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Best Unhearing Poems

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


Premium Member In Deep Sorrow
Oh, unfeeling God
Am I ever permitted to know
why the one who was still so much needed
was the one who was chosen to go?
With all my...

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Categories: unhearing, sadpain, me,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Life's Greatest Regret
I watch the sun fall from the sky
tumbling soundlessly, the horrid quiet deafening.
As I see it touch the horizon, the world burns
and clouds, like kindling,...

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Categories: unhearing, sad love,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Call of the Wild
My house bound kitty sits beside
the tightly closed back door.
I cannot let him out for fear
he may come home no more.

Bold coyotes watch our country...

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Categories: unhearing, cat, nature,
Form: Rhyme
Plague Spreads
crows feeding loudly in maiden hay field
in the noon sun
such a dark sound these creatures
such a ancient place they call to in the heart
'no good...

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© Mark Junor  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: unhearing, beauty, death, england, mythology,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Felix Seely: a Spoon River Poem
Now there are special classes for those like me--
                ...

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Categories: unhearing, community, joy, life,
Form: Free verse



Fair Land Lost
Are you the one that blocked the sun?
That fired the bullet from the gun
That laughed aloud at what you’d done
To this fair land that cash...

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Categories: unhearing, political
Form: Lyric
Humiliation of Society
Hearts beat in shallow chests as brains tick in empty heads
Unseen eyes glitter as to small hands pull to big triggers
Money wouldn’t let go as...

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© Lisa Geier  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: unhearing, life, peace, war,
Form: Free verse
Drowning
I'm drowning right here as I stand on dry land.I need you to hear me and then understand.
With each passing day I wither and fade,...

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Categories: unhearing, courage, silence,
Form: Ballad
Athenian Epitaphs Ii
Athenian Epitaphs II

These are ancient Greek epitaphs for lost family and friends, including dogs and other animals ...

Now his voice is prisoned in the silent...

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Categories: unhearing, animal, best friend, death
Form: Epitaph
Premium Member Funner To Be Kind
Easy to be cruel
against sublime unitarian longings
stewed in outdoor green/blue sunshine
reproducing universal solitude belonging

Within this multiculturally hued
resilient solidarity
I likely feel compassion's warm 
win/win communication 
in/on...

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Categories: unhearing, caregiving, education, environment, fun,
Form: Political Verse
Sunken Cathedral Six
Huge bronze bells peel muffled engulfed by sea 
above unhearing in depths deaf to thee

drowned the dead the lost tsunami friends
not figuring quick and sharp...

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© Nigel Fox  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: unhearing, dedication, loss, love, autumn,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Willow
Ever wonder why a willow would want to weep
While dreams haunt you as you sleep
Somedays blur by
You try ,
But in doing what is  right,...

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Categories: unhearing, bereavement,
Form: Rhyme
The Tumultuous Tracks of Nature
As my legs grow into trunks and my arms into branches, the leaves of my leavings fall and sprout seeds among the grasses. 
Spreading my...

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Categories: unhearing, anxiety, art, metaphor, nature,
Form: Rhyme
Let Me Be
Let me be a light
A beacon
A hope
For the sightless

Let me be a shelter
A home
A refuge
For the homeless

Let me be music
A song
A melody
For the unhearing

Let me...

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Categories: unhearing, prayer,
Form: Imagism
Dead Mouth
Write it on the window,
in big bold letters.

Write it on the wall, 
in wet black ink.

Spray it on the overpass,
in bright green graffiti.

Write it with...

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Categories: unhearing, love,
Form: Free verse

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