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Best Loose End Poems

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Premium Member Am I the Assassin Or the Undertaker
Am I the Assassin 
        or the Undertaker

          ...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: loose end, death, grief, morning,
Form: Elegy



Premium Member Phenomonology
"Phenomonology"

time drips through
the lens of philosophy 
phenomonology melts
the solid realisation;
was all that time 
spent inconsequential, 
the purpose of it all
bought abruptly, 
for an expected cost
(for...

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Categories: loose end, muse,
Form: Narrative
My Small Group Friends
I feel the Lord want's to make our small group grow even more and thrive and this is my way of showing my appriciation to...

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Categories: loose end, faith, friendship, inspirational, life,
Form: Rhyme
Hang Man
This has been a hot minute to say the cold hard truth. I second that! Glasses full of hours turn hands into long time. Darkness...

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Categories: loose end, adventure, analogy, conflict, imagery,
Form: Prose Poetry
Edge of Sanity
On the eve of, demand. Betrayal was rising. 
The voice of strength evaded me. 
The knife pushed deeper in.
Darkness awoke within me. Its grip squashing...

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Categories: loose end, abuse, addiction, anger, betrayal,
Form: Ballad



Pet-Sit Panics: Severine Veins
Title: Severine Veins

Since Chris and Tamra had to jet
without much plan for the future,
I was bestowed the family pet
who then proceeded to suture

my couch, my...

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© John Weber  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: loose end, funny, petsme,
Form: Rhyme
Cure Mine of the Dark
You’ll write a beautiful melody,
If it’s truly from the heart.
So first I’ll find the remedy,
To cure mine of the dark.
But holy light and blind eyes,
Are...

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© Ag Ki  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: loose end, absence, betrayal, dark, depression,
Form: Rhyme
A Helping Hand
To be honest my friend, when I’m at a loose end
I can fall prey to worry and fear
So give me a shout and I may...

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Categories: loose end, friendship, love, strength,
Form: Lyric
Trending
cut and paste attitudes
collage  costume ball
of personality clashes
over glued
to cover tracks

experience of multitude
all pick and choosy
lightweight hyenas
with mismatched spots
pulling dog-eyed at
every string and
tying loose...

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Categories: loose end, life, people, social
Form: Free verse
Voices
Thoughts racing in my head
Can’t focus on one
To many thoughts to bare
Lots of voices I can’t understand 
I can’t explain
I get hold of one until...

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Categories: loose end, confusion, life, visionary, me,
Form: Free verse
The Ranch Hand's Babies, Part 1 of 3
(In Tudu Hospital in the former Saigon,
several hundred dead babies have been
preserved in formaldehyde.  They are
hideously deformed as a result of their
mothers having been...

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Categories: loose end, war,
Form: Free verse
Flower Plateau
It's pretty late, isn't it?
The day's done, Midnight draws near
You mischievously glance at me
I carry you away to our room

Along the way, I think
Of all...

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© Derek Chos  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: loose end, anniversary, introspection, life, love,
Form: Free verse
A Tale of a Planet That Will Die Because It Is Inhabited By Vile and Disgusting Creatures
theres only one explanation for this state of world
pandemics and nuclear winters abound
have we been forsaken or have we forsaken ourselves
if you fuel hatred it...

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Categories: loose end, socialplanet,
Form: Free verse
A Silhouette
Plush red velvet pillows rest  secluded
light bent amid scenic shoji screens
ornate vines twist and turn giving way
a silhouette stares ahead without face 

Pin pricked...

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© Tim Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: loose end, analogy, dark, feelings,
Form: Free verse
The Two Women of Our Modern Day Society
Moina Michael was a teacher,
Who vowed to wear a poppy,
Each year so as to remember,
The fallen, alone and the dead.

She wrote a poem in reply,
To...

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Categories: loose end, appreciation, conflict, inspiration, remembrance
Form: Rhyme

Book: Shattered Sighs