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Best Soonest Poems

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Premium Member Rosalia - the Evil Black Witch of the Harz, Part Five
Rosalia - The Evil Black Witch of the Harz, Part Five

The Monseigneur knew that they must be successful in this venture as the “Lord’s Madmen”...

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Categories: soonest, allegory, evil, halloween, horror,
Form: Narrative



Premium Member A Breath
A BREATH 
Remembering the holocaust, deep in the soonest dream 
Of a beloved is buried all my hope for you begun,
So I need not wait...

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Categories: soonest, appreciation, bereavement, fear, history,
Form: Sonnet
Twin Blood
How can i Rest!!!
How could you take a girl child from me
How could you forcefully take her
Shes only 6 years of age 
All she needs...

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Categories: soonest, abuse, angel, birth, child,
Form: Narrative
Loftiness and Lowliness
From loftiness one becomes lowly
.   and from lowliness one becomes lofty.

Consider the highest of the peaks; 
.   it has nothing but...

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Categories: soonest, allegory, devotion, faith, hope,
Form: Parallelismus Membrorum
Day 1 the Journey
As the narrow roads run into us
The scorch in the city fades
As the clouds begin to stage a fright;
A choreography of serenity displays
Wearing their darkest...

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© Ezer Agyin  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: soonest, adventure, crazy, imagery, travel,
Form: Narrative



A Turn of Event
A TURN OF EVENT

A sudden left
Or a sudden right
So abrupt
No, not a makeshift
But I’m assuming, a turn of event.


We never thought
Its like the Malaysian 370...

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Categories: soonest, feelings,
Form: Rhyme
Silent Whisper
There,  they are with their scary galaxy of thoughts! 
Those that wanted us to sing those songs they never
sang with the moon and the...

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Categories: soonest, abuse, africa, age, art,
Form: Ballad
Least Loved
Least loved, soonest offended,
An affair that upped and ended,
Leaving dust mites in the throat,
Tears that filled and sank the boat.

Least loved, quickest distraction,
To some fatal-type...

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© Tony Bush  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: soonest, lost love, love, sad,
Form: Verse
I Am Sick
Whenever 
ill 
health 
comes
It 
feels 
as 
if 
death
Is 
on 
its 
way.

Body 
Hot.
Headache
Splitting
Like 
a 
crazy 
drummer
On 
a 
tight 
drumskin.
Stomach
Churning.
General 
feeling
Of 
restlessness
Takes 
over
The 
once 
busy 
body.
The 
once...

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Categories: soonest, health
Form: ABC
Like Father Like Son
In your mother's eyes I catch the first sight
A miracle in our lives so vibrant and bright
The pride of all married folk
A pride we will...

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© Bilal Hb  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: soonest, fatherme, pride,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Wishes For Tomorrow
A needled wail reeks from his dusky face
while gnawing thoughts keep the moon awake,
praying for grace to ebb the lonely  tides
that he blesses ...

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Categories: soonest, child, longing,
Form: Lyric
Hello Charlax,
Hello Charlax, 
Thank you for writing to Yahoo! Groups. 
I'm sorry, but I am unclear as to what your question or concern is. 
Please provide...

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Categories: soonest, computer-internet, introspection, on work
Form: Prose Poetry
Age of Love
We were too young to fall in love
Hearts shining, we stuck like glue
Soaring high like a flying dove
Our eyes and spirits connected too

We set up...

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Categories: soonest, age, first love, funny
Form: Rhyme
Nature of Man
Man is dust and clay;
So,  why carry yourself like a god? 
Man today, dust tomorrow,
Why gather all wealth greedily? 

Man is dust and clay;...

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Categories: soonest, abuse, africa, art,
Form: Classicism
Questions
Do we live too long for the moment,
for our visions that fleeting seem?
Do we deem what is passing substantial,
and what shall abide a mere dream?

Was...

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Categories: soonest, feelings, sad, truth,
Form: Elegy

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