Best Jaggedly Poems
Nature's LoveThe brook follows the path of least resistance
It does not confront obstacles
It embraces them
Nature knows not war
The landscape is tranquil, peaceful
Nature likes it that way
Rolling shades of green sprinkle the velvet hills with
A myriad display of colorful flowers
Flaunting the multi-hues of the rainbow
The...
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Categories:
jaggedly, love, nature,
Form:
Prose
Death ComesDeath Comes
All arguments and denials were fruitless;
The deceased fell prey to the Master Thief.
The “One” whose icy-cold touch is . . .
Just Too Cold to Resist! . . . They Say!
No worries though . . . They Say:
“He looks so life-like!”
“He looks like he’s sleeping!”
“They...
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Categories:
jaggedly, change, dark, death, horror,
Form:
Lyric
The Badly Drawn GoatThe pencil now resting the image was 'testing' for the creature before him, (his badly-drawn drawin') had come out 'not right' somewhat twisted and tight.
The picture in question, it burst with suggestion, for lines that seemed solid too often turned squalid. With unfinished thoughts (and...
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Categories:
jaggedly, animal, creation, funny,
Form:
Rhyme
The Cry of a Broken HeartedHave you ever heard the cry of the broken hearted?
Whose heart bleeds as it pleads as a result to losing, the one girl, he needs
Humble your heart and mind and access with empathy; well enough to perceive it clearly
I must warn you, it’ll be the...
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Categories:
jaggedly, dedication, emotions, for her,
Form:
Free verse
Regrets
I return each year to make my peace
I wade through quilts of grass and stone
Beside the mounds, of cold damp earth
And pray it's true.......that angels hear
Will gather 'round to listen, now
I need to know that somewhere there
is someone close, to feel my breath
To...
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Categories:
jaggedly, appreciation, longing, sad, words,
Form:
Free verse
Good Ol' Triple-Six and the Eternal Drive-By - First Part(There's a thirteenth 'zodiacal' constellation, Ophiucus, The Serpent Wrestler/Holder, or the "Twelth Symbol," as here used. In some ancient cultures, serpents were revered as feminine symbols of rebirth/healing, and bees as symbols of wisdom, while Roman catholicism considered coffee to be the "wine of infidels"...
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Categories:
jaggedly, family, inspirational,
Form:
Free verse
Love Is Nature, Nature Is LoveLOVE IS NATURE, NATURE IS LOVE
and surely man is no inferior flower
to die unworthy of a second spring?
(John Clare – The Instinct of Hope)
The landscape is tranquil, peaceful and calm
Rolling shades of green sprinkle the velvet hills
Myriads of blushing flowers brighten the spirit
Nature...
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Categories:
jaggedly, love, nature,
Form:
Prose
Surreal NatureFirst frost has come overnight, and the quaking aspens have blanketed the hills with brilliant splashes of amber. Even the ruts in the driveway, are beautifully trimmed in rime, glistening in the touch of sunlight that has just now fondled the horizon. Finn,..our...
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Categories:
jaggedly, autumn, dog, nature, old,
Form:
Haibun
Sadness-'In Barren Fields'In Barren Fields
I jaggedly walk in barren fields
Where my brother waits for me
And angels descend with their shields
To protect his soul thru eternity
I gather strength to build my wills
Pensive and lost, cold and alone
Then I sit amongst the daffodils
Looking at his name scribed in stone
Tears...
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Categories:
jaggedly, death of a friend,
Form:
Quatrain
The Sun To This SonIt has been 40 days, now, since my mom’s passing to the afterlife
But my feeling of “lost-fullness” is as untainted and as vibrant as the first moon
Way too bright for my eyes to see, especially when, it’s my heart that’s doing the seeing
Everything becomes a...
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Categories:
jaggedly, love, mother, mother son,
Form:
Elegiac Lyric
A Crooked SorrowCanoe, golden brown inking rust colored depths, reflects the shape of my buried soul in rootless flight
Grassy banks envelop the waters and root the hoary trees that are the ghostly spectres bending
To reach for me with blackened toothed arms jaggedly carving silhouettes into the waning...
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Categories:
jaggedly, allusion, angst, life, loss,
Form:
Prose Poetry
The Deep-RootedShe stood there throughout the years knowing one day she would no longer encounter this earth.
Her fingers gripping the cold soil sinking in every inch of her hurt.
Her limbs hung low and her texture clung dry.
Her brittle hair barely gusting in the abandoned night sky.
Symbolic...
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Categories:
jaggedly, destiny, life, tree,
Form:
Rhyme
I Am FromI am from a place where the sun shines
Full of many many traffic signs.
I am from a place where we play baseball
WHACK
And umpires make calls.
I am from a place where there is an Arch
And where the cheese is full of starch.
I am from a place...
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Categories:
jaggedly, adventure,
Form:
Free verse
Turbulent StormsHopelessly drowning
Among raging emotions
Turmoil and broken pieces left floating
In the most dangerous of tides of time
Cracking off the barrier of a shell once whole
Chunks disappearing of a body unknown
Empty, incomplete jaggedly standing
Storms encompassing the bottomless landing
Crashing waves engulfing
Remnants immersed in the turbulent seas
Animosity surfacing in...
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Categories:
jaggedly, life, sad
Form:
Free verse
No Room For Gallows HumorKate Spade and Anthony Bourdain
both beloved affluential cognoscenti,
(took their life via cerebral hypoxia)
neither death can one explain
left family and friends to speculate
without lapsing into speculation
impossible...
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Categories:
jaggedly, 10th grade, 12th grade,
Form:
Free verse