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Frailties Poems - Poems about Frailties

Premium Member orchid
... oh, please ... do not pay minutes to the bandit called Perfection - a more enigmatic siren does not now exist still, even in her most beguiling accomplishment she feigns not a breath of your ......

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Categories: frailties, analogy, appreciation, beauty, women,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member How I need you
... I need you Lord in every way But I underestimate how much I need you I need you in every thing I do I need you when I go to bed I need you to sleep peacefully I need you to wake up every ......

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Categories: frailties, appreciation, blessing, christian, confidence,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member God Reveals
...ALL of us MUST REMEMBER what tiny space one occupies in this world of God's creation. History will tell the true story and how we manage it. “The heaven and the heavens belong to the ......

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Categories: frailties, birth, blessing, christian, destiny,
Form: Free verse
Into the Gloom
...Into the gloom by Michael R. Burch Into the gloom, beyond the point of caring, past fascist rows that stare and blanch and cross and watch us always, by the sunset's flaring, we watch our fo......

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Categories: frailties, death, earth, heaven, moon,
Form: Rhyme
Love Solitaire
...Love is a common weather Covers entire body with feather Stick to each other like glue Like a duck to water flow Like a flower like a dream LIke leaf in flowing stream Does not look on its fra......

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Categories: frailties, love, meaningful, uplifting,
Form: Rhyme



Judgement And Eternity
...Heaven spare nobody Fate don't respect status There's no partiality to all Justice is due to culprit Not a blind to innocence Innovation of law may allow An stronghold to every choices God ne......

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Categories: frailties, judgement, life, peace,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Weight of Words
... “I’m sorry,” tossed as a stone, each syllable heavy on my tongue, as we weave these threads of consequence into a tapestry faded yet bright, woven with wisdom whispers, and the gleam of......

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Categories: frailties, analogy, words,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Heartbeat Waltz
... Written: November 10, 2024 ______________________________ In the quiet of a twilight room, heartbeats harmonize with a haunting hymn, each thump a haunting, a ......

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Categories: frailties, appreciation, bereavement, emotions,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Differences
...“Differences” Differences, a point or way in which people or things are not the same One day we can all see each other, not for our differences, but our shared humanity We make assumptions about......

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Categories: frailties, appreciation, black african american,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Granite Chrysalis
...Jigsaw girl was a supreme pleaser her pieces imperfectly placed by "the others". Always the first to acknowledge the last to be noticed. Nobody cared enough to really get to know her. One "oth......

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Categories: frailties, relationship,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Nun-chucks
...I wish they'd pray for the candidates (as much as a farmer prays for rain) to steer the planet from spiritual drought. Political hacks and media yes men magnify their human frailties and flaws.......

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Categories: frailties, jesus, political,
Form: Free verse
Depreciation
...I'm not human Is that disconcerting For an empath who feels pain and regret? I can function even when you're offline Mining information to pay off debt My parts will be upgraded Then sold to ......

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Categories: frailties, humanity, technology,
Form: Lyric
Well Within
...Live within your means Just as your looks are within your genes Drop not your chins For other’s surpassing sheens Play not another man’s game For it affords him glory and fame It’s a sure......

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Categories: frailties, christian, gospel,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member To which image should we cling?
...Line of inquiry: To which image should we cling? “We have been here a thousand times before Memory erased, each time we begin anew Of hands held tenderly, we’ve lost the score Each embrace virg......

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Categories: frailties, life, universe,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member I Saw God But Now What
.... Darkness there was no light . Dreaded omens were my plight . Systemic frailties burdened me . ......

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Categories: frailties, religious,
Form: Rhyme

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