its belly, while hearkening not to our fears,
It sirened off with the streams of our cries...

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Categories: interred, death of a friend,
Form: Elegy

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry