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Best Wretch Poems

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Premium Member Gravitational Pull
Today I feel the pull
of gravity
on the depth of my depravity
There within that cavity 
resides my anxiety
It seeps out of my porosity 
feeding the insanity

I...

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Categories: wretch, abuse, addiction, angst, courage,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Falling From the Heights
FALLING FROM THE HEIGHTS

Who knew the road would fill with gravel’s pain?
My feet, sore bare, beneath the calloused peat.
The sun beat hard, no friend the...

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Categories: wretch, death,
Form: Sonnet
Write !
Write !


Some madness banter of insanity
is pulling at my thoughts
spilling effulgent
in giant verbs and huge marching nouns
collecting snippets as it walks
stomping on flowers
and mushing liquid...

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Categories: wretch, on writing and wordsme,
Form: Free verse
Grinch: Supervillain
The cruelest of all villains lives on Mount Crumpit
for when it comes to Christmas, he says, "Dump it!"
He keeps trying to "Pooh pooh" that sacred...

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Categories: wretch, christmas, evil, fate,
Form: Rhyme
Frankenstein's Lament
I have no spirit.
I have no soul.
I am nothing more than a terrible troll.
I’ll never see Heaven,
And this is my Hell,
To be shunned by all...

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Categories: wretch, destiny, feelings, horror,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member The Dream, the Judgement and the Final Plea
The Dream, The Judgement And The Final Plea


If my beating heart were to be graded,
Through clear prism of hidden things not oft seen;
Let it be...

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Categories: wretch, blessing, dream, farewell, forgiveness,
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...

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Categories: wretch, philosophylove,
Form: Classicism
Premium Member Quietly In the Night
My racing heart through silence seeps
a pitter-pattered tempo keeps
while all the world about me sleeps
so quietly in the night.

I sense a ghastly ghoul creep
a lurid...

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Categories: wretch, anxiety, dark, death, fear,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member I That Because of Your Attack, Will Never Yield
I That Because Of Your Attack, Will Never Yield.

No single tear given, nor I gift you an open field
so yes, make merry with your hatred...

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Categories: wretch, character, conflict, corruption, evil,
Form: Rhyme
The Wretched Prince
"The Wretched Prince"

You were my hope
And all my dreams,
But all of that has changed,
It seems

Because I treated 
You so bad,
Destroying everything
We had

And if I could
Just...

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Categories: wretch, christian, farewell, girlfriend, goodbye,
Form: Rhyme
The Hangman's Whisper
A gathering of whispers travel from breath to breath,
much like trains picking up chattering gossips along its 
route. With breath held, they stand and wait...

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Categories: wretch, obituary,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Pride Be Hubris Run Amok
41.
        Resist I Must

Pride is hubris run amok
To rot the soul within.
It rises from the depths of hell...
The...

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Categories: wretch, anxiety, endurance, pride,
Form: Rhyme
A Potter's Wheel
A potter’s wheel
I spin upon,
Removing endless, 
Saddened wrongs.

Who am I God?
What do You see,
Within the plan
You made for me?

Forsake it not,
This searching mind,
That quests to...

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Categories: wretch, faith, forgiveness, hope, may,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Life Lesson: Tale of Two Cities - When Villains Prove Heroes
A barrister tottering through alleys of London,
  Alcohol-shamed when espied;
Slinking home at four in the morning,
  To a pillow of tears never dried.

Sidney...

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Categories: wretch, addiction, confusion, hero, literature,
Form: Rhyme
Wimpole Street, Part 4 of 7
(Sir Frederick Treves, Victorian surgeon, has the
following claims to our respect: (1) he discovered
and cared for Joseph Merrick, "The Elephant Man":
(2) He followed the route...

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Categories: wretch, london,
Form: Rhyme Royal

Book: Shattered Sighs