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Epilogue Poems - Poems about Epilogue

I Sent The Text: An Epilogue
messages sent and unsent confessions told and untold heartbroken- and hearts we both broke your memories linger around like a ghost I still see your shadows at my door scores settled and unsettled, you don't matter anymore pierce through my heart or stab my back the tattoos have already been scrubbed off now you don't beat my drums anymore...

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Categories: epilogue, moving on,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Epilogue
An angel wrote with a golden pen in the marble book of fate. The ink she used were the tears of men; The words she wrote: Too late! ...

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Categories: epilogue, angel, writing,
Form: Tercet



Premium Member An Authors Epilogue
An old account has it, with some sense concerning those two rebels, who after they had lost their (and our) innocence, God, foreseeing all their trepidations, thought it best they turn to laughter – to offset their future tribulations. To be sure, laughter hasn’t made us wise, much less moral, or brought us happiness. Yet, despite the lack of these, its one success has...

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Categories: epilogue, humor,
Form: Didactic
Premium Member New Proletariat: Millennial Epilogue
We, the Children of the Atom: Whose quantum physics master the balance of past and future. We remember before and after; to aim them both with hands still enslaved by petty policy and impractical allegiance to the thieves who multiply yet still. We say now to them: Imagine what we shall do in the autonomy of...

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Categories: epilogue, age, america, anger, change,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A Love Nostalgia Epilogue
Written: May 2nd, 2024 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Quixotic quest quiddity As dusk sapidity emerges,  Casting a shadow  Weeping waves smash  in foamy scatters;  seraphic strophic sojourn groans in a gossamer gaunt Arid shadows fade.  In a hazy blur,  emptiness lingers.  Shorebirds console each other.  in epicedes of  velvety whispers  and elusive sighs.  Horizon amid  cinereous graffiti...

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Categories: epilogue, inspirational, love, nostalgia,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Terror Bugs: Epilogue - A Freezer Mice Adventure
[Continued from ‘Terror Bugs: Part 5 - A Freezer Mice Adventure’] __________ Epilogue The spaceship’s crew - three man size shrews - paced slowly fore to aft Stanley’s mum said, “Sorry for your poor forsaken craft. Surely we could cleanse it of the carnage and the gore I have access to vinegar, the white kind, and much more.” Churchill said,...

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Categories: epilogue, adventure,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Serling and Roddenberry for Tea: IMPORTANT Epilogue Update
"What sort of world be home to those who goes about judging all souls of what they do be right or wrong and how'd they know of this-and-that be bad or good be alsoooo, true lest they were told from the same lot who walked the walk and talked the talk and now they sit in judgment of us in those we place our absolute trust they're judging us and who's judging them ......

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Categories: epilogue, allusion, analogy, appreciation, celebrity,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Wizard of Oz, epilogue
Happy ending in the movie: Dorothy: Oh, but anyway, Toto, we're home. Home! And this is my room, and you're all here. And I'm not gonna leave here ever, ever again, because I love you all, and - oh, Auntie Em - there's no place like home! Despite the happy ending Miss Gulch won't fade away...

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Categories: epilogue, fantasy,
Form: Free verse
Epilogue
In the depths of nights shades, lies the underworld roots of tentacles and rakes of spades. This darkness creeps and crawls, Whispers and echoes screams of a fall. But not until the error is inlaid. But fear not, for within your soul, lies a light that can make you whole. Let it shine, let it grow, lamp be oiled by Christs Holy blood...

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Categories: epilogue, angel, art,
Form: Rhyme
Epilogue
I know the ending, But I read it anyway. I’ll pull the blanket tight around me As laughter fades to death, And there are screams, And tears that might even be real. We can rewrite history: Mold it and tug at it, Rip it apart and make it beautiful And digestible. But there is only truth— the end....

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Categories: epilogue, fate, literature,
Form: Free verse
The Epilogue
A flash of light, Yes, in her eyes Was the only gesture Of a sign in the first Adam when he met her. Time of his manhood Glows like moonbeam That coy the sun. There was terrible toil, For he feed his flesh So as to live them. Like spartan and trojans, His aspiration is mediocracy In his time. The passing weight of...

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Categories: epilogue, inspirational, myth, perspective,
Form: Free verse
Epilogue
Here is the end of the story: Everything without love is nothing.......

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Categories: epilogue, allegory, allusion, metaphor,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Epilogue
Beware, take care I'm wary, Disturbed, Upset And perturbed I'm in a plight, Nothing feels right, Grey skies ahead Too many dead....

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Categories: epilogue, 10th grade,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Epilogue
if you have taken the time to browse through this eclectic collection of self-indulgent foolishness, I hope you’ve been entertained by the quirkiness of its content, or at the very least, annoyed by the pervasiveness of its eccentricities. It should be obvious to any perceptive reader that many of the lyrics credited herein to Goliath...

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Categories: epilogue, allegory, literature,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Epilogue
I hope fate allows us to meet again. I hope I'm a woman at her best then unlike the foolish teenager who didn't believe in miracles. I hope we'd stumble upon each other like old friends and I hope you would remember my face. I hope we would laugh upon our younger selves and those awkward conversations. I...

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Categories: epilogue, first love, hope, lost
Form: Free verse

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