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Grottoes Poems - Poems about Grottoes


Premium Member Neon Night: Urban Sonnet
...Above, the shrill of neon lights portend a promise of new love in garish hues, but for a broken life yet on the mend the darkness of the scape brings only views of solitude when memory accrues a......

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Categories: grottoes, imagery, lost love,
Form: Sonnet
The Sea
...The Sea My sleeping spirit wakes As the town’s vespers Climb the stairless sky And the sea whispers. The rushing waves crash On the craggy Shores of c......

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Categories: grottoes, time,
Form: Ballad



At the Edge of the Precipice
...I do not know how men many we were or how we went, what we saw on the way nor do I know for what ungodly purport was ours or what goaded us on into deeper uncharted territory despite our tortur......

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Categories: grottoes, dark, fantasy, horror, imagination,
Form: Narrative
The Darkest Hour
...Before light enters your souls your darkest hour will come the grottoes of your mind will be covered in shadow Yes, I think that you will find it difficult able to fi......

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Categories: grottoes, hope, imagination,
Form: Ballad
The Evaded Pain
...Stroll with me on this stony life’s street to that shiny pleasant mountain summit, where these grottoes of life here below will not sca......

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Categories: grottoes, life, love,
Form: Rhyme



The Darkest Hour
...Before light enters your soul the darkest hour will take place the grottoes of your mind will be covered in shadow Yes, I think that you won't be ......

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Categories: grottoes, fantasynight, light, light, night,
Form: Free verse
Childhood Becomes Impressionism
...Remember the games we used to play? On rainy days under the gray? In the trees and through the stars, around the bends and up to Mars. Over rainbows and in witches' den oh, the things we could see th......

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Categories: grottoes, friendship, imagination, nostalgia, on
Form: I do not know?

Book: Reflection on the Important Things