Life Epic Poems

These Life Epic poems are examples of Epic poems about Life. These are the best examples of Epic Life poems written by international poets.

Karma that patient gangster 
Very slow in action 
But never fails to repay 
Creeps into your life
Paying in double all your deeds 
After replaying all

© Desire Obaroyeregbe Agbeyiwa Agidotan Ikoyo  

  separated by vows of abstinence but 
forever bonded by Light entwined 
two parallel Orders twinned
in material poverty firm endured 
with One Heart beating

© Ghairo Daniels  

Redemption untold 
Lies are never far from fallacy 
Secrets are never far from power 
If the soil is polluted 
The root can’t bring no good

© Richard Nnoli  

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   embedded in avatar’s 
sequential chromosomes 
novel_sprite_ageless___BIRTHED 
Soul protected       simultaneously

© Ghairo Daniels  

In the mirror's gaze, a stranger's face
Eyes that once shone bright, now dim with time
The weight of shadows, a heaviness that clings
A heart that beats

© Nana Samson  

God all the way 
I can’t explain how I survive 
I can’t be so sure 
When words describes how it happen 
Cos all i do

© Richard Nnoli  

You wake up with a goal, 
at least, that's what you say.
But take a moment, be real, 
what’s lighting your way?
Is it passion? 
A purpose

© Victor Ernest Osong  

Never again 
Run away from danger 
Oh you man of value 
Listen to the call of nature 
It holds a destiny for everyone 
It will

© Richard Nnoli  

The parties were in full swing.  
The doorbell rang, yet no one knew it.  
In that instant, everything changed for the party guests.

© Annie Lander  

Wandering in the woods for years,
Trials and Tribulations without fears,
Scorching heat, thorns and flood flow,
Came the Pandavas with a divine glow.
For days not Fortune lay

© Vidushi Sahu  

Breathe Again
Did I have years of experience
Or was it years of daily repeats
I must have had, my confidence had suffered,
Those pop-up painful memories
In my love

© Annie Lander  

...Gobayth’s mind was nearly crushed,
this was his life now, it appeared,
and all sorts of depressing thoughts
flooded his mind that first half-year.
Was this what life was

© David Welch  

...Finally Gobayth came to
a devastated mountainside,
the trees and soil stripped away,
slaves cutting out blocks of great size.
They led him to a wooden hut
where several gold

© David Welch  

I’ve seen many look to the sky
and to the gods earnestly plead,
what sins have the committed that
require so many to bleed?
Why does Lord Diyal ride

© David Welch  

When poetry cry’s 
So few achieved survival 
So many got stuck along the way 
Too many fell off the track
So many died before the end

© Richard Nnoli