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Dug Poems - Poems about Dug

I Dug My Grave
I had tears in my eyes, But I said I was okay, I said I was fine, As I dug my own grave....

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Categories: dug, allegory, break up,
Form: Rhyme
A Few Steps From His Dug Up Grave
The undulating pine trees try not to weep as they really should; they hold the tiny, slowly falling raindrops, sensing the mortality that turns him cold without a sob, without tears, and standing a few steps from his dug up grave: he expresses much sorrow for himself, for the agonies that'll follow... accepting such an irreversible fate! Thereby, his bones without...

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Categories: dug, anxiety, death, fear, grave,
Form: Rhyme



When Claws Dug For Moments
There were giant toads in that time and small descendants of monsters. Limbs scuttled and leapt, Thorns and fangs began to flower as winged, but yet brainless insects fed through straws in their bulbous heads. The glory of the frangipani arose brightly in a steaming morass. Green became a color, rainbows arched over living volcanoes. These early times had not any moments but only a flood of blood, a flow and pulse. A...

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Categories: dug, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Hard Drug a Dug Grave
Mind-Cracking, Health-Crushing Hard Drug Whose taker has his own grave dug: For all the sad life’s holes it does plug, Any helping dosing down on rug, As though a shooter did one slug Or a dirty criminal one mug. A time to up a staircase lug The Hopelessly Suicidal on drug; To all the questions by a medic a shrug: No deliverance...

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Categories: dug, addiction, death, depression, drug,
Form: Rhyme
Dug Up
12/23/20 Been one heck of a year and some month Recently got a buzz cut I'm buzzed yup I was down and I was up No longer such a young buck Always f***ed up What a f*** up Shut up And hush up Pettiness continually being dug up I'll take you out barehanded, or with num-chuks Try to confront me and puff up But quickly got roughed up And...

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Categories: dug, addiction, dark, deep, poetry,
Form: Rhyme



I Dug the Heart
I split my chest grave, dug the heart who is inside to see, found red blood dripped from the body of poetic words on the spoon of maple leaves though I lost, but, future greeted the gilded crown in advance - Wednesday, July 31, 2019 Chattogram...

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Categories: dug, introspection,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member I Dug a Hole
An unfettered tongue Wags out words No one wants to hear Entered in Magicicada13 words to live by Sponsor: Maureen McGreavy...

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Categories: dug, words,
Form: Carpe Diem
They Dug the Well So I Can Drink
The sun- a burden on their backs. Beads of sweat wetting the dry earth, Dirt lining the whites of fingernails, Shovels hitting rocks and roots. Frustration arising when another day without success Would pass. Tears wiped with sodden sleeves Invoking the question: “Will anyone even remember me?” Fair to wrinkled skin, Hair from brown to white. The water emerges from the ground. The sweet...

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Categories: dug, children, family, children, history,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member I Dug a Hole and Found No Hugs
i dug a hole and found no hugs i can only imagine what i can't see like that albatross that you have in your cage the one that befriended your body infiltrated your soul to have his way with you ... and now you're miserable what can i do I've staked my claim respectfully i asked for coffee a simple gesture connie pachecho 4/7/17...

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Categories: dug, heartbreak,
Form: Free verse
Where They Dug For Gold
a Rondine There are lessons here, in the Gold Rush mine – a hazard. Might a child fall down the pit? not in search of gold or the bad airs that sit in shut-off places, quartz vein crystal-shine too dim to show a way. These walls confine the lungs, they say, the heart. But this is it: there are lessons here we...

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Categories: dug, children, earth day, education,
Form: Verse
When I Dug Deep
When I Dug Down Deep Many awkward sounds I have heard Broke down each one into an actual word Turned it into a poem from what she said And now she wishes I would drop dead. Each poem did have a disastrous effect And to start new hobby had to elect No longer will I wrote poems anymore I'm now a great clerk...

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Categories: dug, encouraging, humorous,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member The Freshly Dug Grave
Pines release their yellow pollen Gold coats all surfaces Unaware of the freshly grave dug Sadness family faces A lovely spring day for some gathered Rain clouds for others there Standing side by side each person Of emotions unaware Yellow swallowtail butterfly Floats 'pon spring's breeze A pleasant surprise on this day Graces the grave with ease New life expressed through its soft flight Yellow, bright, and sunny Much...

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Categories: dug, death,
Form: Rhyme
Free Cee Timothy Leery Dug This Oops I Forgot His Ashes Are In a Sattelite Traversing the Atmosphere
MENTAL INSTITUTIONS SHOULD PLANT FLOWERS TO PASS THE HOURS Dead daisies, deceased dandelions torched tulips birthed to be torn and tragically tormented And those daisies and dandelions died due to being deemed demented Maples were made miserable, evergreens were ever sad, and fir trees were forced to become forlorn Those evergreens and firs were sorrowful for all of...

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Categories: dug, fantasy, daffodils,
Form: Quatrain
My Grave Is Dug
My grave is somewhere dug Yet, I know not where But, when I cannot see one foot I know it's there And I stumble Not befallen or from grace From thus a problem or perhaps mistake As a result of choice I did not face Now another must surely make Shall I crumble, further unto darken place Or humble, step right up And change my ways Then,...

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Categories: dug, inspirational, philosophy, grave,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Dig Dug
This little guy in white is tunneling around the place. He is aware of the many dangers he will face. There are pookas and fygars situated all around. Those adversaries can sneak themselves right through the ground. He gets more points by dropping rocks on their head. If not, he can inflate them until they burst instead. Throughout the game, he...

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Categories: dug, children, nostalgia
Form: Rhyme

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