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Grieves Poems - Poems about Grieves


Premium Member Silence
Night silence, so much you have to say, afraid of listening to my past grieves, let me sleep again. Night silence, once more you wake me up, you bring me back many thoughts I want to forget, just keep quiet for me to sleep. Night silence, you are becoming a noisy nightmare, wake me up then, so as I can see the blue sea to get some calm. Morning...

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Categories: grieves, dream, emotions, feelings, grief,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Pastoria
A silent stone cries to the sky Heralding her tranquil graved name. A windswept tree weeps autumn leaves As on her limestone marker grieves. Bite Size Poem No. 40 Poetry Contest...

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Categories: grieves, death, grave, grief, sky,
Form: Free verse



Mother Earth Grieves
Earth's beauty was created with its dawning But flora and fauna will soon be extinct Mankind refuses to accept the warning Their abusive pursuits of nature is linked to forests felled, toxins dumped in streams and yet Concerns are ignored, the list far past succinct Mother Nature's wounded; slain without regret Animal habitats, men selfishly claim To this ravaged planet, he owes a...

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Categories: grieves, abuse, earth, environment,
Form: Terza Rima
Premium Member Summer As It Grieves
I hear the words. In autumn's silent verse lie anapestic wafts of falling leaves with golden syllables both bright and terse, the crimson pluck of summer as it grieves. Original poem, Autumn's Silent Verse Posted 9/9/19 Arbitrium Divisa Contest Sponsor, Gregory R Barden...

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Categories: grieves, autumn,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Grieves For the Hardness
Grieves for The Hardness shaking withered hands strain to undo a torx bolt memories of youth 8/14/2018...

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Categories: grieves, memory, old,
Form: Senryu



Premium Member My Soul Grieves Today
Hellish fire came Hopes and dreams burned to the ground. Souls flew in terror! * © Demetrios Trifiatis 24 July 2018 *" TRAGEDY " MY HEART GRIEVES TODAY FOR MORE THAN 50 OF MY COUNTRYMEN DIED AND MORE THAN 150 WERE INJURED BECAUSE OF FIRES AROUND ATHENS, GREECE. ONE THOUSAND 1,000 HOMES WERE...

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Categories: grieves, death, fire, heaven,
Form: Haiku
Today Grieves
Is it ever enough, will it ever be enough Today grieving for tomorrow —all truth in the past (Villanova Pennsylvania: August, 2017)...

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Categories: grieves, truth,
Form: Free verse
The South Still Grieves
Learning the threacherous tricks of the despicable ones Enabled the greed-driven soldiers to conquer with lies; Torpid days of guilt came to smolder them with disgrace, Trudging forth the conquered souls lost wealth and praise. Immense was the anger of having been betrayed by their own; Gentry souls fought in the fierce battlefield to defend their reign. Gushing blood...

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Categories: grieves, absence, character, conflict, death,
Form: Verse
Everyone Always Grieves
Everyone Always Grieves If you stand tall and protrude, Self more then likely may delude, But if praying with head bowed More easily will mingle in the crowd. If much better want to be, God said leave it up to me, I am both trunk, branches and leaves, Without me everyone always grieves. James Thomas Horn Retired Veteran and Poet This is an answer to James...

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Categories: grieves, encouraging, religious,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Everyone Leaves, Everyone Grieves - Your Choice
Have you ever noticed this trend? It might be a drought or a war, Blows quick to strike and slow to mend, And even if I have a friend, Everyone leaves / everyone grieves. (Your choice!) Strangers tell me 'You seem so sad, ' Though...

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Categories: grieves, loneliness,
Form: Rhyme
When a Poet Grieves
They say when a poet grieves He unveils himself, Within a poem, mending his broken soul With the beauty of rhyming words; His tears he uses to soak the dryness Of his worn mind; Yet I, the poet, grieve in solitude And I could not unveil, Nor write my own sorrow, But, I do gaze the sky not to ask how...

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Categories: grieves, faith, father, love, on
Form: Lyric

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