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Best Wickedest Poems

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Premium Member Lighthouse
my friend,
          beacon, bright ...
           ...

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Categories: wickedest, analogy, imagery, memory, metaphor,
Form: Free verse



The Warring Curses
We stood atop God's hill
among God's hills
and saw no mountains
where mountains are not seen,
but gazed hatefully, fearfully, longingly
into Satan's valley.
Ours was the grandest little hill,
and...

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Categories: wickedest, allegory,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Mummy
In the city of the dead, underneath the whispering sands,
Lies a curse written in blood's script.
Beware defilers, for death's vengeance, guards
This sacred tomb.
Beneath wrappings decayed...

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© Cherl Dunn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: wickedest, halloween, history, holiday, horror,
Form: Free verse
String Theory
Decisions 		-	Divisions
Ingenious inventions
No will may stop the wickedest intentions
Particle accelerate
Universally formulate
We are division
Infinite density
In the vacuum
SPACE containing reality
Holographic projection
A myopic third dimensional vision...

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Categories: wickedest, allusion, moving on, science,
Form: Epyllion
Will I Live To See Another 24
Will he rise up will he fall
He will ball, stand tall through it all
He will hustle until the man calls
All day everyday 'cause the game...

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Categories: wickedest, hip hop, spoken word,
Form: Rhyme



Eagle Out of Egypt
Like an eagle out of Egypt...flying faster than the wind
Leaving many shackles, chains and cages
Leaving sorrow and sickness and a multitude of sins
How, where or...

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Categories: wickedest, bible, blessing, freedom,
Form: Blank verse
Voiceless
Mother taught me to not kill,
Her holy book forbids it.
Written somewhere in its many pages is
"Killing is the wickedest biblical sin."
My mind holds me prisoner,
A...

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Categories: wickedest, africa, corruption, , memorial,
Form: Free verse
Dear God (I Been Struggling)
Dear God I been struggling all my life
for the sins I committed I paid the price
learned to live with regrets and sacrifice 
da da da...

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Categories: wickedest, angst, black african american,
Form: Rhyme
Wicked Love
He loved in the most wickedest of ways
That’s the only way he knew how to love
Intentionally hurting and abusing when he could
Causing harm, I think...

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Categories: wickedest, hate,
Form: Bio
Not So Great Pumpkin
An unfruitful fruit                      ...

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© John Beam  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: wickedest, angst, children, christian, death,
Form: Free verse
Stand
Surrounded by storms...they fill the sour skies
Surrounded by cyclones...they all scream chaos cries
Surrounded by sickness that brings death to the damned
Believers stay strong
We're all making...

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Categories: wickedest, god,
Form: Blank verse
Obsidian
Darkest heart a ruddy black 
Dried blood and static
Blackest of black eyes roll in empty space
The darkest night in deepest oblivion 
Of volcanic hell frozen...

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Categories: wickedest, allegory, allusion, analogy, angel,
Form: Free verse
Various Heresies 7
Pagans Protest the Intolerance of Christianity
by Michael R. Burch

“We have a common sky.” — Quintus Aurelius Symmachus

We had a common sky
before the Christians came.

We thought...

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Categories: wickedest, angel, atheist, bible, christian,
Form: Rhyme
Mum
Mum

Beauty like a sunset
Innocence like a baby
Peace like a dove’s
I remember in mum

A smile that could melt
Even the wickedest of hearts
I saw in mum

Warmth like...

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Categories: wickedest, family, mom, tribute,
Form: Free verse
A Report of the Jewels Excavated From the Tomb of the Hectate, Done In a Kind of a Verse
Minute by minute is my fleshy integument perspired, 
Lathered and lathed and laved in my own shiny sweat;
And my heart it beats rigorously and unremittingly...

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Categories: wickedest, absence, adventure, africa, analogy,
Form: I do not know?

Book: Reflection on the Important Things