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Detritus Poems - Poems about Detritus


Premium Member Bad Breath of Angel Hair
The whiff of angel hair untidy reeks a reft of detritus with showers of glitter, confetti raining down torrential, on poesy of angel breath petals amongst the roses, daffodils and daisy chains written on a page cheered on by a sage, succumbed by the celebrant's rage to breath excess on angel's stage....

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Categories: detritus, celebration,
Form: Free verse
Detritus
(A poem in Troiku style) Detritus blanket of decay new life teeming underneath it's time to crawl out blanket of decay in death leaves sustain new life dust to dust returned cycle unending in death leaves sustain new life dying duty done ~kcm 22 Apr 2023...

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Categories: detritus, deep, spring,
Form: Haiku



Sad Detritus It In Eight
Sad Detritus It In Eight Sam Adams looked back at the lost loves Failed opportunities And monolithic blues That he concluded Was the sad detritus of his life. He sighed and went out To the Cosmos bar for another drink....

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Categories: detritus, sad, sad love,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Detritus
Our history was written by the victors Of holy wars from long ago; The sacred texts, the monuments, the scriptures The paths that lead us, tied upon the hand. "Lift up your eyes, rejoice" they say "Salvation is at hand!" Deliverance is near enough Just not when you had planned. A blinding light that hides the scars and Sublimates the whispers may Give...

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Categories: detritus, conflict, confusion, courage, journey,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Detritus
Detritus Sitting there, honey, Cleansed and bathed, Scented with lilac and rose, Glistening at your dressing table, and Eyeing yourself in the chrome mirror; I, as your guest, sit by and watch, Astonished at your well-intentioned revealings, Seeing your young beauty at morning tide, As hands and fingers apply the detritus, To nineteen year-old eyes, awash in teen wisdom. I sense there is something you...

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Categories: detritus, passion,
Form: Free verse



Words of Mass Detritus
I understand we Earthlings Seek order amongst things An analogy with ants Their mother wears the pants Yet nothing parasitic Clips her subjects ticket. Her warriors die in battle Not like docile cattle Falling for a social nest Not some pointless quest Like double you em-dee’s Not hidden overseas. A faceless nation employs Children it then deploys With guns in hands to arid lands Where blood stains sun-baked sands Shaded by...

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Categories: detritus, analogy, anger, england, humanity,
Form: Couplet

Book: Reflection on the Important Things