Best Mausoleums Poems
Below are the all-time best Mausoleums poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of mausoleums poems written by PoetrySoup members
Along the Shady Paths of Vivid GreenAnd the cemetery was fresh and vivid green
when we took our bikes down the paths of it -
past stones and trees and mausoleums and...
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Categories:
mausoleums, sad,
Form:
Narrative
GambleRife with abstractions, and still just listening;
Leaning on pages, the night keeps glistening.
Ripping at seams, no intentions of fixing
As leaks spring up in the darkness...
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Categories:
mausoleums, introspection
Form:
Quatrain
Liturgy of the WindThey loiter
in memory's mausoleums,
old chants,
those gilded liturgies,
ready to resurrect
and eat through the ear
with promises
under the finery
of polished myth.
Grafted onto our very bone,
these structures...
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Categories:
mausoleums, absence, wind,
Form:
Free verse
Road To OverUnwrapping both a blessing and a curse, extracts
Love’s essence painting souls and framing them abstracts.
Too brazen into Jung’s collective we were when,
Our fists were...
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Categories:
mausoleums, christian, jesus, lost love,
Form:
Couplet
Vice Versas ImpasseEmbarking upon another vigilant journey, as ever searching these
Sinuous corridores in sublime; a maxims inverted souvenir; effusions
Waterfalls of wisdom to contest this, their mortuaries enigma....
Craven...
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Categories:
mausoleums, hope, life, love,
Form:
I do not know?
ReturnA fine mist of rain falls silent
on his thin, sharp-angled face.
He picks up the pace and tilts
his head to the wind. He...
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Categories:
mausoleums, identity,
Form:
Free verse
Some of us have secrets - William Tell
"Some of us have secrets – William Tell."
Some of us have secrets.
Well, we all have secrets, William Tell.
We sweep them under the...
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Categories:
mausoleums, muse,
Form:
Narrative
Chiaroscuro ChoreographyA light mist of ethereous rain falls
silent on his thin, sharp-angled
face. He lengthens his stride and
leans toward the wind. He walks
through plundered...
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Categories:
mausoleums, historylight, light, cancer,
Form:
Verse
Wake Asia Wake - Part One - 7And shake off the mantric spells ringing in your conditioned minds
but remember and...
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Categories:
mausoleums, inspirational, history, truth, ,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
Figurines, Figments and FragmentationContortions beloved china doll ballets; fallacies repertoire?!
Sublime, embarking upon another vigilant mnemonic journey
As ever searching these sinuous theatres jigzaw corridores to well find
A maxims inverted...
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Categories:
mausoleums, hope, life, love,
Form:
I do not know?
Wake UpWake up to the magnitude of the responsibility you shoulder
In singing the destiny humankind deserves
Betraying secrets to the egregious egret whose stakeholder
In his demented demeanour...
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Categories:
mausoleums, poems,
Form:
Free verse
When Dusk Draws NighSilence morphs the call of falling dusk
Gathering under fiery skies,
Stilled leaves in somber silence hang
Moping at the darkness that plies.
Dusty paths the home-bound cattle...
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Categories:
mausoleums, nature,
Form:
Narrative
Typical NightSlowly the sun sets as day turns to night.
Cellars, castles, and caves, places that cause much fright.
These are the areas, I call them my home,
secluded...
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Categories:
mausoleums, scary,
Form:
Rhyme
Vice Versas ImpasseEmbarking upon another vigilant journey, as ever searching these
Sinuous corridores in sublime; a maxims inverted souvenir; effusions
Waterfalls of wisdom to contest this, their mortuaries enigma....
Craven...
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Categories:
mausoleums, angel, art, autumn, love,
Form:
I do not know?
That Afternoon At Highgate CemeteryThat afternoon at Highgate
When my life had paused awhile,
Old graves and headstones greeted
With their sad and forlorn smile.
Smirched epitaphs stared at me
My call...
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Categories:
mausoleums, death,
Form:
Elegy