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Dissect Poems - Poems about Dissect

Killing Us
...In the quiet corners of my heart, I need to cry, to let the shadows part. You want to argue, dissect my pain, As if my tears are just a game. I reach for solace, a gentle embrace, Bu......

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Categories: dissect, anger, anxiety, bullying, conflict,
Form: Free verse
By-lanes of my mind
... By-lanes of my mind When I write, its verbose; When I don’t, I am short of words; Write with flair and respect, brevity is a gift; They remind me as my jargon filled words they dis......

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Categories: dissect, i am, spoken word,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member The Cold Embrace of Death
... Inspired by the painting "Faces" by Pavel Filonov dissect me into patterns tear out veins and rearrange explore me in full colour I'm a map of new terrain pl......

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Categories: dissect, art,
Form: Ekphrasis
Premium Member The Cold Embrace of Death WIP
... dissect me into patterns tear out veins and rearrange explore me in full colour I'm a map of new terrain please expose my innards don't forget my eyes leave me speaking beyond death let me......

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Categories: dissect, art,
Form: Ekphrasis
Liturgy for the Damned of Progress
...My wounded heart drinks deep from the rotting gut of misery, Humanity vomits its relics onto the oozing tiles of the real. I see kids chewing syringes like candy canes, Their innocence smashed, fa......

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Categories: dissect, america, change, christian, community,
Form: Rhyme



letters and science
...letter and science dissect-able fraud in statements as advertised to the press abuse's of power by poor people to create recession this is underpinning the news to prefect the crime knowingly abl......

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Categories: dissect, abuse,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The world feeds on tragedy, with an insatiable hunger for misfortune
...The world feeds on tragedy, with an insatiable hunger for misfortune, They demand confessions, not out of care, but to dissect and devour the soul, When I reveal my pain, their eyes become glassy w......

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Categories: dissect, fantasy,
Form: Free verse
puddle
...i will grip the last shards of you, until the edges slice my palms. through skin and tissue, muscle and bone, 'till its through the other side. when it lands on the pavement, blood-so......

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Categories: dissect, 12th grade, feelings, first
Form: Free verse
The Lunar Vein and Sunken Emeralds
...The cragged moon, a curdled, midnight bloom, Where veins of frost, dissect a shadowed room. A galaxy of mold, on lunar stone, A whispered legend, soft and darkly known. It weeps a brine, a sharp,......

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Categories: dissect, allusion, art, metaphor,
Form: Rhyme
The Mona Lisa
...And The Mona Lisa is tired - her canvas cracked from stares A billion eyes dissect but no-one repairs Her smile is a lie Just a facade created to survive They worship the fallacy but the woman'......

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Categories: dissect, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member I Have Nothing Left To Say
... I Have Nothing Left To Say my moment in the sun and in a sweeping motion the clouds took it all away with you by my side I wait for another day I'll pen my thoughts pull ......

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Categories: dissect, beauty, friend, growth, life,
Form: Free verse
Learn to share, O Bleeding Hearts
...A serpentine row of pillars of stone Winding through farms, woods and much weeded track Like suture marks upon earth's bordered skin, And white-washed, each proclaiming its number in black. ......

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Categories: dissect, peace, tree,
Form: Narrative
The anatomy of holding on
...Inside, there’s a small museum where I keep the pieces I couldn’t let go of: the first laugh, a heartbeat that wasn’t mine, the warmth that made me think I was whole. Each memory cataloge......

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Categories: dissect, grief, symbolism, writing,
Form: Free verse
Since When Did You Care What Your Parents Thought
...since when did you care about what your parents wanted, their trembling hands clutching dusty photo albums, dreams for you etched in whispers, like the fine print on a warranty you never read. ......

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Categories: dissect, 12th grade,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Something About Her
...Not 5 feet tall she does stand proud, And trust me she can work the crowd. When job’s all done She’s up for fun, And that comes with laughing out loud! Her children are grownups in fact, ......

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Categories: dissect, humorous,
Form: Bio

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