Evacuee Poems | Examples


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Why You Don'T Cry

Destroyed cosy inquisitioned in light
    Detective sun floods roof lifted abode
    Harsh ray revelation, shark menace bite
    Adrenaline daggers stab at forbode


    Fireplace safe scaffold coughs in sunken fog
    Flight frantic response compels departure
    Haggard recognition, choked chimney smog
    Accumulates lump lung coal disaster

    
    Sorrow will slow her, solo is her plight
    Spat at offers smoulder in disregard
    Heroine rejects, chest prison gate tight
    Ashes of apathy, bleeding heart barred
    

    Swift blow attack ad libs a survivor
    Merciless evacuee manuevres




    29th May

Premium Member The Evacuee

With your teary eyes fixed on me
we walked to the station; your little
hand glued firmly to mine. No words
passed between us – just a deathly silence
as the train arrived. We tightly embrace;
my heart was breaking but I smiled;
said I would see you again soon,
with your teary eyes fixed on me

10~22~14
Contest 8 lines 7 words enjambment
Sponsor Rick Parise
~awarded 3rd place~

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