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Best Rottenness Poems

Below are the all-time best Rottenness poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of rottenness poems written by PoetrySoup members


Premium Member Stygian Doubts-The Catacombs of Saint Francis, Lima, Peru
The rottenness of it all is no less foul for having been bleached white. This is the conclusion I come to. I walk with a...

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Categories: rottenness, adventure, allusion, faith,
Form: Prose Poetry



Premium Member Spell of a Stranger
The sprout of momentary illusion, 
the voyage of a derelict dream in place of a lie,
the lure of April, the deceit of May concertized in...

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Categories: rottenness, allusion, analogy, betrayal, black
Form: Free verse
Conscious
I’ll sing you dream songs
that last as long as the hills
but know this my love
it’s fullness IS
the striving of our wills

Against the darkness
that has crept...

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Categories: rottenness, character, environment, god, heart,
Form: Free verse
Insatiable
I implored myself with money and okay,
thought that feasting at the time was no crime,
and as the chyme soothingly rolled in my head's threads,
then in...

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Categories: rottenness, adventure, desire, funny love,
Form: Verse
Make No Bones About It
Bony bona fide bones bare bones                   ...

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© John Beam  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: rottenness, allegory, faith, words, funny,
Form: Free verse



Vanity World
VANITY  WORLD

Looking into my very me, I saw crying and dying children  in me.
What is union without children in our nest.
Looking into my...

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Categories: rottenness, grief, imagination, pain, poetry,
Form: Prose Poetry
Life Near Death
Fear I have going to the quack, knowing my life is in their hands
The moment I was told to register for a simple snip
In and...

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Categories: rottenness, death, deep,
Form: Free verse
Here's Looking At You Kid
Babylon the great has fallen has fallen....
Woe, unto them that call evil good, and good evil
That place darkness for light, and light, for darkness
Which put...

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Categories: rottenness, baptism, love,
Form: I do not know?
The Day the World Fell Apart
It was unseasonably
warm for Winter
sun shone bright
cool breeze blowing
but not even cold
and I was
just walking
along, not knowing
the world, as we knew it
was about to come...

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Categories: rottenness, depression, grief, how i
Form: Free verse
A To Z
In this remarkable world without reasons
Every word and every thought seem so priceless
Something that can bring belief into you
On the other hand, it can also...

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© Mony Reyna  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: rottenness, lifeheart, heart, hope, universe,
Form: Free verse
Baby Steps
Back drops of life
Tending down rottenness
Picking doors expensive
Voice activated
No intruders
Quiet enfolds 
Inner materials
Grand exits and entrance
Stage manner audience
Mountains back loft
Ski slope catchall
Frontal success 
Filling slates...

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Categories: rottenness, life,
Form: Light Verse
The Show Maker
With the rise of the sun , my eyes are kissed with the its rays and it's beauty, however , my heart is still heavy....

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Categories: rottenness, allusion, anger, anxiety, depression,
Form: Free verse
Desire Death Doth the Weak
Desire death do those with weakness, 
    For present circumstances. 
To climb the face of life is meekness: 
   ...

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Categories: rottenness, christian, gospel, strength, suicide,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Boundless Devotion
From water to soil, we continued. 
All that I've at any spot known has been rottenness. 
I can hear myself awakening close to the water...

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© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: rottenness, analogy, anxiety, appreciation, conflict,
Form: Rhyme
Despite Their Pocketful of Promises
If you come to my occasion
Maybe birthday or dedication
You'll be to me like a red rag to a bull
Asking for rice knowing the price of...

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Categories: rottenness, political,
Form: Rhyme

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