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Sorrow Burlesque Poems

These Sorrow Burlesque poems are examples of Burlesque poems about Sorrow. These are the best examples of Burlesque Sorrow poems written by international poets.


Premium Member Damage Control
With thoughts of getting fish-faced on a Friday night, 
I dropped anchor in a portside bar 
To contemplate the crooked path to closing time; 
Couldn’t...

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Categories: allegory, relationship,



Premium Member The Wide Bowl
This bowl is no longer mine,

was never so,  

Let it go. 

well worn before the oath,

A gift that despised the guardian, 

Presented freely without...

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Categories: animal, black love, break

Premium Member Woe-Man
Halt, halt,

Give Lust your hands, but NOT your hearts,

For when they hover around you,

You are an imminent carcass,

Loitering and flapping with the disposition of a...

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Categories: black love, eve, evil,

A Prayer For the One
Well! somebody’s got to fill up these empty spaces,
            Hollowness inside me that keeps...

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Categories: drug, silence,

Castle of Poets
The castle is a place where poets dwell.,
Where each can cast their wondrous spell.
From the turrets high to the dungeons deep
From each portcullis to the...

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© Mike Quinn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: fantasy,



Dreamer
If I could reach up to the sky and touch the stars way up high,
I would be dreaming as the clock wakes me as it...

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Categories: life, me,

'a Big Twist'

Love's winged to soar
Above outlooks and mind's decor
And abscond from realism
Of life's spectral prism.

Love comes in just a glimpse
But will desert you in a wing...

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Categories: imagination,

Oh the Glory of Her Sex, Mrs. Mary Blaize By Oliver Goldsmith
ON THE GLORY OF HER SEX, MRS. MARY BLAIZE 

Good people all, with one accord, 
    Lament for Madam Blaize, 
Who never...

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Categories: funny

A Teacher's Day
This is my job, changing young minds;
showing them the route to numbers and rhymes,
giving them knowledge of a brand new day, 
and how to kindly...

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Categories: black african american, caregiving,

Death In a Stairwell
I couldn’t wait to eat lunch with you tomorrow
But now my heart is filled with sorrow
The world has violently taken you away
I watched as you...

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© Daron Long  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: death, food, funny, loss,


Book: Shattered Sighs