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Best Moth Eaten Poems

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Moth-Eaten Page- Love Song of J Alfred Prufrock
MOTH-EATEN PAGE- LOVE SONG OF J.ALFRED PRUFROCK
An Apology to T.S.Eliot



Tralalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalala
Let’s drink and be merry and dance on air
Friends and foes of Sindbad, in the dragon’s...

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Categories: moth eaten, allegory, allusion, earth, life,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Theft of My Will To Survive
Blindly.. 
I beseech you
for my eyes won’t adjust
to this shaded maze of despair -
neither the lantern’s flame 
nor a compass rose can help me now
in...

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Categories: moth eaten, dark, depression, grief, loss,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Timeless adoration
“A lover asked his beloved,
Do you love yourself more than you love me?
Beloved replied, I have died to myself and I live for you.
I've disappeared...

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© Silent One  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: moth eaten, love,
Form: Free verse
Till Final Bell Tolls
Witchcraft
                        ...

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Categories: moth eaten, poetry,
Form: Prose Poetry
This Cruise Is Over
the only tree for a thousand miles 
gave him welcome if temporary shade
a kaleidoscope of mockingbirds filling its branches
it was no longer possible to be...

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Categories: moth eaten, how i feel,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Thanks But No Thanks
Bartholomew Barton; his friends called him Barty
Eighteen years old but no birthday party
Slumped in the mud, a gunshot to the shoulder 
But unlike his comrades...

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Categories: moth eaten, appreciation, betrayal, hero, thank
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Twilight Eyes
Eyes the color of twilight hours,
looks down from a canvas throne.
Captured for an eternity,
her languid form, in repose.

Queen of all she surveys,
within these crumbling walls.
Moth...

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Categories: moth eaten, people,
Form: Rhyme
Mother Africa
MOTHER AFRICA

"This is the most difficult letter I've ever written in my life. Where do I start?
What do I say? Does she know I still...

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Categories: moth eaten, slavery,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Antique Store
I took my periodic stroll through the local antique store today.
I stumbled over things and stepped 'round clutter to make my way.
I looked for clocks,...

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Categories: moth eaten, humorous,
Form: Rhyme
Men, Do Not Give Up Your Dreams For These Girls, Keep Sleeping
Men, do not give up your dreams for these girls, keep sleeping. 


My cousin had read this phrase to me in August, when my wife...

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Categories: moth eaten, desire, feelings, future, good
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Antique Store
I took my periodic stroll through the local antique store today.
I stumbled over things and stepped 'round clutter to make my way!
I looked for clocks...

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Categories: moth eaten, funny, old, old,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Cinderellas Closet
CINDERELLA’S CLOSET

spawned-jeans ripped to shreds
moth-eaten-sweater distressed ~
fit teen in fashion

1/5/2022...

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Categories: moth eaten, fashion, teen,
Form: Senryu
Death of a Poem
Cold-blooded, 
I poison my precious poem 
with the tip of my quivering quill 
to quench the venomous quest 
of my crystal inkpot!

Burying the edited lexis...

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Categories: moth eaten, sad,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Differences You Say
Differences – you say !

I – me Lass – brave Helios, rides his golden chariot, 
drawn by fiery Steeds, into the vastness of this universe.

These...

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Categories: moth eaten, friend, universe,
Form: Rhyme
Black Widow
weeping willow, her
limbs caress giant empty
moth eaten coffins...

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Categories: moth eaten, bereavement, death, depression,
Form: Haiku

Book: Reflection on the Important Things