Best Uncountable Poems
Of Infinity
...In the land of finite, measurable calculus of existence,
You are a silhouette of mystique, esoteric obscurity,
A symbol ambiguous, living among realm of precision,
Unreachable to quotidian and si......
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Categories:
uncountable, perspective,
Form:
Personification
The Last Token
...Be the halo of moon in a starless sky
Be the angel of smiles for tearful eyes
A beacon of hope in despair of grief
A lighthouse for the souls lost at sea
A gift of rose to lovelorn heartbeats
......
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Categories:
uncountable, giving, perspective,
Form:
Verse
These Three Remain
...
This is what the wicked are like— always free of care, they go on amassing wealth. Surely in vain I have kept my heart pure and have washed my hands in innocence ~ Psalm 73:12-13
A wi......
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Categories:
uncountable, poverty,
Form:
Sonnet
The Mourning of Mother Earth
...You, unfeeling creatures
Who call yourselves human,
You, fleeting bubbles of reason,
Accidental parasites of time,
You, filthy microbes of cancer,
Ephemera of invincible eternity,
You, wh......
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Categories:
uncountable, earth, humanity, life, pollution,
Form:
Free verse
A Forgotten Skeleton
... the dream painted itself sad ashen grey
a parched desert where rain never falls
this dark metaphor in her barren heart
loneliness whispering of love yet to call
bones of long lost ......
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Categories:
uncountable, depression, dream, loneliness, poetry,
Form:
Rhyme
Poverty Defines True Wealth
... Don't know if human's will ever see
every soul born, is right where it's meant to be
For the rich to become the richest
there has to be a place for the poorest
The entire world is bu......
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Categories:
uncountable, anger, care, change, class,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
Along the Shore of Evermore
...I STEP down from the boardwalk and into a land moved by the forces of the universe.
I feel the earth move under my feet as I walk on mountains crushed to grains of sand by these forces and the pa......
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Categories:
uncountable, beauty, earth, heaven, ocean,
Form:
Pastoral
Love In Her Nature
...Love the oldest,
Love the youngest,
The smallest,
The broadest.
Imperfectly perfect,
Proudly humble.
Endlessly end,
Peacefully troubled.
Quietly lousy,
Uncountable counting.
Pleasurable......
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Categories:
uncountable, art, black african american,
Form:
Rhyme
Judgement
...Judgment
When I shall be the old man here,
Forgot by time, uncountable by year,
When I shall wish to pass the living brink,
At You I shall devote my thought and think.
Uselessness I`ll see i......
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Categories:
uncountable, philosophylove,
Form:
Classicism
The Heroes
...The heart of our hearts,
the bone of my bones.
The fresh of my fresh,
The sweet of sweets.
As the first man was
happy for the creation of
woman from his rib,
the same way I am
happy with my......
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Categories:
uncountable, family, happiness, inspirational, life,
Form:
A Wandering Ship
...Dark thoughts emerging from a lifeless spirit,
a wandering ship sinking into the remotest depths;
denying itself reality and its sense of comfort...
and was ever there a lighthouse to disperse its......
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Categories:
uncountable, desire, sea,
Form:
Narrative
Poetic Love
...Consumed under infinite sunless night;
Its uncountable fixed flickering stars,
With tendrils tender love and a lullaby,
Mid quiet indulgent heaven, it dost sings.
Swell of explosive unsated ......
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Categories:
uncountable, love,
Form:
Free verse
Still I Am Not
...Silently you smiled from far peeping me
Smiled silently with mind of lonely
Smiled from far seeing me
Peeped through the chink of door
You’re looking what I had done
Smiled with luscious lips ......
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Categories:
uncountable, how i feel, lost
Form:
Prose Poetry
Thoughts and Longings
...Cast me not away
Ye gentle soul, my love
Lead me to the beach
Where our love began and bloomed
Cradle my fragile wrists
In your strong and loving grip
Call me yours again
Bid me to you and I s......
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Categories:
uncountable, longing, love, marriage, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
The Wind In the Pines 5
...5. Murasame’s Story Concludes
("Noh" is an ancient Japanese style of
drama, broadly similar to Elizabethan
tragedy. "The Wind in the Pines" is
my version of a well-known Noh play.)
MATS......
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Categories:
uncountable, myth,
Form:
Couplet